Kun's four-character idiom

1. What idioms begin with "Kun" and are pronounced as "Kun", which can be composed of two Chinese characters "Kun" and "Kun"? These idioms are as follows:

Kunshan Pian Yu1[k ū n sh ā n pi à n y] means a piece of jade on the Kunlun Mountain. Originally a modest statement, it was just one of many beautiful people, and later it was compared with many beautiful things.

Out: "Biography of Shen Xi in the Book of Jin": "I am the best in the world, Guilin is the first, and Kunshan Pian Yu is the first."

Although my methods and strategies are good, they are just one of many good methods.

2. Brother Kun's kindness [Kū nDī zhcho] Kun: Brother. Better be a brother.

Out: Feng Ming Menglong's History of the Eastern Zhou Dynasty 92: "Today, Qin Chu marries his daughter and his brother, and the three Jin Dynasties are all afraid, vying for the land of Qin."

Now Qin and Chu are in-laws, as close as brothers. Other countries are afraid and are fighting for territory for Qin.

3. Jade of Kunshan [kūn shān zhī yù] Kunshan: Kunlun Mountain. The beautiful jade of Kunlun Mountain. Metaphor is an outstanding talent.

Out: Qing Zeng Guofan's Preface to Mr. Guo Bizhai's 60th Birthday: "The jade of Kunshan, the big wood of Deng Lin, is born without material."

If the beautiful jade in Kunshan is the same as the tree on the landing, it is good material.

4, the trapped beast still fights [kùn shòu yóu dòu] The trapped beast has to make a final struggle. Metaphor is struggling in desperation.

Out: "Twelve Years of Zuo Zhuan Gong Xuan": "I am still there; Worry has not stopped. The trapped beast still fights; The country is almost the same! "

Under the other shore, there are many talents, and they are worried about making a comeback, and the trapped animals are still fighting, not to mention the prime minister of a country.

5, trapped in the heart [kùn xěn hénglǜ] My heart is hard and my heart is full of worries. Show great efforts.

Out: Monk's "Meng Gaozi Xia Zi" in the pre-Qin period: "Trapped in the heart, balanced in consideration, and then developed."

Translation:; Confusion is blocked, then you should work hard.

6, sleepy but not learning [kù né ré bù xué] sleepy: confused, don't understand. Confused but unwilling to learn.

Out: "The Analects of Confucius Ji's": "Those who are born with knowledge are also on the top; Those who learn and know, second; Learn from difficulties, secondly; If you are sleepy and don't learn, the next one is the people. "

What you know from birth is the best; What you learn through study is inferior; It is not as good as learning when encountering difficulties; People who don't study when they encounter difficulties are the lowest.

2. There is no four-character idiom beginning with Kun, but the words containing Kun are: Gan Kun Kun Jiao Kun Biao Hannah Quinlivan Kun Che Kun Ji Kun Gan Bao Kun Ni Kun Kun Yuan Kun Hou Kun in Hannah Quinlivan.

Kunkun

translate freely

1, (pictophonetic characters. From the soil, Shen Sheng. Original meaning: one of the eight diagrams, symbolic)

2. Earth, Earth

3. Yi Gua Ming

4, later used as a woman or a woman's agent.

Extended data

First, the evolution of glyphs.

Second, etymological explanation.

1, classical Chinese version of Shuo Wen Jie Zi: Kun, Di Ye. The hexagrams of the Book of Changes. From soil, from application. The soil is in Shen.

2, the vernacular version of "Shuo Wen Jie Zi": Kun, the earth. One of the basic hexagrams in the Book of Changes. The glyph uses the meanings of "earth" and "Shen" because Kun is located in the southwest.

Three. Interpretation of related words

1, Kun jiao [kūn jué]

Used of a dramatic actress.

2.[ Kembio] [Kembio]

Women's watches are smaller.

3. Kunche

Women's bicycles. China No.5, 1986: "Bang, a red Kun car stands in the rain."

4. Kun Ji

Refers to the queen.

5. Kungan

Ancient book names.

3. The four-character idiom beginning with Kui has lost its reputation.