Rumors and lies emphasize reticence [explanation], honesty, and don't like to talk much. Speak frankly [explain]. Call a spade a spade and have nothing to hide.
With "outspoken". Speak [explain] in the language of justice to convince the emperor, superiors, elders or friends.
Speak frankly [explain]. A serious attitude and frank language can be daunting.
With "primly speaking frankly". Dare to say [explain] seriously, dare to say frankly.
Four words and three explanations refer to nonsense and gossip. Leaning on a horse [explanation]: Leaning on a war horse.
Leaning in front of the horse that is about to leave, drafting the document will be done in a thousand words. Describe quick thinking.
Say nothing [explain] not a word. Nonsense [explanation]
Nonsense without foundation or responsibility. Relative silence [explanation] means relative silence.
An honest and informative statement. A thousand words [explanations] are many words.
By empty talk [explanation] means by discussion of words. Use "empty talk".
Function words [explanation] refers to the discussion of words. By empty talk [explanation] means by words and words.
Use "empty talk". Peach and plum are speechless, and they will justify themselves next time.
The metaphor is deserved. Peach and plum don't say anything, but explain the old saying by themselves.
The metaphor is deserved. Hard words [explanations] sound harsh, but they are useful words.
Objection: To oppose or disobey. Be sensitive to things and be careful about what you say [explanation] Min: Diligence, caution: caution.
Work hard and speak carefully. Matchmaker's words [explanation] Matchmaker: one who promotes marriage.
The matchmaker's warm introduction [explanation] refers to sincere and gentle words.
Say arrogant words [explanations]. To speak insolently.
It also means nonsense. Angry expression [explanation] describes the expression on his face when he speaks angrily to people.
With "harsh words". A harsh word [explanation] describes the expression on your face when you are angry with people.
With "harsh words". A stern expression [explanation] describes the way you speak when you are angry with people.
With "harsh words". Words [explanations] speak louder than conversation.
Dare to complain and dare not speak [explanation] I dare not say my inner resentment. If you talk too much, you will lose, and sometimes you will be wrong.
Say or write an article with many words and quote many unnecessary words. Multi-fingered writing is flashy.
Talk high [explain] accurate and incisive remarks. Comment on [explain] fair, honest and persuasive remarks.
Heavy and taciturn [explanation] simple and steady, not talkative. With "emphasis and less words".
Deep and taciturn [explanation] simple and steady, not talkative. With "emphasis and less words".
Ai Wu's Random Talk on Science and Literature refers to: "Efforts should be made to stop the undemocratic phenomenon of" one person in charge "and" one person in charge ". Explain the plaque in the old shop that says no price.
Now the metaphor is that leaders lack democratic style, act arbitrarily, and one person has the final say. Low status, speech is not valued.
A word [explanation] is better than a word. A small amount of words.
Making words is making false words. Sit in a tree and say nothing "Sit in a tree and say nothing".
Sitting on a tree without saying "The Biography of Feng Yi in the Later Han Dynasty": "Different people are modest but don't cut ... Every time they stop, the generals sit side by side and discuss their achievements. The independence tree is unusual, and the army calls it' General Big Tree'. " Later, because "sitting in a tree and saying nothing" and "sitting in a tree and saying nothing", it was said that it was a great contribution.
Talk to yourself: talk. Whisper to yourself.
It goes without saying that everyone knows in his heart that plain speaking and positive color means honest speaking and serious appearance, which does not need to be explained in words. Speak frankly and honestly.
Speaking out is the same as "speaking out". Flattery, rhetoric, nonsense
Frankly, frankly. Be honest and don't hide anything.
Loud remonstrance is the same as "loud remonstrance". 【 outspoken advice 】 (1) refers to the outspoken advice.
In ancient times, it was mostly used to treat princes. (2) Tell the province name of the family frankly.
Small wisdom means low intelligence, but the tone of speech is very big. My mouth has been speechless.
When you are right, you can see "you are right." Orthochromatic: A serious or stern expression.
