What are some idioms about egret flying?

Zhenlu fills the court, Zhenlu is in the court.

It means that egrets fly in flocks and gather in the courtyard. It is a metaphor that there are many talents in the court. From "Drama Qin Meixin".

The idioms are as follows: heron friends and gulls, heron order mandarin duck line, heron order lu line, heron order gulls line, heron about gull league, gulls and herons forget the machine, heron into a line, vibrating heron chongting, vibrating heron in the court, luban heron order, idle gulls and wild herons.

The explanation is as follows: 1. Heron friends and gulls: refers to being friends with herons and gulls. A metaphor for a reclusive life.

2. Heron sequence mandarin duck line: egrets and mandarin ducks fly in an orderly manner. It is a metaphor for the ranks of hundreds of officials when they go to court.

3. Zhenlu fills the court: egrets fly in flocks and gather in the court. It is a metaphor that there are many talents in the court.

4. Heron about the Ou League: The metaphor has the same interests and hobbies.

5. Idle gulls and wild herons: a metaphor for a comfortable and comfortable life, secluded in the world.

1. Heron friends and gulls: refers to being friends with herons and gulls. A metaphor for a reclusive life.

2. Heron sequence mandarin duck line: egrets and mandarin ducks fly in an orderly manner. It is a metaphor for the ranks of hundreds of officials when they go to court.

3. Zhenlu fills the court: egrets fly in flocks and gather in the court. It is a metaphor that there are many talents in the court.

4. Heron about the Ou League: The metaphor has the same interests and hobbies.

5. Idle gulls and wild herons: a metaphor for a comfortable and comfortable life, secluded in the world.

There are 10 idioms with herons:

1. Heron friends and gulls.

Pinyin: lù péng ōu lǚ

[Explanation]: It refers to being friends with herons and gulls. A metaphor for a reclusive life.

Source]: Song · Fang Yue's poem "Sending Shi Zi to Return to the Hajj and Welcoming Women": "It is also good to live in the West Lake for a long time, and the herons and gulls smoke from the sand. ”

Pinyin**]: l p o l

Usage]: as an object; Refers to seclusion.

2. Heron sequence.

Pinyin: lù xù yuān xíng

[Explanation]: The white egret mountain and the mandarin ducks fly in order. It is a metaphor for the ranks of hundreds of officials when they go to court.

Source of the Wheel Eggplant]: Yuan Ben Gaoming's "Pipa Ji · Bo Ji Si Jia": "Sadness, the heron is like a mandarin duck, how can a black bird feed for the rest of its life? ”

Pinyin**]: l x y x

Synonym. : Heron Order.

Usage]: as an object, a definite; Used as a metaphor.

3. Idle gulls and wild herons.

Pinyin: xián ōu yě lù

[Explanation]: A metaphor for a person who retreats into idleness. The metaphor is not the woman in the relationship between a man and a woman.

Pinyin**]: comma code x o y l

Usage]: as subject, object, definite; Used as a metaphor.

6, heron friends and gulls are old and couple-type years old.

Heron Sequence Mandarin Bird Row Heron Sequence Crane Row.

The heron is about the Silver Ming Gull League.

Gulls and herons forget the machine, idle gulls and wild herons.

There is only one idiom in the Egret text: the fly in the ointment.

1. Young eagles spread their wings: chicks: young birds. Young eagles fly on their wings. It is a metaphor for young people who begin to live and work independently.

2. Feihong playing in the sea: like a flying wild goose playing in the sea. The shape of the mu Dan Hengrong penmanship is vigorous and lively.

3. Feihong wings: wings: wings, extended as auxiliary. Like a flying wild goose with wings. A parable of a powerful helper.

4. Fen: Fen: Struggle; Drums: Vibrate. Vibrate the wings and fly hard. The metaphor perks up.

5. Feng Zhu Long Xiang: Bird: Bird flies upward; Xiang: Circling and flying. The dragon flies and the phoenix dances, describing the momentum is extraordinary.

6. Penglu soaring: Penglu: great prospects; Soar: Fly. It is a metaphor for people to forge ahead on a great future.

7. Sand gulls fly and gather: waterfowl sometimes fly and sometimes gather.

8. Wing Wing Feiluan: refers to the appearance of flying.

9. Eagle striking the sky: refers to the eagle flapping its wings and flying in the vast sky. It is also faster than the word for ambitious people to display their talents in a wide field.

10. Feather flying meat: refers to the bird's feathers fanning its wings to make its body fly. The metaphor is that a slight force can shake a heavy lifter.

1. A heron lotus rises.

Pinyin: yī lù lián shēng

Meaning: An egret soars above a lotus flower. It is a metaphor for a person who has a smooth career and climbs all the way.

2. Heron sequence.

Pinyin: lù xù yuān xíng

Meaning: egrets and mandarin ducks fly in an orderly manner. It is a metaphor for the ranks of hundreds of officials when they go to court.

3. Heron sequence.

Pinyin: lù xù yuān xíng

Meaning: A metaphor for the ranks of hundreds of officials when they go to court. Same as "Heron Sequence Mandarin Row".

4. Heron about the Gull League.

Pinyin: lù yuē ōu méng

Meaning: It refers to an alliance with herons and gulls. A metaphor for the life of a recluse.

5. Idle gulls and wild herons.

Pinyin: xián ōu yě lù

Meaning: 1) A metaphor for a person who has retired to idleness.

2) A metaphor for the woman in an improper relationship between a man and a woman.

6. Zhenlu fills the court.

Pronunciation: zhèn lù chōng tíng meaning: a metaphor for the abundance of talents in the imperial court.

(Beautiful) egrets.

(Pretty) egrets.

(Cute) egrets.

(Rare) egrets.

(Elegant) egrets.

Usage of adjectives:1. Qualitative adjectives can generally be modified by "not" and "very", and a few state adjectives are not modified by "no" and "very".

2. Able to modify nouns, often used as predicates or definites. Such as "big eyes, high-rise buildings, cold sour plum soup, junior titles".

3. Some adjectives can overlap. Such as "big, long, high".

4. It can be an object.

(Rare) egrets.

(Elegant) egrets.

(Beautiful) egrets.

arrogant).

Gao Jie) egrets.

Elegant).

Agile).

Clever egrets.

Slim.

Chinese idiom) Tingting: a towering, upright appearance or posture. Slim and elegant, it is mostly described as a woman with a slender figure or a tall and colorful body such as flowers and trees.

Tingtingyu [synonym] Tingting, Fengyi Yuli [Antisense] its appearance is not good [Interpretation] Tingting: towering and upright. Describe the woman as slender.

Use case] The flower type is small, which is far inferior to the lotus flower of .

A female Ying stepped out of the group. Describe the woman as slender. It also describes the flowers and trees as upright, graceful and jade-standing [antisense] its appearance is not good-looking [interpretation] slim and slim [near-meaning] curling Tingting, compared to the lotus is far inferior.