Idiom explanation:
1. big book and special book [dà shū tè shū]: book: writing. Close-up in uppercase. It means recording something of great significance very carefully.
Source: Tang Hanyu's "Answering Yuan Shi Yu Book": "The first step is still strong, while the inheritance is the inheritance, and the book is special, but the book is different."
2. Gao Yi Bo Yun (gā o yí bó yú n): thin: close. The original intention of the article is very meaningful. The latter description is loyal.
Source: The biography of Xie Lingyun in the Song Dynasty: "English words moisten the stone, and high righteousness clears the clouds."
3. As the name implies [gê mí ng sê y]: Gu: Look; Meaning: meaning, meaning. Think of the meaning from the name.
Source: I want you to be Cao, as the name implies, and dare not disobey. The reflection of Shu Wei and Wang Changchuan.
4. Yan Jiayi (ji ā yá n yí xí ng): Jia and righteousness: goodness and beauty. Useful words and actions.
Source: Zhu Zi Quan Shu Wu Xue: "When people praise and do good deeds, they praise and record."
5. A fair death honors the whole life. Get what you want: get the right position. Means that death is valuable and meaningful.
Source: "Shu Wei Chuan Zhang Puhui": "Life has death, so you don't have to hate it by your husband."
2. Ten four-character idioms, meaning to make a wall (xià ng bū xò gò u). Interpretation: to the wall: to the wall.
It was made out of thin air against the wall. Metaphor is unfounded and fabricated out of thin air.
Source: Han Xu Shen's Preface to Explaining Words: "The world is not arrogant, thinking that people are strange, so it is more complex, while the national wall compiles unknowable books, which are often chaotic to show the world." Example: The rural wall is empty and inappropriate, but it seems reasonable.
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Explain to the wall (xià ng bü x ū zà o): to the wall: to the wall; Fiction: fiction.
It was made out of thin air against the wall. Metaphor is groundless and fabricated out of thin air.
Source: Han Xu Shen's "Preface to Explaining Words": "The township wall fills the unknowable book, and it is often chaotic to shine on the world." Example: ~, go with the flow, it seems that there is a reason and reason to stick to it.
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Explain to xiàng fēng mǐ rán: Xiangfeng: I respect the wind; Uneasy: the appearance of accommodation. Describe people's yearning.
Source: History of the Scholars: "There are hundreds of Confucian scholars who have lost their reputation, and the public takes the rule of the Spring and Autumn Period as the prime minister, and he is a bachelor in the world without knowing the local customs." Therefore, all literate people are ~.
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Explain to Xi à Xi à ng f ng mü yü u: it means longing for his education and admiring his courtesy. I still yearn for his demeanor and admire his righteousness.
Source: Ju Zheng's "Fan Yi Begging for Tribute": "Therefore, I entered the West Monk, thanked the wind, paid tribute, and presented Chen to the king." For example, there are both social friends and non-social friends, and there are as many as nine people.
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Explain to the fire beggar (xià ng hu ǒ q 464é r): to the fire: warm the fire; Beggar: Beggar. Beggars warming themselves by the fire.
Metaphor is snobbish. Source: Wang Renyu's "The Legacy of Begging for Fire in Kaiyuan Tianbao" in the Five Dynasties: "Today, Yan Begges for Fire. Once the fire is cold, where is the heating? " Example: there are many ~, which are as unique as geese.
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Xiàng míngérézhi explained: Xiangming: It's almost dawn; Governance: governance. Describe being diligent in political affairs.
Source: Zhouyi Shuo Gua: "The sage listens to the world from the south and governs the world from the Ming Dynasty." Besides, people respect the south, and purple and yellow houses are the most important.
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Xiang Pingyuan explained: Xiang Ping: that is, in the Eastern Han Dynasty, the direction was long and the word was flat; It's over. Xiang Ping's wish has come true.
Our children are married. Source: "The History of the Later Han Dynasty": "In Jianwu, men and women get married, and it is irrelevant to break the family, if I am dead.
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Xiàng píng zh Yuàn Yuàn explained: Xiang Ping: that is, in the Eastern Han Dynasty, the direction was long and the word was flat. The desire for peace.
Refers to the marriage of children. Source: Ming Lingmengchu's "Surprise at the First Moment" Volume 36: "If you go like this, you can see Du Lang and realize your desire for peace."
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Explain to Xiàng ruoér tàn: It is better to admire the wise than to sigh.
Source: Zhuangzi Qiushui written by Zhuang Zhou during the Warring States Period:' As for the North Sea, you can see it from the east, but you can't see the end of the water, so Yan Hebo began to look at the ocean and sighed:' ... I can't see my son's poverty today, but I will be in danger unless I walk to my son's gate. "Example: No one left without looking at the cliff.
