Sparkling, of course, snowing, not very clear.

In full view of the public

Proud, famous, paunchy.

F travel-stained, personable, windy and rainy.

Fruit is full of worries.

H's eyes are full of affection.

Ji Jian Sensen is hungry.

L water is flowing, and the water comes and goes in a hurry.

I have sharp eyes.

Niu Shan was furious.

Q breathless and aggressive, thousands of miles away, porridge withered, autumn wind rustling.

R talented people, people panic.

S is full of energy, vitality and murderous look.

Don't jingle on the iron and run away. Heaven is long, and heaven is clear. Skynet is long.

W is dignified and gentle, idle and affectionate.

X is beaming, cautious, passionate, dreamy, abusive, shy and ambitious.

Y is worried, mediocre, ambitious, articulate, well dressed and tearful.

Z is loyal and in full view.

B common idiom 100, four-character idiom 100.

Look at the idioms.

Look left and right, look left and right, look for a long time, look far away, sigh and sit up and take notice, look at it with special respect, glance at it, stare at it with great strides, stare at it with your eyes open, stare at it with your eyes open, look at it with your eyes open, look at it with your eyes open, look at it with your eyes open, look at it with your eyes open, look on coldly, and sit by the sky.

Idioms expressing happiness

Happy, ecstatic, happy, happy, happy, happy, happy, happy.

Idioms describing expressions

Looks sad, smiles happily and is listless. You can't help laughing, gloating and getting angry. You are radiant, you are in a trance, you hold your breath, you smile, you are furious, you are angry, you are angry, you cry, you cry, you smile, you smile, you cry.

appear

Beautiful face, radiant face, as beautiful as crown jade, hibiscus out of water.

Jade bone, the ice muscle, is pure and clean, with white eyes and teeth and a greasy face.

The moon is closed, the flowers are ashamed, the fish are heavy and the geese are beautiful.

Guo se Tian Xiang fen Bai Dai hei fu fen Zhu Shi is graceful

Well-dressed, slim, foggy, windy and handsome.

The goose skin of the crane is short and pithy, and it is sallow and emaciated.

Red-faced, red-faced, unkempt and toothless.

Nine-shaped noodles, copper ribs, iron bones, intestines, fat brains, fat bones.

Handsome with a big belly and a well-proportioned figure.

The moon is closed and the flowers are ashamed, and jade bone, an ice muscle, is a gifted scholar and a beautiful woman, sinking fish and falling geese, north of the city, Xu Gong's teeth, white lips, red eyebrows, crying makeup, water hibiscus, graceful, light makeup, heavy makeup, 28 beauties, Fu Fen, He Lang, beauty, beauty, thin and petite, beautiful eyes and eyebrows under the rainforest, and beautiful appearance. Eyes cut water, slim and graceful. I think you still pity the fairy's posture, beautiful face, small family background, beautiful jade, beautiful flowers, beautiful peaches, beautiful plums, an extraordinary appearance, a handsome man, a smile, the manners of a thousand girls, a month's moon, Chang 'e's children's teeth, and a roll of fruit and Pan An's lips and teeth.

The intestines and fat brains are ugly and grotesque, the sharp mouth and monkey cheeks are disgusting, the hair is unkempt, and the teeth are painted to swallow charcoal, which is ugly. It is three points like people, and seven points like ghosts, rats, rats, tigers, kisses and bees.

Idioms describing psychology

Nervous, jumpy, uneasy, flustered, anxious, anxious, uneasy, bold, utterly confused, heartbroken, cold face, blushing, happy face, graceful brow, high spirits, radiant face, eyes full of joy, face ecstatic, head depressed, head full of laughter, head angry, radiant. I can't wait to worry, I am depressed, I am in high spirits, I am ecstatic, I look around, I am in high spirits, I am in high spirits, I am red, I am in high spirits, and I am cold-faced.

Idioms describing mountains and rivers idioms describing mountains: mountains, cliffs, continuous ups and downs, majestic peaks and dangerous peaks.

Idioms to describe water: gushing, pouring thousands of miles, majestic, stormy waves, turbid waves emptying, peaks and turns.

Idioms describing mountains and rivers: lakes and mountains, beautiful mountains and rivers, verdant mountains and rivers, mountains and rivers are interdependent, and mountains and rivers are together.