Serious attitude and honest language. Let's put it bluntly.
Also known as "serious threat." Zhan's long and one-sided remarks.
Make up stories to stir up trouble. Make up words, choke words and make up lies.
An ugly statement, an ugly sentence. Manic, pass "SAO".
I want to talk, so stop. Describe the unspeakable.
Ordinary words and deeds refer to ordinary words and deeds. For obscene words, see "obscene words"
Lewd words and deeds are improper words and deeds. Indecent words, contemptuous words; Indecent words.
The real intention is not clear, but you will know it after careful experience. Overflow beyond words: water overflows, which means exceeding.
Beyond language. Refers to a certain meaning and feeling fully expressed through language and writing.
Also known as "beyond words". Overexpression means that although some thoughts and feelings are not explained, they can make the human body come out.
Believe in empty talk and you will see "empty talk". Bottom line: the center of the goal.
That's right. The metaphor hit the nail on the head in one sentence.
Every word and deed, every move. In a word: covering, extended to generalization.
Summarize in one sentence. Take a partial view of the whole and echo others with words you don't want.
Overexpressing empty beauty is exaggerated, and unrealistic beauty is called beauty. One word rejuvenating the country means that one word can rejuvenate the country.
Taking words as taboo means that people regard words as taboo. Describe the strict restrictions of the ruling class on speech.
A word of mourning can ruin the country. Judge people by their words, and judge intelligence by their eloquence.
A word is worth 1000 dollars. Often used to describe something that is said to be valuable.
A few words, a few words. Recommend talents according to their words.
A word and a half see "a word and a half". See "a word and a half" in "a word and a half".
Because people are not good, their remarks are also denied. Praise, praise.
A family statement means having a unique opinion.
2. Who was the original publisher of the idiom "What makes sense": * * * Asia?
Idioms to describe reasonable speech Part I: Idioms to describe reasonable speech are thought-provoking: thought-provoking: concentrated oil on crispy cheese. Pour pure ghee on your head. Buddhism refers to instilling wisdom and making people fully aware. Metaphor is very enlightening after listening to very reasonable words. Also described as cool and comfortable. Advice when most needed is least heeded: Honest advice and reasonable words usually sound unpleasant, but they help to correct shortcomings and mistakes. 1 Obvious: It makes sense to describe what you do or say. Obviously, it is easy to see the truth. Righteousness and strictness: the truth is solemn and fair, and the wording is concise. It is also reasonable as a speech. 3. The article explains it by loading, loading, loading and expanding; Tao: Truth generally refers to thought. Refers to an article that tells the truth. 4 omniscient: knowing the subtle truth of metaphysics. 5 Irrefutable: The metaphor is correct and cannot be overturned. It is also unbreakable. 6 Polite: What you said makes sense. 7 unbreakable: no matter how you hit it, it won't break. The metaphor is correct and cannot be overturned. 8 words Yan Yizheng: word: word, language; Strict: rigorous; Righteousness: truth; Positive: pure. Of harsh words and pure truth. 9. Be reasonable: be reasonable: be reasonable. It is natural and reasonable. 10 german main road: to: limit, most. The most beautiful character, the most essential truth. 1 1 subtle and profound truth analysis. 12 makes sense: know: pronoun, what it refers to. There's something in it. 13 Yiran straighten out: Yiran: happy. It makes people happy and makes sense. 14 justified: it means justified. 15: Pass: Pass. Use a fundamental reason to understand the whole story or the whole truth. 16 Wise men have different opinions, but benevolent people.
3. The idiom 1 describes something that makes sense. Obviously, it makes sense to describe what you do or say, and it is easy to see the truth.
Righteousness and strictness: the truth is solemn and fair, and the wording is concise. Also known as "reasonable".
3. The article explains it by loading, loading, loading and expanding; Tao: Truth generally refers to thought. Refers to an article that tells the truth.
4 omniscient: knowing the subtle truth of metaphysics. 5 Irrefutable: The metaphor is correct and cannot be overturned.
