1, when it rains, it lights up when it doesn't rain.
The horizon is particularly bright, which indicates that it will continue to rain; On the contrary, if the horizon is dark and the zenith is bright, it is a sign of sunny weather. On rainy days, due to air disturbance, the water vapor and dust on the ground are blown into the sky, so the head-up visibility is particularly good, but the vertical visibility is not good, which is the brightness of the horizon.
This is why a gloomy zenith is a sign of rainy days. When the atmosphere is stable, water vapor and dust are all concentrated in the low altitude on the ground, and the visibility is poor in head-up view, while the vertical visibility is excellent, the zenith is bright and the ground is gloomy. Because the atmosphere is stable, it doesn't rain anymore.
It would be nice if it rained in the morning, and it rained until dawn at night.
If it rains in the morning, it won't last long, but it will definitely be sunny during the day; But it's just the opposite when it rains at night. It usually rains all night.
3, jujube bud, planting cotton
The meaning of this sentence is clear at a glance. The buds of jujube trees burst open, indicating that the temperature in spring has reached a basically stable height, and the cotton planting season is coming.
4, mango is busy, mango is white.
Ear seed is the third solar term in summer, and the busy farming season has entered the * * * period around June 5 of the Gregorian calendar. This sentence means that sowing should be completed during this period, and after this solar term, the survival rate of crops will be lower and lower.
5. Seedlings are inverted at Qingming Festival and transplanted in Grain Rain.
During the Qingming period, it rains a lot, so farmers have to plow water to farm. Because the rice fields in the south were planted in winter, safflower seeds flourished during the Qingming period, and the plowshares were pulled by cows, and safflower seeds fell to the ground one after another.
What are the weather proverbs?
First, the ants moved the snake aisle, and the heavy rain soon came.
It means that on the road, you see swarms of ants moving in broad daylight and snakes wandering on the road, so it may rain soon, because animals have an innate nature.
Second, the sunset is carmine, and there will be wind without rain.
It means that sunset means the sun goes down, and carmine means sunset. Together, the sunset glow is as red as rouge at night. Even if it doesn't rain, it will be windy the next day.
Third, the morning glow never dies, and the sunset glow travels thousands of miles.
It means that the morning glow appears before and after sunrise, indicating that it will rain soon; The rainy weather is now at sunset, which indicates that the weather will change for the better.
(2) Extended reading of idioms describing crops:
Most proverbs reflect the practical experience of working people, and they are generally handed down orally. Most of them are easy-to-understand spoken short sentences or rhymes.
Ready-made words commonly used in people's lives. Proverbs are similar to idioms, but they are colloquial and easy to understand. Generally speaking, they express a complete meaning and are almost one or two short sentences in form. Proverbs include a wide range of agricultural proverbs, such as "planting melons and beans before and after Qingming";
Some are rational proverbs, such as "As you sow, you reap"; Some common sense proverbs belong to all aspects of life, such as "modesty makes people progress, pride makes people fall behind." "Take a hundred steps after dinner and live to ninety-nine." And so on, a wide variety, countless.
Proverbs, like idioms, are part of the whole language and can increase the uniqueness and vividness of the language. But proverbs and famous sayings are different. Proverbs are the practical experience of working people, and famous sayings are said by celebrities.
What are the words used to describe crops?
1, rich in food
[Pinyin]
Wǔ gǔ wind
[Interpretation]
Deng: Mature. It means good years and abundant crops.
[source]
"Liu Longtao Taoli River": "It is precisely because of the rainy season that the crops are abundant and the country is safe."
[example]
Hundreds of trees leave the old year, and the grain harvest is happy to welcome the spring, and the law gradually returns to spring, and everything recovers.
2, wheat ear disambiguation
[Pinyin]
I love you
[Interpretation]
A wheat has two ears. Metaphor good weather, good harvest.
