The Significance of Huizi
Also, go to the original place: go home.
Turn around: turn around * * * turn around * *. Review. Looking back. Warm your back. Wonderful hand rejuvenation.
Twist, revolve, revolve: revolve. Ileum. Cloister * * * A winding corridor * * *.
A: To reply. Come on in. Refuse.
Quantifier refers to the number of events: two different things.
A storytelling, a novel: listen to the next chapter.
Four-character words with backs
Helpless, the prodigal son turned back, the wonderful hand came back to life, came back to life, moved his troops back to the DPRK, full of sorrow, could not bear to look back, turned around, came to their senses, took back their fate, lost their children, magpie returned to Luan, returned home at nine, went home, went down, lived forever, tapestry palindrome, wind returned to snow, and so on.
The meaning of idioms related to Huizi
1*** Nine ileum amputation: It is extreme to describe it with pain, anxiety and depression.
2*** Jiuqu Ileum: Describe pain, anxiety and gloom to the extreme.
3*** thrilling: back: turn; Shake: To shake. It breaks the heart and intestines and stirs people's hearts. Describing articles and music is very tactful and moving.
4*** La Chunhui: twelfth lunar month: refers to the twelfth lunar month, that is, the twelfth lunar month. The twelfth lunar month passed and spring came again.
5*** Ileal pain: describe music, articles, etc. , touching.
6*** Wonderful rejuvenation: Wonderful rejuvenation. A person's good medical skills can restore the dying to health.
7*** overwhelming: describe strength and momentum, which can overwhelm everything.
8*** Going back to the mountains and turning to the sea: going over the mountains and crossing the sea. The metaphor is powerful.
9*** ever-changing: describes many twists and turns or repeated consideration.
10*** think twice: describe thinking repeatedly.
11* * The peaks turn around: the peaks overlap and the mountains are winding. Describe the twists and turns of scenic spots.
12*** Zuo Chen: angry. From being angry to liking.
13*** Return to financing and transfer strategy: operational decision.
14*** Return to the ship and turn the rudder: the way to return to the original place when the ship is in trouble. Metaphor turns to ease the deadlock.
15*** Feng Dong Luan Hui: Dong:. Metaphor calligraphy strokes flying and stretching.
16*** rejuvenation: rejuvenation: this refers to the fact that winter goes and spring comes, which is a metaphor for good medical skills, which can cure incurable diseases and save lives. Skills: medical skills. Refers to the medical skill of bringing back the dead. With the "wonderful hand rejuvenation".
17*** Get wet when you go back to dry: It means that when a mother raises a child, let the baby live in a dry place and get wet by herself.
18*** albedo: refers to the short-term light generated by reflection in the sky at sunset. A metaphor for sudden excitement before death. It is also a metaphor for the short-term prosperity on the eve of the death of things.
19*** dead-light: refers to the phenomenon that the sun shines briefly in the sky just after sunset due to the reflection of light. A metaphor for sudden excitement before death. It is also a metaphor for the superficial prosperity on the eve of the death of things.
20*** Change from yellow to green: Leaves change from green to yellow and from yellow to green. At first it refers to the change of seasons, and later it refers to the repetition of the world.
2 1*** No, it's lucky: bad luck comes at the end. Use "no extreme Thai".
22*** Unbiased Yang Hui: Jude speaks unbiassed Thai. "Tai" is called Yang because it is Yang inside and Yin outside. Bad luck is coming, and so is good luck.
23*** Back to Japan: waving weapons and rushing back to the sun. Describe the crisis.
24*** Rebirth, Life and Death: Resurrection. Describe a clever doctor who can bring dying people back to life. It is also used to describe saving something that seems hopeless.
25*** Return to Heaven: Jude said that he would rotate Gankun.
26*** There is nothing to do with returning to heaven: returning to heaven: metaphor is powerful and can transfer a situation that is extremely difficult to recover; Lack of skill: lack of methods. Metaphor is critical or seriously ill and cannot be saved.
27*** Return to heaven and embrace the sun: I still say that I am spinning Gankun.
28*** powerless to return to heaven: returning to heaven: metaphor is powerful and can transfer a situation that is extremely difficult to recover; Weakness: no strength. Metaphor is critical or seriously ill and cannot be saved.
29*** Return to Heaven: I still say that I am spinning Kun.
30*** Power to save the sky: The original metaphor is correct, extremely powerful and far-reaching. Now more metaphors can preserve the power of serious situations.
31* * back to heaven: I still say I'm spinning Kun. Metaphor to change the king's mood or attitude.
32*** Going back to the shore: In Buddhist language, it means that a guilty person can climb the "other shore" and cross over as long as he changes his mind and repents. The latter is a metaphor for people who do bad things. As long as they are determined to repent, there is a way out.
33*** Endless aftertaste: aftertaste: refers to the aftertaste after eating. This is a metaphor for remembering things. The more you think about it, the more interesting it is.
34*** Hui Wenjin: A wonderful poem about acacia.
35*** Turn evil into righteousness: Jude said turn evil into righteousness.
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