Use "irrefutable" 6 Polite: What you said makes sense.
7 unbreakable: no matter how you hit it, it won't break. The metaphor is correct and cannot be overturned.
8 words Yan Yizheng: word: word, language; Strict: rigorous; Righteousness: truth; Positive: pure. Of harsh words and pure truth.
9. Be reasonable: be reasonable: be reasonable. It is natural and reasonable.
4. Describe the original publisher of the reasonable idiom: * * Asia.
Idioms to describe reasonable speech Part I: Idioms to describe reasonable speech are thought-provoking: thought-provoking: concentrated oil on crispy cheese. Pour pure ghee on your head. Buddhism refers to instilling wisdom and making people fully aware. Metaphor is very enlightening after listening to very reasonable words. Also described as cool and comfortable. Advice when most needed is least heeded: Honest advice and reasonable words usually sound unpleasant, but they help to correct shortcomings and mistakes. 1 Obvious: It makes sense to describe what you do or say. Obviously, it is easy to see the truth. Righteousness and strictness: the truth is solemn and fair, and the wording is concise. It is also reasonable as a speech. 3. The article explains it by loading, loading, loading and expanding; Tao: Truth generally refers to thought. Refers to an article that tells the truth. 4 omniscient: knowing the subtle truth of metaphysics. 5 Irrefutable: The metaphor is correct and cannot be overturned. It is also unbreakable. 6 Polite: What you said makes sense. 7 unbreakable: no matter how you hit it, it won't break. The metaphor is correct and cannot be overturned. 8 words Yan Yizheng: word: word, language; Strict: rigorous; Righteousness: truth; Positive: pure. Of harsh words and pure truth. 9. Be reasonable: be reasonable: be reasonable. It is natural and reasonable. 10 german main road: to: limit, most. The most beautiful character, the most essential truth. 1 1 subtle and profound truth analysis. 12 makes sense: know: pronoun, what it refers to. There's something in it. 13 Yiran straighten out: Yiran: happy. It makes people happy and makes sense. 14 justified: it means justified. 15: Pass: Pass. Use a fundamental reason to understand the whole story or the whole truth. 16 Wise men have different opinions, but benevolent people.
5. Idioms that describe paragraphs are meaningful. Idioms that describe paragraphs are meaningful: meaningful.
make sense
detailed description
1. Description: What you said makes sense. It makes sense to describe a paragraph.
2. From: The 48th Journey to the West by Cheng En: "Chen:' That makes sense. ”"
3. Grammar: subject-predicate type; As predicate and attribute; I think what you said is quite reasonable.
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1, the lawyer's words are reasonable and impeccable.
2. The teacher's teaching is reasonable and convincing.
3. The Analects of Confucius does make sense, leaving great spiritual wealth for future generations!
Being reasonable means that what you say is reasonable.
5. Choose the appropriate method and try to make the answer meaningful.
6. A complete set of four-word vocabulary to describe oral idioms.
Idiom explanation
Clumsy: Clumsy. Poor expressive ability and no eloquence.
Comparison: comparison. Describe the gesture to express or emphasize the tone when speaking.
Think without thinking: think and explore. Have you thought about it? Describe talking and doing things quickly.
Silent: to make a sound. Don't talk, don't make any noise.
Without words: say, say. Don't talk, keep silent.
Silence, silence, silence.
Ignorance of knowledge: know, know. Refers to speaking or doing things without knowing the depth or weight.
Chatter endlessly; be talkative/garrulous/loquacious/gossipy
Whispering describes whispering.
Disturbed describes being delirious or talking or doing things at sixes and sevens, full of mistakes.
Blunt mouth and clumsy cheeks mean clumsy eloquence and poor fluency.
It's nonsense to accuse others of speaking badly or writing badly.
Too anxious to choose words, describing speech as very urgent or nervous.
A delicate voice describes a delicate voice.
Jin people's silence is a metaphor for staying silent because of concerns.