Flowers and plants

Flowers bloom everywhere, under the pen of flowers, in the middle of the month, in the wind, in the snow, like flowers on the moon and in the white grass. On Bagong Mountain, the grass and trees are motionless, and the grain and grass go first.

quality

Treat everyone equally, be clear about everything and be selfless.

Without hesitation, upright, selfless law enforcement.

Integrity, purity, self-denial and self-discipline

Honest, patient and law-abiding.

Firmness, loyalty, faithfulness, poverty and humility

High moral integrity, trickle to the public, open-minded and open-minded.

Deeply understand the principles of righteousness, modesty, prudence and honesty.

Resolute and open-minded, generous and dedicated, till death do us part.

Be frank and open, sacrifice yourself for others, forget your life and die, and sacrifice yourself for righteousness.

weather

Autumn is pleasant, and the sky is clear, which is quite critical. Spring crops and autumn harvests, Chunlan Qiuju, Chunhua Qiuyue, pleasant autumn colors, autumn wind, bleak autumn wind, continuous autumn rain, golden clusters, red clusters, late autumn, and the fragrance of Qiu Lan.

I hope it helps you! thank you

C. what idioms with the word spring are there?

Wonderful hands rejuvenate, spring rain is like oil, wax is full of spring, spring breeze turns into rain, and the face is full of spring breeze.

First of all, the wonderful hand rejuvenates

Vernacular interpretation: praise doctors for their superb medical skills and ability to cure dying patients. It is also said that (zhuó) hands become spring.

Dynasty: Qing dynasty

Author: Li

Origin: Chapter 20 of Qing Li Garbo's The Officialdom Appears: "But there are twenty or thirty plaques hanging outside the drugstore door: what's lucky strike', what's Bian Que's resurrection, what's wonderful hand rejuvenation ..."

Second, spring rain is like oil.

Vernacular interpretation: Spring rain is as expensive as oil. Describe the precious spring rain.

Dynasty: Song Dynasty

Author: Shi Daoyuan

Source: Songshi Daoyuan "Jingde Dengchuan Record": "A drop of spring rain is as smooth as oil."

Spring rain is as slippery as oil drops.

Third, the lacing spring glow.

Vernacular explanation: December of the lunar calendar. The twelfth lunar month passed and spring came again.

Dynasty: Tang Dynasty

Author: Sun Daoxuan

Source: "Man Mei Bodhisattva": "When the wax is exhausted, see the spring return, and the cold-tipped flowers bloom again."

Spring is in the twelfth month, and the flowers on the treetops are blooming again.

Fourth, the spring breeze turned into rain.

Interpretation of vernacular: the wind and rain suitable for vegetation growth is a metaphor for a good education.

Dynasty: Spring and Autumn Period

Author: Mencius

Source: "Mencius dedicated": "Like rain."

There are people who nourish education like timely rain.

Five, all smiles

Vernacular explanation: describe a happy and proud look. Also described as pleasant.

Dynasty: Yuan

Author: Wang Shifu

Source: "Li Chuntang" first fold: "High spirits, ambition to roll Changhong. Drinking for a thousand minutes is a spring breeze. "

When you return home in triumph, you will meet with a smile, your lofty spirit will sweep Changhong in the air, and you will be all smiles after drinking thousands of glasses of wine.

D. idioms related to war

Bone exposure: exposure: exposure. The bones of the deceased were exposed in the wild. Describe the tragic scene caused by war or disaster.

Fight with wits: fight with wits: weapons refer to war; Scrambling: chaos. Describe the social turmoil and chaos during the war.

Fighting: fighting: weapons, referring to war; Disturbance: chaos. Describe the turmoil and chaos of social order during the war.

Bingge co-prosperity: Bingge: weapons and armor, metaphor for war; Start, launch. Fighting with each other, wars break out. Describe the unstable situation and frequent wars.

Ge Bing's curse: Ge Bing: weapons and armor, extended to war. Of a war.

War: famine and chaos: refers to social instability. Describe the social chaos during the war.

War-torn: describe the social chaos and turmoil during the war.

Ice spell: soldier: war; Even: successively; Knot: association. War after war has brought endless disasters.

