Is there a spelling in idioms?

A. Look at the picture and spell 5 words, an idiom game.

Idioms are hard to guess.

This is a popular guessing game recently.

As a puzzle game, the idiom hard guess has been introduced for a long time. However, the recent popularity of the same type of game "Crazy Guess Map" has really increased the popularity of this game.

B. Idioms with spelling

There are seven idioms related to spelling:

1, desperate for p and n s ǐ p and n huó.

Explain (1) the desperate struggle. Use all your energy.

Chapter 9 of Li Yingru's Wildfire and Spring Breeze Fighting the Ancient City: "But when it comes to energy, just slap him hard and he will fight hard."

2, the kung fu is deep, and the iron pestle is ground into needles P and n dég not ng f shēn, Ti Ti tiě chǔ mó chéng zhēn ē n.

Explain the iron pestle: the iron mallet. As long as you are willing to make great efforts, even an iron hammer can be ground into an embroidery needle. As long as you are willing to work hard, things will succeed.

Origin Shao's diary story: "Every old woman in Lu Yu grinds iron pestle. White asked, "What do you want?" Said,' I want to be a needle. Bai regrets his words and later graduated. "

3. patchwork D not ng p and n x and c u

Explanations and metaphors are jumbled together.

The source of Cao Qingxue Qin's Dream of Red Mansions is the eighth time: "Because my son is a lifelong event, it can't be said that we can't make a patchwork. I respectfully sealed 24 baskets of gifts and took Qin Zhong to see Confucianism. "

4. patchwork q: p: n b: c u

Interpretation refers to pieced together bits and pieces. Extended to make do at random.

The origin of Qing Li Guan Hai's "Qi Lu Deng" is 41; "I buried my mother-in-law; It is a great event that I have done for my man all my life; I don't care about money. Besides this loom; Spinning wheel; A box; Drawer table; Explore together; It is also worth more than two thousand yuan to sell. "

5. Desperate Saburo P and n m ng s ā n l ang

Explain the nickname of Liangshan hero Shi Xiu. Metaphor means that a person is brave, not afraid of death or trying his best to fight.

The origin of Shi Ming Nai 'an's Water Margin can be traced back to the forty-fourth time: "I learned some guns and sticks since I was a child, and I am determined to win them all my life, but when I want to help, everyone calls my brother' desperate Saburo'."

6. Make a pass, and dare to take down the emperors P and P and N Dé y ě sh ē n gu m:, g m: n b m: Hu Xing di l ā xi m:.

Description: ancient torture, cutting meat. Metaphorically, no matter how difficult it is, I dare to do it even if I die.

The source is Cao Qingxue Qin's sixty-eighth story of A Dream of Red Mansions: "How dare you pull the emperor down?"

7. Work hard to be together.

This explanation is barely pieced together. People's Daily 1957. 10.29: "It enables people to develop in a strong living atmosphere, without the disadvantages of fighting against nature."

People's Daily 1957. 10.29: "It enables people to develop in a strong living atmosphere, without the disadvantages of fighting against nature."

C. four-character idioms, with, into and spelling form an idiom.

There is no idiom "Cheng () fights ()", only an idiom "() () fights ()"-fighting to the death.

Fight to the death

pīn sīpīn Huó

Explain (1) the desperate struggle. Use all your energy.

Chapter 9 of Li Yingru's Wildfire and Spring Breeze Fighting the Ancient City: "But when it comes to energy, just slap him hard and he will fight hard."

Structural combination

Used as adverbial and predicate; go to all lengths

go to all lengths

For example, Wang Shuo's "Half Flame, Half Seawater": "The China team worked hard and finally scored a goal before the end, pretending that the game was a draw."

English translation strives to

D. idioms with spelling

Patchwork please give timely praise or adoption, thank you very much!

E. Four-character idioms: Use, Success and Spelling

There is no such idiom.

Spelling idioms:

Strive hard,

Put it together,

Fight to the death,

Knock/scrape together

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