The incorrect use of the underlined idiom in the following sentences is .

Answer B Daigo empowerment: Daigo: The oil condensed on the cheese.

Pour pure ghee over your head. Buddhism refers to the inculcation of wisdom and the complete enlightenment of people. The parable is very enlightening to listen to the wise advice.

It is also described as cool and comfortable. Sweat Cow Fills Building: Building:

Building, house. There are so many books that the cows sweat, and there are so many books that they can be piled up to the roof when they are stored. Described as a very large collection of books.

Impossible to see: i.e., close. It can be seen, but it is not or cannot be approached.

It is often used as a metaphor for things that are not yet achievable. It is now a metaphor for good things to be praised and praised by people, or a metaphor for things that many people know, and it is also a metaphor for good poems to be praised and praised by people.

It is indeed inappropriate to stand out from the crowd, and it is even more wrong to be intimidated.

Comparatively, options can be interpreted as anthropomorphic, such as: ......Rise from the ground, (like) stand out from the flock,......

Alas, high school papers will be, a lot of these bird topics. The answer is given to the heart of murder.

What is incorrect is a.

Analysis: Standing out from the crowd, like a crane standing in a flock of chickens, is a metaphor for outstanding talent or appearance. It is generally described as a person who stands out and is conspicuous in the contrast of many people, and the subject is generally a singular individual.

In option A, the subject of standing out from the crowd is "tall buildings", and without contrast, "standing out from the crowd" cannot be reflected.

Stand out from the crowd: Stand like a crane standing in a flock of chickens. The metaphor of a person's appearance or talent is prominent in the surrounding group of people, which is to describe people, and it is wrong to describe high-rise buildings here.

One of the underlined idioms in the following sentences is incorrect (a. In recent years, the development of Xi'an has been changing with each passing day, and high-rise buildings have risen from the ground, standing out from the crowd and being magnificent. (The underlined is "standing out from the crowd")).

Standing out means that people are outstanding and cannot be used in construction.

Answer]: ba Wind and rain: Describe the noisy people who often work hard outside regardless of the wind and rain.

It obviously does not match the meaning of the sentence, and the word cannot be used as a definite word. b Graceful posture: Describe the feminine charm and posture of soft and moving.

It is okay to describe Mei Lanfang here, because he plays the role of Dan. c Sideways gaze: squinting at the person.

Describe hatred or fear and resentment. The meaning of the sentence is to say that the bridge is arrogant, which is obviously inappropriate. d Chambers of Justice:

Originally, it meant that the guests and hosts met each other, stood on both sides of the court, and saluted each other. Now it is a metaphor for the relationship between people and each other. Doesn't fit the context.

Answering the case of bad letters]: a

Answer] a. Analysis: The metaphor of "word of mouth" is praised by everyone, and it is used in the sentence that is out of context, excluding the chakra b.

The word "dislike" originally meant that the article was well written, and others could not add another sentence; Now it also means not saying a word. From "although the idea of this painting is novel, the tone is too dark", it can be seen that item C is wrong. Lila's "drunken gold fan" describes the luxurious and luxurious environment that people indulge in, which is a derogatory term, out of context, and excludes d.

The morning bell and the dusk drum are metaphorically words that can awaken people's minds. It is appropriate to describe Mr. who is philosophical. Therefore, the answer to this question is A.

Answer] :d Unreasonable" is inappropriate to describe arrogance or stubbornness, and can be changed to "incomprehensible".

Answer: Rubber's case]: b

"Sweat cow full building" refers to the sweat of the cow when the book is transported, and it can be piled up to the roof when it is stored, describing that there are many books; "Incisive" describes the article or speech expressed very fully and thoroughly, or very pleasantly, and also has the meaning of being completely exposed; "Changing the mind" refers to clearing the old thoughts of hunger and changing the old appearance, which is a metaphor for complete repentance; "Left and right" refers to encountering sufficient water sources everywhere, which is a metaphor for doing things handily and very smoothly. Item A "sweat cow full of buildings" has many descriptions and cannot be used for people; Item c: "Washing the mind" is used for people, not for "newspapers and periodicals"; Item d: "Left and right" is used to do things, not to "speak". Therefore, choose B.

Answer]: B To use idioms correctly, we must first accurately grasp the meaning of the key and pay attention to distinguishing and analyzing them in context. Item A "Dumping the Nest and Dispatching" is a metaphor for all the people who are coincidental before they go out, which is derogatory; Item c: "Ingenuity" refers to the exquisiteness of the artificial over the natural, describing the exquisite and superb artificial skills, and it is not appropriate to describe the "karst landform" here; Item d: "There is no room for hair" is a metaphor for the urgency of the waiter and the critical situation, so it is not appropriate to use it here.

Item b, "Peaceful" describes encountering unsmooth things or abnormal situations and treating them as usual, without caring about them, which is in line with the meaning of the sentence.

Answer] :d item A "without adding points" describes that writing an article is fast and can be written without alteration; Item B: "Celebrating with a crown" refers to a person who has become an official or has been promoted, and his accomplices also congratulate each other and congratulate each other on the deeds and shout that there is an official to do, which is derogatory; Item C: "Wearing the stars and wearing the moon" describes going out early and returning late or rushing day and night, working hard; Item D: "Unconventional" metaphor has an original style and is unconventional (mostly referring to literature and art). From this, it can be seen that the use of a, b, and c is inappropriate, and the d item is correct.