Soldiers are in deep trouble: soldiers: refers to war. War year after year, disasters continue to come together.

War and disaster: War and disaster continue. Just like The Fate of Soldiers.

Fight each other: fight each other: weapons. Meet by force. Refers to solving problems through war.

If soldiers are still burning, don't set yourself on fire: stop. War is like playing with fire. If you don't stop it in time under appropriate circumstances, you will burn yourself.

Thousands of miles away: red: empty. Describe a scene where a large amount of land is barren caused by natural disasters or wars.

Chu River Han boundary: When Chu (Xiang Yu) and Han (Liu Bang) were at war, the two sides confronted each other. Later, the dividing lines on both sides of China chessboard read "Chu River and Han Dynasty". It is also a metaphor for the front line of general war. Also known as "Chuhan River".

Chu-Han: In the struggle between Chu and Han, both sides controlled the boundaries and rivers between regions. Later, it was often compared to the front line of war.

The unjust war in the Spring and Autumn Period: the war without justice in the Spring and Autumn Period. It also refers to an unjust war.

Fighting: Fighting: Two ancient weapons. A large-scale war. Metaphor is swaggering.

Scar, Arrow Scar: Scar left after wound healing caused by knife wound and arrow wound. Describe the wounds left by the war.

Knives and guns in storage: without war, there would be no armament; Peace paralyzed, disarmament, unguarded.

Reverse installation: reverse installation: insert the blade backwards; Load: furnishings and placement; Fighting: two ancient weapons, generally referred to as weapons. Putting weapons upside down is a metaphor for peace without war.

Turning weapons: putting weapons upside down means that there is no war and the world is at peace. It's the same as "playing backwards"

Despair: arbitrary and arbitrary; Poverty: Do everything possible. Use force at will and constantly wage wars of aggression. Describe extreme belligerence.

Punish the people: punish: punish. H: My condolences. Punish evil and promote good, and save the people. Often used as a slogan to wage war.

Punish evil and promote good: punish evil and promote good and save the people. Often used as a slogan to wage war. "Man" was regarded as "man" because he avoided Taizong. It's the same as "cutting the crime and hanging people."

Return the cow to the horse: release the cow and horse for fighting. Metaphor is the end of the war, no more fighting.

Non-war crimes: not war crimes themselves. Generally used as an excuse for losing the war.

The change of dust: dust: the metaphor of war. Refers to the chaos of war.

Dust warning: A warning of war or riot.

Annual bonfire: bonfire: fireworks of ancient border warning. Metaphor is war or war. Year after year of war.

Flames are everywhere: the war is burning from all directions. Describe the restless border defense, where enemies invade.

Dysprosium suffering: front: the tip of a knife or sword; Dysprosium: Arrow. Refers to the pain of cutting an arrow with a knife. Describe the suffering of war.

Be willing first: be willing, be willing; For: do it; Rong: military, conquering; Rongshou: One who started the war. Willing to be the mastermind of this war.

The ground is full of battles: battles: ancient weapons, metaphor for war. Describe the destruction of wars everywhere.

Fighting is everywhere: fighting: an ancient weapon, a metaphor for war. Describe the destruction of wars everywhere.

(4) What are the extended readings of idioms after rain?

Idiom to describe fierce fighting:

Gun shafts are like forests, bullets are like rain. Describe the fierce fighting.

[Meat is thin and bone is combined] The meat is forced, and the bones are combined. Describe the intensity of the battle.

[War] Describe the frequent and fierce fighting.

[Golden drums chime] Golden bells and drums chime. Describe the fierce fighting atmosphere.

Describe 【 liver pulp flow field 】 fierce and cruel battle, corpses everywhere.

Jude said gun forest knife tree 】 【 sword. Describe the scene of fierce fighting.

[bloody battle to the end] bloody battle: fight to the death very fiercely. Fight fiercely until the last minute.

[Red Cliff Warrior] Fighting fiercely. In the 13th year of Jian 'an of Emperor Xian of Han Dynasty, Cao Cao's army conquered Wu, Sun Quan and Liu Bei's army jointly fought against Cao Cao, and the allied forces attacked Cao Cao with fire in Chibi. Generally refers to fierce fighting.

Smoke clouds, bullets rain. Describe a fierce battle.