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Xi explained that Zen refers to an incredible realm of understanding. Source: "Biyan Record" Volume II: "All the way up, a thousand saints don't preach.
Scholars are like apes who catch shadows. "Example: Wang Qingfuzhi's Preface to the Evening Hall:" If you want it, there is more in it. "
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Explain to xiàng shēng bèi shí: sound: name, which means empty name here; Back: Violation. Refers to yearning for fame and divorced from reality.
Source: Three Kingdoms Cao Wei Pi's Dian Lun Paper: "Shu Ren is noble and disloyal, sincere; He also suffered from darkness and self-awareness and called himself a saint. " Example: this combination ~, abandoning truth and falsehood.
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Explain to xiàng tiān ér tuò: raise your head and spit in the sky, but the spit still falls on your face. Metaphor is intended to hurt others, but it is oneself who suffers.
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Explain to Xi: a beggar warming himself by the fire. Metaphor is snobbish.
Source: for example: his line.
3. A meaningful four-character idiom 1. A big book and a special book: writing. Close-up in uppercase. It means recording something of great significance very carefully.
2. Being tall and thin: approaching. The original intention of the article is very meaningful. The latter description is loyal.
3. As the name implies: Look; Meaning: meaning, meaning. Think of the meaning from the name.
4. Recommend good words and deeds with educational significance.
5. Describe an event with great motivation or significance.
6. Generosity, like "generosity", is full of righteousness and emotion. "Being righteous" has no practical significance.
7. Mantra originally refers to the Zen language or Buddha name that monks often say. Now refers to those words that are often talked about and have no practical significance.
8. Use your eyes and hands if you want. It is also a metaphor of pun in the sense of language and writing, which is intended to be illocutionary.
9. Far-fetched insistence that meaningless things have some meaning. It also means to confuse unrelated things.
10. Hand waving: wave your fingers to play the piano; Look: the eyes are chasing the flood. Use both hands, keep an eye on all things, and do whatever you want. It is also a metaphor of pun in the sense of language and writing, which is intended to be illocutionary.
1 1. A fair death honors the whole life; Get what you want: get the right position. Means that death is valuable and meaningful.
12. Look at the literal meaning: the text refers to the literal; Meaning: meaning. If you don't know the exact meaning of a word, you will be far-fetched literally and make an inaccurate explanation.
13. Negligible: thin, small; Foot: worthwhile; Tell me about it. It's too small to mention. Of meaning, value, etc too small to mention.
14. irrelevant macro: large; Purpose: meaning, purpose. Having nothing to do with the main meaning of little significance or concern.
15. Language is originally Buddhist, which means that the meaning is profound and subtle and cannot be expressed in words. After that, we can't solve the problem through conversation or negotiation.
16. One careless move will lose the game. Originally, the key step in chess was not well taken, and the whole game was lost. Metaphorically, a problem that is decisive to the overall situation is not handled properly, leading to the whole.
17. Zheng people compete for years: age. Metaphor is a groundless and meaningless argument.
18. It is heavier than Mount Tai. Description is of great significance.
19. Half-dead, half-life (1) not all dead. (2) metaphor meaningless, lifeless life.
20. Be concise and complete.
4. A meaningful four-word idiom: writing.
Close-up in uppercase. It means recording something of great significance very carefully.
High school is sparse: approaching. The original intention of the article is very meaningful.
The latter description is loyal. As the name implies: look; Meaning: meaning, meaning.
Think of the meaning from the name. Good words and deeds with educational significance.
Describe the momentum or significance of an event in an earth-shattering way. Generosity, like "generosity", is full of righteousness and emotion.
"Being righteous" has no practical significance. Mantra originally refers to the Zen language or Buddha name that monks often say.
Now refers to those words that are often talked about and have no practical significance. Use your eyes and hands if you want.
It is also a metaphor of pun in the sense of language and writing, which is intended to be illocutionary. Far-fetched insistence that something that doesn't have a certain meaning has a certain meaning.
It also means to confuse unrelated things. Wave: wave your fingers to play the piano; Look: the eyes are chasing the flood.
Use both hands, keep an eye on all things, and do whatever you want. It is also a metaphor of pun in the sense of language and writing, which is intended to be illocutionary.
Fair death: place, place; Get what you want: get the right position. Means that death is valuable and meaningful.
Look at the meaning of the text: the text refers to the literal; Meaning: meaning. If you don't know the exact meaning of a word, you will be far-fetched literally and make an inaccurate explanation.
