Respect idioms?

A. Idioms expressing respect

Do not worry about saving glory: save: save; Rong: Guangyao; Sadness: sadness. Living is respected, but dying is sad.

Burn incense: burn incense: point incense; Worship: to bow to a respected person or god. Burn incense and bow down to show respect and obedience.

Burn incense and worship: burn incense and bow down to show respect and obedience. The same as "burning incense".

Negative karma: carrying a bow and arrow to clear the way ahead. Metaphor greeting courtesy is extremely respectful.

Negative crossbow predecessor: crossbow: bow and arrow. Go forward with a bow and arrow on your back. Show great respect.

Gratitude: feeling: gratitude; Dai: Respect and admiration. Appreciate the kindness and benefits of others.

Respect for mulberries: respect: respect and love; Mulberry: Mulberry and Catalpa bungeana, trees often planted near home in ancient times, are metaphors of hometown. Love and respect people in their hometown.

Woody; Hu; He; Emperor: refers to the gods. What is heaven, what is emperor. (1) initially described the clothes as beautiful as a god, and later expressed respect and admiration. (2) Used in a derogatory sense to describe absurd words and presumptuous behavior.

Stay at a respectful distance: ostensibly showing respect, but actually unwilling to approach. Also used as a satire on not wanting to get close to someone.

Gong Jing Sang Zi: Gong Jing: respect and love; Mulberry: Mulberry and Catalpa bungeana, trees often planted near home in ancient times, are metaphors of hometown. Love and respect people in their hometown.

Respect the old and love the young: respect: respect; Love: love. Respect the elderly and care for children.

Respect the old and love the young: respect the old and care for the children. It's the same as "respecting the old and loving the young".

Respect the old and love the young: respect: respect; Kindness: love. Respect the elderly and care for children.

Respect the old and love the young: respect the old and care for the children. It's the same as "respecting the old and loving the young".

Respect the old and love the young. It's the same as "respecting the old and loving the young".

Respect for the elderly and pity for the poor: old: the elderly; Pity: pity. Respect the elderly and pity those with poor families. Describe a person's good character of humility and friendliness.

Respect for the elderly and help the poor: old: old people. Respect the elderly and pity those with poor families. Describe a person's good character of humility and friendliness.

Respect for the elderly and love for the virtuous: respect for the elderly or people with noble morality and outstanding talents.

Respect and love: respect: respect. Respect those above yourself and love those below yourself. Describe being polite to others.

Respect and accept: respect those above yourself and love those below yourself. Describe being polite to others. Use "respect and love".

Corporal Jing Xian: Respect the virtuous, bend over and make friends. In the old society, feudal emperors or officials valued talents.

Customer-oriented: respect: respect; Guest: Guest. Customer-oriented.

Qi Mei: Case: An ancient pallet with feet. Raise the tray to the height of your eyebrows when delivering meals. After describing the husband and wife respect each other.

Kowtow: kowtow: old manners, kneeling on the ground and touching the ground. Worship: To pay homage to a respected person or god. Kneel respectfully on the ground and kowtow.

B. Idioms describing respect and admiration

1, the mountain goes up.

Idiom pinyin: g ā o sh ā n y ǐ ng zh ǐ

Idiom explanation: mountain: metaphor for noble morality. Metaphor is admiration for noble morality.

The origin of the idiom: The Book of Songs Xiaoya Che Jurisdiction: "The mountain starts and the scenery stops."

2. Sunflowers are biased towards poplars

Idiom pinyin: kui Huòqīng yáng

Interpretation of idioms: Sunflower: Sunflower. Hops: Leaves of leguminous plants. The leaves of sunflowers and legumes tend to be sunny. Metaphor is the loyalty of people or subordinates who yearn for their admiration to their superiors.

The idiom comes from Tang Du Fu's "From Beijing to Fengxian, Singing in 500 Words": "Sunflowers lean against the sun, but their physical properties are hard to take away."