[source]
Biography of Zhang Kan in the later Han Dynasty: "The people sang:' Mulberry has no attached branches, but the ears of wheat have points, and Junwei Zhang is in power. " "
3. Half green and half yellow
[Pinyin]
Ban Kun Pan Aung
[Interpretation]
The crops haven't grown well, and the green and yellow are connected. Metaphor is not yet mature.
[source]
Zhuzi's Quanshuxue: "We should pay attention to it now, and we should also pay attention to it thoroughly. Don't be half green and half yellow, the lower tip is useless. "
4. Two defects of Mai Xiu.
[Pinyin]
I like you.
[Interpretation]
Qi is the same as "Qi". A grain of wheat grows two ears. As a sign of harvest, it is often used to praise the outstanding achievements of official management. Same as "Mai Xiu".
5, the grain harvest is mature
[Pinyin]
W incarnation g incarnation Feng Shu
[Interpretation]
It means good years and abundant crops. The same as "the grain is abundant".
A complete explanation
Idioms about agricultural products
Idioms about agricultural products:
Born and raised, the grain is abundant, the wheat waves are rolling, the branches are flourishing, and the fruits are fruitful. The land of fish and rice is rich in rice.
The idiom "things" describes crops.
The sea of wheat is boundless, the waves of wheat are boundless, the waves of wheat are rolling, and the waves of rice are rolling.
Golden rice, wave, wave, wave, wave, wave, wave, wave, wave, wave, wave, wave, wave, wave, wave, wave, wave, wave, wave, wave, wave, wave.
The rice grains are full, the ears of rice are yellow, the ears of wheat are bent and full of broken gold.
Grain returned to the warehouse, full of rice and wheat sea, rice full of grain.
Beans, grains, peppers and millet are in sight, with golden grains and purple pearls.
Rice buds bloom, soybean yellow is covered with branches, and round branches are covered with pods.
Millet, golden grain and millet are the main fragrant cereal crops.
Hope to adopt
Lu's agricultural idioms
Born and bred (agricultural products are all born and bred)
Native _ idiom interpretation
Chinese pinyin: t ǔ t ǔ zh ǔ ng ǔ ng
Explanation: local growth.
Example: He is a local native cadre and knows the situation here like the back of his hand.
What are the idioms that describe crops?
1, rich in food
Pronunciation: [wǔ gǔ fēng dēng]
Interpretation: it means that the weather is good and the grain is abundant.
Source: 1) Liu Tao: "It is precisely because of the stormy season that crops are harvested and the country is peaceful."
2) Yuan Wu Hongdao divertimento "Green Apricot Quail": "Thank one person, have a celebration, and the grain is abundant."
Sentence: It is rare to see such a bumper harvest of grain and so much rice this year.
2. Harvest without particles
pronounce
Interpretation: Not even a grain of rice was harvested. More refers to the failure of harvest due to disaster.
Sentence: The fake pesticides you sell are very harmful to people. Hundreds of acres of corn in our village are useless!
3, show but not real
Pronunciation: [xiù rù bù shí]
Interpretation: repair: crops bloom; Reality: The result is real. Flowers bloom without fruit. Metaphor has only learned a little, but nothing has been achieved.
Source: The Analects of Confucius Zi Han: "There is a husband who is a seedling but not a show. Beautiful and unreal have husbands. "
Sentence making: Confucius said; "Miao Wuxiu has a husband! Have a insincere husband! " .
4, the years are long.
Pronunciation: [suēng nián rūn]
Interpretation: barnyard grass: The crops are ripe. Refers to a bumper harvest in agriculture. Same as "full year"
Source: The Prime Minister's Book in Changyuan, Tang Lu: "In this full year, the valley hurts the farmers. It is a rare treasure to be able to bid. "
Sentence: Good year, good weather, good year.
5. Full of years.
Pronunciation: [suēr n nián fēng]
Interpretation: barnyard grass: The crops are ripe. Refers to a bumper harvest in agriculture. The same is "year after year."
Source: Ming Anonymous "Ten Brocade" The fourth discount: "Today, the monarch is a saint and a minister, and the year is rich and fast."