Tiny: thin, small; Foot: worthwhile; Tell me about it. It's too small to mention.
Of meaning, value, etc too small to mention. Irrelevant macro: big; Purpose: meaning, purpose.
Having nothing to do with the main meaning of little significance or concern.
Daoyan Daoduan was originally a Buddhist language, which means that its meaning is profound and subtle and cannot be expressed in words. After that, we can't solve the problem through conversation or negotiation.
One false move may lose the game. Originally, the key step in chess was not well taken, and the whole game was lost. Metaphorically, a problem that is decisive to the overall situation is not handled properly, leading to the whole.
Zheng people compete for years: age. Metaphor is a groundless and meaningless argument.
More important than Mount Tai, more important than Mount Tai. Description is of great significance.
Half-dead, half-life (1) not all dead. (2) metaphor meaningless, lifeless life.
Concise, concise and complete.
5. Ten four-character idioms and all their meanings are poorly understood.
Idiom allusion: refers to the poor ability to do important work.
The origin of the idiom: "Under the copula of Yi": "Virtue is thin and respected, knowledge is small and big, and strength is small and heavy, which is rare."
in public
Idiom allusion: daytime. Emphasize the contrast with dusk darkness.
Example of idiom: People come and go in broad daylight, so it is not convenient for you to write it down here. (Cao Qingxue Qin's "Dream of Red Mansions" is the twelfth time.
Look anxiously until someone's eyes are tired-look anxiously.
Idiom allusion: autumn water: a metaphor for human eyes. I can see with my eyes. Describe the ardent hope for distant relatives and friends.
The source of the idiom: Master Wang Yuan's The Romance of the West Chamber has a second fold: "Looking through the autumn water, I am surprised that he is in a daze."
Example of Idiom: Listening to the sound of bananas and drizzling, where can we have fun with others? Looking through the autumn water, I don't see my home, and my tears are like hemp. (Qing Pu Songling's Strange Tales from a Lonely Studio Fengyang Scholar)
Clear water and high mountains.
Idiom allusion: beautiful mountains and clear waters. Describe beautiful scenery.
The origin of the idiom: Huang Songting-zhang's "Moshan Xi gives Hengyang agarwood": "Make eyes at each other, Xiang Mei."
earnestly practise what one advocates/preaches
Idiom allusion: body: personally; Body: experience. Experience it for yourself and try to execute it.
The origin of the idiom: "Huai Nan Zi Zong Xun": "The sage takes the body." The doctrine of the mean: "Practice is close to benevolence."
Example of idioms: Mr. Wang takes the governor as his base address and takes personal practice as a lesson. (Zhang Qing Yan Hui's "Cheng Zhuozhai's Empty Biography")
(of writing style) like floating clouds and flowing water-natural and fluent.
Idiom allusion: To describe an article is natural and unconstrained, just like floating clouds and flowing water.
The origin of the idiom: Shi Xie Shi Shu: "Everyone is familiar with the articles of calligraphy and poetry; Roughly like a flowing cloud, it has no definite quality at first, but it often goes in what it is doing and stops there. "
Example of idioms: The structure is like flowing water, with distinct levels and echoes. ("Mao Dun's Thought of" Li Yuan ")
I am old, but I have achieved nothing.
Idiom allusion: boss: old. I am old and have accomplished nothing.
The origin of the idiom: the tenth time in Li Qingru's "Mirror Flower Edge": "You can't be famous, you can't get rich, you can't live in the world. It's a pity that the boss has accomplished nothing. "
Criteria for success and failure as a commentator
Idiom allusions: on: comment, measure. Take success or failure as the criterion for judging characters.
The origin of the idiom: Shi's Preface to Zankong Beihai: "People are among heroes because of their success or failure."
Examples of idioms: success or failure is a mediocre view; However, in this important event, you and I, as courtiers, should be careful what we say. (Qing Wu Jingzi's "The Scholars" eighth time)
Hungry people are everywhere on the road.
Idiom allusion: starve to death. The road is full of people starving to death.
The origin of the idiom: "Zuo Zhao was devoted to the public for two years": "The palace is very small and stands opposite." Liu Hanxiang's "Under the New Order and Good Strategy": "Ten years of mutual attack, the soldiers are exhausted and the people are tired, the people are empty, the road is thirsty, the cars are returned, and the bandits are all over the mountain, and the world is shaking."
Like the wind blowing away the last cloud-swept away.
Idiom and allusion: the wind swept away the residual clouds. Metaphor sweeps away the rest of the things at once.