Come here with admiration

Idiom pinyin: mí ngé rá i

Interpretation of idioms: refers to admiring fame.

Origin of the idiom: People's Daily 1982.3. 14: "Many Chinese and foreign tourists have come here, and Xi has become a place attracting worldwide attention. "

4. Rural customs and feelings

Xiang fēng mìy

The idiom explains hometown: through "hometown". Refers to longing for their education and admiring their manners.

The idiom comes from Biography of Han Dynasty written by Ban Gu in the Eastern Han Dynasty: "Stretch your neck and raise your heels, and you will feel comfortable and want to be a concubine. The road is far, the mountains and rivers are deep, and I can't do it myself. "

Step 5 worship

Idiom pinyin: dǐng lǐ mó bài

Idiom definition: bow and scrape: head, hands and feet crawl at the foot of bodhisattva; Bye: raise your hand and increase the amount; Kneel down. Originally it was the highest form of salute in Buddhism; Show respect and fear. Later, he described the worship and respect for people to the extreme.

The origin of the idiom: The twentieth time in Wu's History of Pain in the Qing Dynasty: "This sentence is widely circulated, and at one time the people of Jizhou were stirred up to help the old and bring the young, and they all came to worship."

C. What idioms describe respect?

Three fumigation and three baths, negative crossbow precursor, incense burning, Hu Tian Hu Di and angry frog can all be used.

D. Idioms expressing respect

Respect, respect, respect for guests, respect for teachers, respect, admiration for a long time.

I. Respect

Explanation: Describe the feeling of serious admiration. With "awe".

Said by: Zhang Songjie's Poems of Cold Hall: "The college students in Lu Zhi are beautiful, but reading beautiful poems makes people respect."

While Huang Lu is an expert in beauty, Du Fu's poems make people suddenly enlightened and seriously awe-inspiring.

Second, respect

Explanation: awe: respectful appearance; Respect: Create a feeling of admiration. Describe the feeling of great admiration.

From: Liu Yiqing in the Southern Song Dynasty, "Shi Shuo Xin Yu Gui Zhen": "Some disciples may be lazy and far away from the public; The light of Sang Yu is not farsighted, and the original sunrise keeps pace with the times. Sitting with scriptures, satirizing Lang Chang, the words are very bitter. Those who are full of feet are in awe and respect. "

There are lazy people among his disciples, Yuan Gong said. The brilliance of the sun is not far away, but the original brilliance of Chaoyang at that time was clear. Sitting on the throne, reciting fluently and writing painfully. People with high feet are even more awe-inspiring

Third, respect as a guest of honor.

Description: distinguished guests: distinguished guests. Respect sb. As a distinguished guest.

From: Tang Wenshe's Record of Continued Life: "Therefore, I suggest that the doctor marry the daughter of Wang Zhongshu, an inexpensive ambassador from Jiangxi. I am virtuous and virtuous, and I respect customers. "

Therefore, it was suggested that doctor Li Xing repair the daughter of Wang Zhongshu, a cheap messenger from Jiangxi. A true virtuous virtuous, customer-oriented.

Fourth, the dignity of teachers.

Explanation: This means that the teacher is respected, and the truth, knowledge and skills he teaches can be respected. The latter refers to the noble and solemn way of being a teacher.

Dai Sheng in the Western Han Dynasty said in the Book of Rites: "Strict teachers are difficult to learn. The teacher is strict and then respects the Tao, and the Tao respects and the people know how to respect learning. "

In the process of learning, it is difficult to respect teachers. When a teacher is respected, the truth he speaks will be respected, and the truth will be respected, so that people will know how to advocate learning.

Verb (abbreviation for verb) respectful

Explanation: Respectable.

From: Song Zhuxi's Postscript to Zhao Zhongcheng's Practice: "Zhao Gong's filial piety is sincere. Although it is still difficult for the ancients, it is admirable to write three books. "

Mr Zhao's filial piety is sincere and respectful. Although it is still difficult for the ancients, it is admirable to restore his books.

