Pronunciation: rè xuè fèi téng
Explanation: It originally refers to the rapid flow of blood in the body, bringing the heat generated by internal organs to the whole body; Metaphor * * * is high.
Source: Feng Cheats Feng Tips: It is advisable to open the medicine of qi and cool blood. If the fire moves inside and the blood boils due to yin, it is advisable to nourish yin and reduce the fire. Predecessors dominated lung heat, and lung dominated fur.
Sentence making: After listening to the report of the war hero, the students are all very excited.
2. High spirits
Pronunciation: yē q ē f ā
Interpretation: describe high spirits and heroism.
Source: "Three Kingdoms Cao Wei on Wade": "The prosperity of Emperor Wudi is also based on bullying and loyalty."
Sentence-making: We March into the 2 1 century with high spirits and high morale.
3. enthusiastic
Pronunciation: kā ngkej σ ng
Interpretation: cheerful, enthusiastic and full of righteousness.
Source: Han Liling's "Farewell Poem": "Sadness and generosity, singing and singing." Liu Tang Zongyuan's "Shangquan Bu Yuwen Quejuan resolutely advanced and retreated": "Today, I will be impassioned, clamoring for clothes, talking about the author's banquet, and dragging my family."
Sentence making: His impassioned words touched the participants.
4. The tide is surging
Pronunciation: xρn cháo péng pàI
Interpretation: The heart is like waves. Describe the mood is very excited, not calm.
Source: Cang Kejia's Ten Years of Knowing Guo Laowu: "Between the lines, there is a high-pitched voice shouting, a powerful force that shocks people, and a revolutionary spirit and majestic spirit that makes you feel surging and excited."
Sentence making: Hearing this good news makes our hearts surge and our blood boil.
5, * * *
Pronunciation: jρqíng süshè
Interpretation: a strong form of emotional expression, under the control of * * *, people can often mobilize the great potential of body and mind.
Sentence: Watching the World Cup, all those athletes were radiant.
2. The four-word idiom * * * is surging with emotion.
Chenchao Pingpai
[Interpretation] The heart is like waves. Describe the mood is very excited; Can't be calm. Surge: Waves collide with each other.
[Language] Cang Kejia's "Ten Years of Knowing Guo Laowu": "Between the lines; There is a high-pitched voice shouting; There is a powerful force that shocks people; There is a revolutionary spirit and grandeur that makes you; Excited. "
[Pronunciation] Pai can't read "bà i"; Peng; It can't be pronounced "pēnɡ". "
[Appearance discrimination] Peng; Can't write "Peng"
I have mixed feelings and my blood is boiling.
[antonym] unmoved, unmoved
[Usage] Used as a compliment. Often used to describe uncontrollable excitement. Generally used as a predicate.
Subject-predicate type
[example]
(1) Think of yourself every time you take the oath to join the Party; I can't help it
2 facing the great trust of the party and the people; He couldn't help it ~; Can't be calm for a long time.
3. Use the four-word idiom "Idiom with the word' Mai'"
The word "Mai" at the beginning of the idiom: (* * 1) [m] Mai Gu Jin Chao
The second word is the idiom "Mai": (***4 words) [c] Super Mai peerless [h] Heroic [l] Old Zhong [r] Tianmai.
The third word is the idiom "Mai": (* * 1) [c] a priori Miron.
Idiom at the end of the word "Mai": (* *) [r] The sun and the moon are one step ahead of the sun and one step ahead of the moon.
Usage of "Mai" in other places: None.
"Mai Gu Jin Chao"
"pinyin" g ǔ ch ā o j Ι n
The first spell mgcj
"Interpretation" refers to transcending ancient and modern times.
Kangxi Dictionary is comprehensive, ancient, super and modern.
"Origin" Yuan Tang's "whistle, new building column teaching workshop is praised" is based on Guo Jingchun's Yin-Yang formula, which can not be separated from Lu Gongmai's ancient ultra-modern natural machine. "
"Example" None
4. What is the distance to form four-character idioms? Only by knowing far can we surpass others and have far-reaching knowledge.
Climb high and look far. He who climbs high sees far. It is also a metaphor for a high ideological realm and a far-sighted vision.
Near and far: loyal and kind; Recommend, choose. Being friendly to intimate relationships and recommending distant relationships mean treating others equally.
Beware of small problems and long-term problems: consider and think. It refers to preventing mistakes or bad things when they first appear and considering long-term strategies.
Bearing: bearing; Recipient: delivered. Walk a long way with heavy things on your back. Metaphor can undertake arduous tasks.
Hook deep and reach far: incur. Explore the depths and let the distance come. Metaphor explores profound truth.
Aim high: like it; Raccoon: Pursuit. Metaphor is an unrealistic pursuit of lofty and far-reaching goals.
Attach the enemy to the distant arms: come, come near. Adopt a policy of appeasement to the enemy and let people from afar join us.
Foresight and foresight: strategy. Worry: consider. This plan has far-reaching influence.
When Lao Shi attacked Yuan, he sent his troops to attack the distant enemy, which mostly referred to risky military activities.
A long way to go: burden; Road: journey. The burden is heavy and the road is long. Metaphor is a great responsibility and requires long-term struggle.
It's a long way to go, and willingness means that you can carry a heavy load to a distant place. After metaphor ambitious, can break a new world, make a big career.
Twilight is far away: evening; Mode: Road. It's getting late and the road has come to an end. Metaphor situation is very difficult, in the end. Also described as extremely poor.
The mountain is long and the water is far, and the road is long and dangerous.
Seek far from near, seek far from near. Describe doing things by detours.
Be cautious and pursue the end: people die; Far: refers to ancestors. Always refers to the careful handling of parents' funerals and the pious sacrifice to distant ancestors. Later, it also refers to being cautious and remembering the sages.
Room far and near: house; You: Near. The house is nearby, but its owner is far away. Mostly used to miss people far away or mourn the dead.
Think deeply and consider the long-term things. Describe thoughtful.
There is a world of difference between the two, far from metaphor.