The origin of the idiom: Yuan Yiming's "Enemy and Creditor" has a second discount: "It is like pouring snow on the furniture, and the wind sweeps away, making it sway lightly."
Example of idiom: Call "Please!" Raise chopsticks together, but like a breeze, half gone early. (Qing Wu Jingzi's "The Scholars" the second time)
6. The meaning and sentence-making of ten four-character idioms 1. All of them crowded in at the same time. As soon as the gate of the stadium was opened, fans swarmed in. 2. Anger: Anger: Emotional. Describe being very angry. I don't know why, but he walked into the classroom angrily.
3. Concentration: gathering, meeting: gathering. Describe very focused. The students in the classroom are all listening to the teacher attentively. 4. soliloquize: soliloquize. You can often see an old man sitting there talking to himself at the intersection.
5. Close call: describe the situation as critical. Just before the crash, the driver braked suddenly. 6. Better army and simpler management. Some units must streamline their troops and simplify their administration, and constantly improve their work efficiency.
7. Colorful: describe colorful and varied. In the evening, colorful lights make Xiamen more beautiful.
8. like mushrooms after rain: describe the emergence of new things in large numbers. Since the reform and opening up, factories have mushroomed, making people dizzying.
10. indomitable spirit: describe the image as very tall and heroic. He is selfless, and he is really an upright and indomitable person.
7. Four-character idioms add the meaning of vigor, vigor, spirit, generosity, generosity, worry and unhappiness to 10 people.
First, full of vitality and vitality
Explanation: vitality: extend the morning air into a new and enterprising atmosphere; Vigorous development: a vibrant appearance. The description is full of vigor and vitality.
From: Modern Li Xiaoming's Gunshots in the Plain: "The vibrant town of Jony J suddenly became empty and quiet."
Second, full of energy.
Explanation: Full of vigor: Full of vigor and vitality. Describe a person or society full of vigor and vitality.
Said by: Preface to Modern Xu Chi's Selected Works: "The most important thing in life is those things that are upward, full of vitality, enthusiasm and vitality and have great imagination."
Third, full of energy
Explanation: describe lively, energetic and full of life breath.
From: Qing Wu Ren Jian's "History of Pain" The fifth time: "Although there are many Yuan soldiers outside the city, Zhang Shijie is the first, and Zong Ren is the last. It seems lively and enters the array."
Fourth, refreshed [j and [jīng shén Huàn fā] ā]
Description: Radiant: Radiant appearance. Describe full of energy and rich feelings.
From: Qing Pu Songling's Strange Stories from a Lonely Studio: "I feel refreshed when Dantian is hot."
Students feel that the abdomen is hot, refreshed and full of emotions.
Five, luminous
Explanation: Describe excitement and elation.
From: Modern Ding Ling's Dream Ke: "She is so comfortable and noble. She walks over to shake hands with the young director and takes care of the people in the room with her radiant eyes."
6. Generosity [k ā ng k m: i ji ě ná ng]
Explanation: generosity: generosity; Unpack: Unpack the wallet and take out the money. Describe being extremely generous in helping others financially.
Said by: Yao Xue's Li Zicheng, Volume II, Chapter 18: "So I had to take the liberty to ask my eldest son for help. I wonder if he will give generously? "
VII. Charity [Lè sh à n à o Shě]
Commentary: Le: Yes, I do. Like to do good deeds, willing to help people in trouble with property.
From: Sima Qian's "Historical Records" Le Shu II of the Western Han Dynasty: "Hearing the sound makes people be charitable; Hearing the sound of it makes people neat and polite. "
Hearing signs makes people like to do good deeds, giving. Hearing the sound of feathers makes people pay attention to cleanliness and etiquette.
Eight, charity
Interpretation: loyalty: loyalty; Saving wealth: dispersing family wealth. The old meaning is to be loyal to others and take out your own money to help others.
From: Yuan Anonymous's Debt of the Afterlife, the fourth fold: "You saved my life, helped my money, and spared no effort."
So, in order to help me out of poverty, they took out their own money to help me. In doing so, they used good luck to offset the bad luck from the Buddha.
Nine, worried [y not u x and n ch not ng ch not ng]
Explanation: A worried look. Describe a heavy heart, very sad.
From: Yao Yinxue's Li Zicheng, Volume II, Chapter 17: Is the situation in Jiangnan so terrible? Don't a group of scholars worry about national affairs?
Ten, depressed
Explanation: drooping head: drooping head; Frustrated: look depressed. Describe the feeling of depression and listlessness due to failure or failure.
From: Liang Bin's "Red Flag Spectrum" XIII: Li Decai refused to plead, and Yun Tao came out dejectedly.