Collect the sand into a tower,
The name of Wild Goose Pagoda,
Ivory tower,
Merit on the spire,
Big Wild Goose Pagoda,
Wild goose pagoda has a high standard,
The antonym of past Jinshi
② What are the idioms with the word "tower"?
1. Collect sand and make a tower.
Fight for it, jù shā chéng tǎ m:.
Interpretation of Fine Sand Pagoda. Originally refers to children's tower-stacking game. After metaphor, many a mickle makes a mickle.
Build a tower by piling up sand
Spell j and sh ā ch é ng t m:.
Explain that metaphors make a mickle.
3. ivory tower
Hit Xi and t.m.:
This explanation is a metaphor for the small world of writers and artists who are divorced from real life. Also called ivory pagoda.
Example 1, ivory tower
2. Xiaoyu is like a princess who has been living in an ivory tower.
You live in an ivory tower in Oxford. You can't imagine what it's like to be hungry.
4. At present, it is obvious that there is a need for administrative personnel who have been trained outside the academic ivory tower.
4. New topic of Yanta
Spell it any way you want, yàn tǎ xīn tí m: x and n tí m: x and ntí.
Explain the pronouns of Jinshi in the old exam. Same as "Wild Goose Pagoda".
5. The title of Yanta
Fight together
Explain the pronouns of Jinshi in the old exam.
③ Idioms about tower characters.
The upcoming work.
Yanta Gaobiao
Yanta watch
Leave your name on the Big Wild Goose Pagoda-Pass the highest imperial examination
The antonym of past Jinshi
Children's g50 game
Sand piles up into a tower ― every little makes a mickle.
The famous wild goose pagoda
Shashangta
tower of ivory
④ Recommend some idioms describing towers (10 or above).
Idioms describing this tower are: resplendent, carved with jade, magnificent, ingenious, solid, rock-solid, dry clouds cover the sun, flying pavilion and flowing Dan.
⑤ What idioms are there in the tower?
What are the idioms of Ta?
Collect the sand into a tower,
Ivory tower,
The name of Wild Goose Pagoda,
Wild goose pagoda has a high standard,
Merit on the spire,
New topic of Yanta,
Leave your name on the Big Wild Goose Pagoda-Pass the highest imperial examination
6. What are the words related to the tower?
Lighthouse,
Pagoda,
Water tower,
Tower,
Tower,
Geta，
Turret,
Tower crane,
Tower ash,
Drilling tower,
Tallinn, special
Tower clock,
Tower,
Tower,
Jiata,
Like a tower,
Knock on the tower,
Tower,
Tower seat,
Songta,
Mata,
Tower,
Tower,
Jumping off a building,
Body tower,
Lata,
Tower head,
Stabbed at the tower,
Jujube tower,
Wild goose pagoda,
Brick tower,
Pagoda,
Lift the tower,
Chemical tower,
Pagoda,
Tabo,
Temple tower,
Leaning tower,
Fanta,
Talan
What idioms are there with towers?
Idioms related to the tower are:
Children's g50 game
Metaphor makes a mickle.
Sand piles up into a tower ― every little makes a mickle.
Fine sand pagoda. Originally refers to the children's version of the tower tour. After metaphor, many a mickle makes a mickle.
Ivory tower rights
Refers to the artistic realm of bourgeois writers and artists who are divorced from social reality and advocate "art for art's sake". It is also a metaphor for intellectuals who are divorced from real life. ...
Leave your name on the Big Wild Goose Pagoda-Pass the highest imperial examination
The pronoun of the old Jinshi.
The upcoming work.
Metaphor is about to finish the work.
The antonym of past Jinshi
The pronoun of the old Jinshi. Same as "Wild Goose Pagoda".
What idioms are there with towers?
Idioms related to the tower are:
Every little makes a mickle.
Gather sand into a tower and gather fine sand into a pagoda. Originally refers to children's tower-stacking game. After metaphor, many a mickle makes a mickle.
The ivory tower refers to the artistic realm of bourgeois writers and artists who are divorced from social reality and advocate "art for art's sake". It is also a metaphor for intellectuals who are divorced from real life. ...
The title of Wild Goose Pagoda was used as a synonym for Jinshi in the old exam.
The achievement on the spire is a metaphor for the work to be completed.
The new title Yanta is synonymous with Jinshi in the old exam. Same as "Wild Goose Pagoda".
What are the four-character idioms that begin with the word "tower"
Ivory tower: (Xiàng yázhρtγ) refers to the artistic realm that bourgeois writers and artists advocate "art for art's sake" and are divorced from social reality. It is also a metaphor for knowledge divorced from real life.
Gather sand to build a tower: (jù shā chéng tǎ m:) Gather: Gather. Pile the fine sand into a tower. Metaphor makes a mickle.
Merit on the spire: (t m: ji ā n sh à ng g not ng dé) is a metaphor for the work to be completed.
New title of Yanta: (yàn tǎ xīn tí) See "Title of Yanta".
Yanta Title: (yàn tǎ tí míng) The name of the old Jinshi.
Accumulate sand into a tower: (jī shā chéng tǎ m) Gather fine sand into a tower. Originally refers to children's tower-stacking game. After metaphor, many a mickle makes a mickle.
What are the idioms to describe "high tower"
1, towering into the sky [gāo sǒng rù yún]: Shrugging: Hold your head high and rise high. Stand upright in the clouds. These buildings and peaks are tall and straight.
Out: Liu Bocheng's "Memories of the Long March": "Crossing the towering snow-capped mountains and trekking the uninhabited grasslands."