[Golden Drum] Golden Drum: In ancient times, soldiers were commanded by golden pheasants and war drums, and the drums entered immediately, and then retreated when they rang; Even the sky: resounding through the sky. Describe great military power or fierce fighting.

[Wolf smoke everywhere] Wolf smoke: smoke rising from burning wolf dung during the ancient frontier warning. Alarms and fireworks are everywhere, indicating that the frontier is not calm.

Now we describe the frequent activities of the enemy before the action.

[Sword Shadow] The flash-forward of the sword is faintly revealed. Describe the dangerous atmosphere in the environment.

[combative] combative: fierce; Teng Teng: A youthful look. Describe the fierce momentum full of killing people.

E. wind, what, what, what idiom

Idioms about wind and rain include wind and rain, local conditions and customs, wind and waves, wind and fire, romantic figures and so on.

1, wind and rain, an idiom in China, pinyin is f ě ng chuy ǔ d ǔ, which means that flowers and trees are destroyed by wind and rain, and it is a metaphor for the persecution and severe test of the weak by evil forces.

Origin of idioms

Tang Du Fu's "Three quatrains": "I'd rather be drunk, the wind can't blow out, but I can endure the rain when I wake up."

It is better to let the wind blow all this away when I am drunk, and how can I bear to watch it fall apart when I wake up?

5, romantic figure, China idiom, pinyin is fēng liú rén wù, which refers to people who have a great influence on an era. Sometimes it also refers to a person who is handsome or used to flirting.

Origin of idioms

In Shi's Niannujiao Chibi Nostalgia, he wrote: "The great river does not return, and it is a romantic figure through the ages."

River of no return, wash out those romantic figures through the ages.

F. What idioms describe spring?

Spring has come and flowers are in full bloom.

Apricot flower and spring rain

Like bamboo shoots after the spring rain-they appear in large numbers.

When winter comes and spring comes, plants sprout and the earth appears a scene of vitality.

be reborn

What are the idioms of G. aabb?

Aabb idioms are: clear, bustling, Nuo Nuo-oriented, conscientious and hesitant.

1, clearly understand míng míng bái bái i.

Explanation: clear, unmistakable and aboveboard.

Said by: Shi Ming Naian, Outlaws of the Marsh 45: "The accounts are clear, and not a penny comes and goes."

Interpretation: The accounts are clear and there are no omissions.

2. bustling x and x and r m: ng r m: ng

Explanation: Xixi: the appearance of harmony; Bustling: the appearance of chaos. Describe people coming and going, very lively and crowded.

From: "Historical Records and Biography of Huo Zhi": "The world is bustling, all for profit; The world is bustling, all for profit. "

Interpretation: People from all over the world flock for the benefit and go their separate ways for the benefit. It means that all people in the world are rushing for their own interests.

3. Wei Wei Nuo Nuo

Commentary: Nuo Nuo: Voice of Commitment. Describe yourself as having no idea, blindly echoing and obeying.

Said by: Han Fei's Eight Traitors of Han Fei in the Pre-Qin Period: "This person is passive, not to make Nuo Nuo, first take his meaning and take the initiative to examine his appearance."

Grammar: These people promise without the monarch's command and promise without instructions. They know the intention of the monarch in advance, and look at his face and color in advance to touch his mind.

4. Be conscientious and conscientious.

Explanation: Caution: Describe caution; Karma: the appearance of fear. Describe caution and diligence.

From: The Book of Songs, Elegant Han Yun: "Conscientiousness, like thunder."

Interpretation: Be careful and tremble all day, just like thunder falling on your head.

5, trip tūn tūn tǔ tǔ

Explanation: status words. Describe a concern, dare not say it directly or say it vaguely.

From: Qing Wenkang's Biography of Heroes of Children: "You are always hesitating; Prevarication; What do you think of me? "

Interpretation: You are so worried, so vague. Who do you take me for?

H. idioms with wind and rain

1, storm

Interpretation of idioms: Strong winds and heavy rains are coming together. Describe the weather as very bad

The origin of the idiom: Two New Year's Eve Poems by Liang Zhangju in the Qing Dynasty: "Around the winter solstice, it was cloudy for several days, and the wind and rain were coming for more than a month."

It is hard to imagine how he spent that stormy day.