To embellish a narrative or speech in order to exaggerate or render it.
Shut up: it's off. Shut up and don't talk.
Full of words: never open your mouth. keep the mouth shut like a bottle
Flattery: cater to others' wishes and please others; Flatter: to please, flatter. Everything you say and do should cater to the wishes of others and try to please them.
I can't say it. Shy and silent.
Call a spade a spade, don't hide music.
Generous drop: full of worry. Describe speaking and writing articles with high spirits and carefree words.
Mean, think less: less. Treat people ruthlessly.
Speaking casually means that you can't express yourself correctly or speak casually when you are in a hurry.
Dry mouth. It's a waste of breath to describe the hot weather or talk too much.
Quarrel is a metaphor for fluency and eloquence.
Speak with a thin tongue and describe it as mean and acerbic.
Chatter on and on.
Righteousness: correct and reasonable; Vigorous: vigorous. If the reasons are correct and sufficient, the momentum of speech will be strong.
7. What idioms describe "few words, but reasonable"? 1. Idiom: A word is worth a thousand dollars.
Pinyin: Zi Qi
Note: the word "increase loss" was awarded to a daughter. Words of praise are exquisite and unchangeable.
Source: Biography of Historical Records and Lv Buwei: "The gate of Bu Xianyang hangs over a thousand dollars, and those who can increase or decrease a word will be given a thousand dollars."
For example, making a sentence: Wen Wen Yi Li means sad and far away, thrilling, and can almost be described as a word of gold.
2. idiom: it's a deal.
Pinyin: y and Zi Qi ā n j ū n
Description: Jun: ancient unit of weight, 1 jun =30 kg. Descriptive words carry a lot of weight.
Source: The ancient poems of Rong Poetry in the Southern Dynasties: "Yi Li, whose meaning is sad and far away, is soul-stirring, and can almost be described as a word of gold."
For example, making sentences: don't underestimate the power of words, which are often extremely valuable.
3. Idiom: One word and one bead
Pinyin: y and z and y and zh
Explanation: A word is like a pearl. Describe the mellow voice. It is also a metaphor for beautiful articles and gorgeous words.
Source: Tang Xueneng's "Song Giver" poem: "A new word sounds like a pearl, and it is suspected that it is a coral attack."
For example, making sentences: I can't understand this writing once or twice. It was not until three times later that I realized that it was the supreme writing between heaven and earth, and it was really a word and a bead.
4. Idiom: Every word has its own meaning.
Pinyin: z √ z √ zh?j √.
Explanation: pearls: round pearls; Ji: Not a round pearl. The language used to describe poetry is refined and the words are like pearls.
Source: Tang Mingzu's Book of Rites in Handan: "Listen to the yellow list to recruit talents and do your best to recruit nobles, then the words of the young students will be beautiful."
For example, making sentences: Who knows that his appearance is not enough, but his talent is more than enough. He writes beautifully when he moves, and he is careful when he leaves.
5. Idiom: Main roads in Miao Yan
Pinyin: mio yán yào dào
Explanation: wonderful: wonderful and profound; Important and to the point. A pertinent sentence, a profound truth.
Source: Han Meicheng's "Seven Hair": "Today's prince's disease can be treated with acupuncture instead of medical stone, which is wonderful."
For example, it is suggested to listen to the main roads in Miao Yan to distract the conductor.
There are many answers to idioms, which makes sense. You can refer to them.
1. Obvious: It is very reasonable and obvious to describe what you have done or said, and it is very easy to see the truth.
2. The text is based on Tao: it contains: it contains, and it is extended to be clear; Tao: Truth generally refers to thought. Refers to an article that tells the truth.
3. Understand the subtle truth of metaphysics.
4. Irreversible: The analogy is correct and cannot be overturned. Use "irrefutable"
5. be reasonable: be reasonable. It is natural and reasonable.
6. Consistency: Consistency: Penetration. Use a fundamental reason to understand the whole story or the whole truth.