Sentence: It can be predicted that with the continuous consolidation of water conservancy foundation, the foundation of grain production in China will be more stable, and the whole country will draw a gratifying picture of a bumper harvest year.
6, Miao but not Xiu
Pronunciation: [mioér büXiü]
Interpretation: seedling: refers to the emergence of crops; Xiu: The crops have blossomed. Of crops sprouting but not bearing fruit. Metaphor is that people have good qualifications, but they have no achievements.
Source: Zi Han, The Analects of Confucius in the Pre-Qin Dynasty: "A husband is a seedling, not a show! Have a insincere husband! "
Sentence: If we plant in a dark place, we will be infected with bureaucratic indifference.
7. thirty years old in good years
Pronunciation: [fēng nián rūn suì]
Definition: barnyard grass: refers to the maturity of crops. A bumper year.
Source: Tang Qing's First Fold of "Descending Mulberry Picking and Obeying Mother": "Sifang Taiping, Oriental Xihua, Nanman Beidi, Gongxian Rui, Miao full year old."
Sentence making: China has a tradition of "abundant years and frugality" since ancient times, and agriculture has always been the foundation of the country. Therefore, "no harvest" has been criticized.
8, barren land
Pronunciation: [b má o zhd √]
Definition: A wasteland without vegetation or crops. Describe desolation and barren.
Source: "The Legend of the Ram Gong Xuan Twelve Years": "You are so sad for this loss; The barren land of tin. "
In the evening, the expedition set up a tent on a barren land.
9. Nothing grows.
Pronunciation: [C. O. ·b?· Shen]
Interpretation: An inch of grass: a little grass. Describe the barren land, nothing grows. Also described the disaster as serious.
Source: Yuan Guan Hanqing's "Dou Eyuan" is the fourth fold: "When it is asked; I swore:' If there is injustice; It doesn't rain in Chuzhou for three years; Nothing grows. Is this possible? "
Sentence: There are no fish, shrimp and aquatic plants in the mighty dead sea, and nothing grows on the seashore.
10, lush
Pronunciation: [yùyùcūng cūng]
Interpretation: Describe lush vegetation. Also described as magnificent.
Source: Wang Hanchong's On Balance and Prosperity: "The Spring Mausoleum of Subo Awang is lush."
Sentence: These three hills are all pine and cypress forests, which are lush.
Is "Ba" an idiom to describe the season?
Autumn harvest and winter storage are not idioms describing seasons.
Autumn harvest and winter storage
[Interpretation] Autumn is the harvest season of crops, and fruits are stored in winter for a year. Metaphor is a year of farming.
"Nine" refers to the idiom of healthy growth of people and bumper harvest of crops, and describes social stability and prosperity, and people's lives are rich and happy.
country is prosperous and people live in peace
English translation/ translator/ interpreter
Guotai Min 'an: National Flower Min 'an
explain
T: peace and stability. The country is peaceful and the people are happy.
Comprehensive application of law; As predicate, object answer and attribute; Describe the peace of the country and the happiness of the people.
One day, the ditch stopped stinking and the water was clear, so you can enjoy peace. (Lao She's Longxugou, Act I)
Synonyms are world peace, song and dance peace and ocean peace.
The antonym is chaos, the country is weak and the people are poor, and the country is ruined.
Spring Festival couplets: Peace and prosperity, long live.
Learn idioms about crops
The sea of wheat is boundless, the waves of wheat are boundless, and the waves of wheat and rice are rolling.
Golden rice, waves, waves, waves, waves, waves, waves, waves, waves, waves, waves, millet, golden seedlings, strong and oily green.
The rice grains are full, the ears of rice are yellow, the ears of wheat are bent and full of broken gold.
Grain returned to the warehouse, full of rice and wheat sea, rice full of grain.
Beans, grains, peppers and millet are in sight, with golden grains and purple pearls.
Rice buds bloom, soybean yellow is covered with branches, and round branches are covered with pods.
Millet, golden grain and millet are the main fragrant cereal crops.