E. What idioms describe respect?

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Negative crossbow precursor

Crossbow: Bow and arrow. Go forward with a bow and arrow on your back. Show great respect

A person who loves his hometown and loves his hometown.

Love and respect people in their hometown.

Keep a distance (from sb.)

Respect: respect; Far: not near; Pronouns refer to objects. Show respect but have doubts and don't want to get close.

Burn incense and incense, watch reverence and obedience.

Incense burning: light incense. Worship: to bow to a respected person or god. Burn incense and bow down to show respect and obedience.

Lido greeted him with great respect.

Carry a bow and arrow to clear the way ahead. Metaphor greeting courtesy is extremely respectful.

A person who loves his hometown and loves his hometown.

Respect: respect and love; Mulberry: Mulberry and Catalpa bungeana, trees often planted near home in ancient times, are metaphors of hometown. Love and respect people in their hometown.

This skirt looks as beautiful as an angel, Queen Express.

Hu: He; Emperor: refers to the gods. What is heaven, what is emperor. At first, it was described that clothes looked as beautiful as gods, and later they also expressed respect and admiration.

Lift the tray flat with your eyebrows ―― Husband and wife treat each other with courtesy.

Xiao raised the tray as high as his eyebrows when delivering the meal. After describing the husband and wife respect each other.

Kneel on the ground, bow

Kowtow: Old manners, kneeling on the ground and touching the ground. Worship: To pay homage to a respected person or god. Kneel respectfully on the ground and kowtow.

Respect the elderly and love the children.

Respect: respect; Kindness: love. Respect the elderly and care for children.

Respect for the elderly and moral people

Respect the elderly or people with high moral character and outstanding talents.

The dignity of teachers' profession

This means that teachers are respected, and only when they teach truth, knowledge and skills can they be respected. The latter refers to the noble and solemn way of being a teacher.

Born glorious, died sad.

Living is respected, and dying is sad. Praise the respected dead.

It's not respectful to call others by their names indirectly.

Mention: say. It is disrespectful to call others by their first names.

(of married couples) respect each other as if they were guests.

Describe that husband and wife respect each other and treat each other as equals.

Countless stars surround the moon ―― enjoying the respect and support of many capable people.

Many stars set off the moon. Metaphor means that people support a person they respect and love.

Special respect for guests

Couch: A long, narrow and low bed, especially for guests. Put down the usual hammock and let the guests stay. Metaphor is to treat guests with courtesy and special respect.

Everyone has good, loving kindness.

Old people: elderly people; Pity: pity. Respect the elderly and pity those with poor families. Describe a person's good character of humility and friendliness.

Everyone has good, loving kindness.

Old man: An elderly person. Respect the elderly and pity those with poor families. Describe a person's good character of humility and friendliness.

Be polite to others.

Respect: respect. Respect those above yourself and love those below yourself. Describe being polite to others.

The old feudal emperors or officials attached importance to talents.

Worship saints, bow down and make friends with scholars. In the old society, feudal emperors or officials valued talents.

Everyone has good, loving kindness.

Old people: elderly people; Pity: pity. Respect the elderly and pity those with poor families. Describe a person's good character of humility and friendliness.

Live by reverence and death.

Living is respected, and dying is sad. Praise the respected dead.

No respect for people.

I still name names. Refers to disrespect for people.

Respect each other like guests.

Get along like guests. Describe that husband and wife respect each other.

Respect the teacher and fear his teachings.

Respect: respect; Emphasis: attention; Tao: That makes sense. Respect teachers and pay attention to the principles that should be followed.

Be polite to others.

[Explanation] Respect those above yourself and love those below yourself. Describe being polite to others. Use "respect and love".

filial piety/mourning

[explanation] refers to filial piety to parents, respect for brothers, and efforts in farming.

F. Idioms expressing respect for people

Courtesy, respect for mulberry, respect for the old and love for the young, respect for the customer, respect for the old and respect for the virtuous.