2. The wind and rain are bleak

Idiom explanation: sadness: cold. It's windy and rainy, cold and desolate.

The origin of the idiom: The Book of Songs Zheng Feng Storm: "The wind and rain are sad, and chickens crow."

Examples of idioms: The platform is warm and the spring is warm. Ballroom cold sleeves, wind and rain sad. (Tang Du Mu's Epang Palace Fu)

3. Anyway

Interpretation of idioms: Rain or shine. It means that it is agreed in advance and must be carried out on schedule.

The origin of the idiom: Feng Ming Menglong's "Awakening the world and saying that Huang Xiucai's spirit falls": "Huang Xiucai took a short boat on land, rain or shine, so he was in a hurry."

There will be a football match tomorrow, rain or shine.

4. The storm is like rain.

Idiom explanation: dark: the last day of the lunar calendar every month; There is no moon this evening. Rainy weather; The dark sky is like a dark night. Metaphor is turbulent; Social darkness.

The origin of the idiom: the storm in The Book of Songs Zheng Feng: "The storm is like a crow."

Example of Idiom: In those stormy days, the revolutionaries did not waver, let alone give in.

5. Wind and rain are depressing

Idiom explanation: depression: loneliness. The wind and rain are mixed, showing a cold scene.

Idiom origin: Tang Cui Rong's "Songshan Temple Monument": "Visiting the remains in the female gorge, the wind and rain are gloomy, the past is there, and the string songs are ringing."

Examples of idioms: Spring, hurting spring, hurting late autumn, Mid-Autumn Festival tonight, the wind and rain are depressing. (Tang Mingzu's Resurrection)

1. What are the four-word idioms about watching?

Have stood by and watched the flowers in the fog, marveling, sighing at the ocean, catching a glimpse, shocking, listening to politics, sitting in a well and watching the sky, facing each other, looking through the autumn water, glancing at the flowers, eyeing, dazzling, dazzling, lifelike, looking around.

1, glance left and right

Commentary: Gu, Pan: Look. Look left and right. Describe a person's proud expression.

Said by: Feng Zikai's White Goose: I personally took this big white bird home and put it in the yard. It sticks out its head and neck and looks around.

Grammar: combination; As predicate and adverbial; derogatory sense

Step 2 look around

Commentary: Zhang: Look. Describe looking around.

Said by: magnum's novel of ancient and modern times, Volume 1: "Sanqiaoer only believed Mr. Gua's words and only asked her husband to come back. Since then, she has often gone to the front building and looked around in the curtains. "

For example, I saw Jin Fan walking step by step with a chicken and a straw label in his hand, looking around and looking for someone to buy it. Chapter III Qing Wu Jingzi's Scholars

3. Take a look at these flowers

Description: Run on horseback. Look at the flowers on the running horse. The original description is that things are going well and I am in a good mood. Take a quick look at the back.

From: Tang Meng Jiao's poem "After Graduation": "The spring breeze is proud of horseshoe disease, and you can see all the Chang 'an flowers in one day. "Interpretation: Riding on Chang 'an Road, which is full of spring flowers, today's hooves are particularly light, and I have already seen the flowers in Chang 'an unconsciously.

4. Keep your eyes fixed

Explanation: The eyeball is fixed on it. Describe concentration.

From: Feng Ming Menglong's "Warning Records" Volume 11: "The old woman looked at the little official and couldn't open her eyes."

Step 5 look suspicious

Explanation: side: oblique. Look at people sideways. Describe hatred or fear and resentment.

From: The Warring States Policy Qin Ce Me: (Su Qin) will say that the King of Chu passed by Luoyang, and his parents heard about it. When the Qing Palace was cleared, Zhang Le set up wine and the suburbs welcomed three miles; The wife looked askance and listened; The snake is crawling, and the four worshippers thank themselves. "

Su Qin is going to lobby Chu Weiwang and pass by Luoyang. When parents learned about it, they quickly cleaned the room, cleaned the road, hired a band, prepared a banquet, and greeted them 30 miles away from the city. His wife was too awed to look him in the eye, squinted at his dignity and listened to him sideways; And eldest sister-in-law knelt on the ground and dared not stand up, crawling on the ground like a snake, repeatedly kowtowing to Su Qin.