1, sincerely

"Be respectful" is a Chinese character, and its pronunciation is b √.

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bì

Jiang Ning.

It means very serious and respectful, describes respectful attitude, and later describes dignified and polite.

Source: The Book of Songs, Brother Xiaoya: "Visan and the little chef of hippo must respect each other and despise their bandit father and mother."

When you see mulberry trees and catalpa trees, you must be respectful. I respect my father, and I am attached to my mother.

2. Respect mulberry trees.

Respect for mulberry-respect: respect and love; Mulberry: Mulberry and Catalpa bungeana, trees often planted near home in ancient times, are metaphors of hometown. Love and respect people in their hometown.

Source: The Book of Songs Xiaoya Xiao Ye: "Wei Sang and Zi Xuzun."

Mulberry and catalpa bungeana must be respected. It means to be in awe of your hometown.

3. Respect the old and be kind to the young

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Yeu means to respect the elderly and care for the children.

Source: "Mencius Gaozi Shang": "Respect the old and be kind to the young, and never forget the guests."

Respect the old and love the young, and never forget the guests.

4. Respect each other as guests

Respecting the guest is actually "respecting the guest", which is a sentence pattern of "adverbial postposition" in ancient Chinese. It means that husband and wife respect, love and appreciate each other on the basis of equal status, and establish a dynamic, balanced and harmonious benign relationship.

Source:

Thirty-three years of Zuo Zhuan: "My wife treats me like a guest at the end of the season."

Jiu Ji, a doctor from the State of Jin, was ordered to go to Hebei and met Kui Ji when weeding in the field. His wife, Abel Tamata, sent lunch and respectfully handed it to her husband. They respect each other as if they were guests.

5. Respect the elderly and moral people

Respect for the elderly, pinyin jìng

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It means: respect for the elderly or people with noble morality and outstanding talents.

Origin: respecting the elderly and respecting the virtuous. Anyone over 70 years old in junior high school will be given millet and silk every month, which will make people feel sorry for their safety. Chronology of the Eastern Zhou Dynasty, Chapter 49

In addition, respect the elderly and respect the virtuous. Every old man over 70 years old in the kingdom will give millet and silk every month, and will increase delicious food and send people to Ankang to mourn.

G. idioms about respecting teachers

1, negative precursor

Detailed explanation: carrying a bow and arrow to clear the way in front. Metaphor greeting courtesy is extremely respectful.

Out: Biography of Historical Records of Sima Xiangru: "To Shu, the governor of Shu was greeted by the following suburbs, and the county magistrate was the pioneer."

2. Incense worship

Detailed interpretation: burning incense: lighting incense. Worship: to bow to a respected person or god. Burn incense and bow down to show respect and obedience.

Language: Luo Guanzhong's Romance of the Three Kingdoms, the 60th time: "It is said that the former army of Xuande went ... and Qiu didn't commit any crime. The people helped the old and took care of the young, looking around all the way, burning incense and worshiping."

3. Respect teachers [z ū n sh and zh ò ng ao]

Explain in detail: Tao: refers to the truth that teachers should follow, and also refers to the knowledge that teachers impart. Respect teachers and attach importance to their teaching.

Out: Southern Song Ye Fan's Biography of Confucius in the Later Han Dynasty: "Wenming Lord; You should respect the teacher and pay attention to the road. "

4. Teachers' dignity

Detailed interpretation: This means that teachers are respected, and only by teaching truth, knowledge and skills can they be respected. The latter refers to the noble and solemn way of being a teacher.

Out: "Book of Rites Learning": "Any way to learn is embarrassing for strict teachers. The teacher is strict and then respects the Tao, and the Tao respects and the people know how to respect learning. "

5. Mentor and friend

Detailed explanation; A mentor who can teach and help.

Out: Peng Qing tern "Nigger": "Although there is that good teacher; Hard-working persuasion; But it always goes in one ear and out the other; Sometimes I can hear it; If you want to be angry; They are all anticlimactic. "

H. idioms expressing respect