1. Write 5 four-letter words that represent "time period"

Answer: Cherish the day and cherish the time. Don't waste your energy.

Source: "Three Kingdoms·Wu Zhi·Biography of Sun He" "A noble man admires his country, cherishes the sun and cherishes his strength. A gentleman admires its great roads and high mountain scenery, and shame is not the second best." "Book of Zhou·Biography of Xiao Yuanxiao" ": "Reading a hundred words aloud, Yi can't sleep at night. He loves the sun and cherishes his strength, and never abandons his strength."

Case Slip Lao Xing Slip: Official document. Clerical work tires the body.

Describe busy business. Source: Tang Dynasty Liu Yuxi's "Inscription on the Humble Room": "There is no mess of silk and bamboo, no labor of writing."

White horse passing through the gap. White horse: white horse, metaphorical sun; gap: gap. Like a little white horse running across a small gap.

Describes how time passes very quickly. Source: "Zhuangzi Zhibeiyou" "Between heaven and earth in life, if the passing of a white horse happens suddenly."

Prime Minister Bai Zhi Baishou: White hair, by extension means long time. It means an old friend.

Source: Ming Dynasty Sun Renru's "Dongguan Ji: Stubborn Man and Lian": "Why do friends of the Jun family need to talk about each other? They are always in trouble when the clouds and rains are rolling. We know each other no matter how many gray hairs we have, and we share the same robe by the sword." The white head is as new as new: Hair is white; new: new friend.

Refers to making friends who cannot understand each other. Even though it has been a long time, it is still as if they just met. Source: Han Dynasty Zou Yang's "Book from Prison": "The proverb says: 'The white head is as new as new, and the toppled cover is as old as before, so why?" "Historical Records: Biography of Lu Zhonglian Zou Yang": "The proverb says: 'There are white heads as new,' The cover remains the same.

'Why? Knowing and not knowing.' White rabbit, red black, moon and sun.

It often refers to time. 2. Four-character words, famous quotes, ancient poems, etc. about time

The passing of time is like a man, not giving up day and night (Confucius)

In life, like a white horse passing through the gap between heaven and earth, it is all sudden. (Zhuangzi)

The sky can be mended, the sea can be filled, and the southern mountains can be moved. The sun and the moon have passed, and they cannot be recalled. (Zeng Guofan)

Ancient poems:

Sheng The year does not come back again, and it is difficult for a day to come again. We should encourage you in time, as time waits for no one. (Tao Yuanming)

◇Tomorrow comes tomorrow, there are so many tomorrows, I am waiting for tomorrow, everything will be wasted. If the world is Tomorrow is tired, spring is gone and autumn is coming, and old age is coming. In the morning, you can see the water flowing eastward, and in the evening, you can see the sun setting in the west. How many tomorrows can there be in a hundred years? Please listen to my song of tomorrow. (Wen Jia's "Song of Tomorrow")

◇Today Today again, how little there is today! If you don’t do it today, when will this happen? It is a pity that today is not the day of a hundred years of life! Ruoyangu will wait for the arrival of the Ming Dynasty, and there will be Ming Dynasty affairs in the Ming Dynasty. I will write today's poem for you, and please start working hard from today. (Wen Jia's "Today's Poetry")

1. An inch of time, an inch of gold, an inch of gold. Money cannot buy time.

2. If you don’t have enough food, you will live all day long, and if you don’t give up your efforts, you will be sad.

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Time flies

Time flies

As time goes by

Time waits for no one.

Hope to adopt 3. Four-character words with the word "drought"

Idioms for drought: 1. Drought monster: hàn bá wèi nüèHan monster: a monster in ancient legends that can support drought ; Abuse: disaster.

Refers to drought. "Poetry·Daya·Yunhan": "The leader of drought is a disaster, as if he is burning."

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It means that you can benefit from any situation. 4. Dry seedlings get rain: hàn miáo dé yǔ [Explanation] The dying seedlings get good rain.

It is a metaphor for receiving help in times of crisis. [Source] "Mencius · King Hui of Liang 1": "If there is a drought between July and August, the seedlings will be withered.

When the sky becomes cloudy and it rains, the seedlings will flourish.

"5. Looking at the clouds during a severe drought: dà hàn wàng yún. The definition is a metaphor for longing to relieve a predicament, just like looking forward to rain in a long drought.

Usage as a predicate or complement; describing the desire to relieve a predicament 6. Looking at the clouds during a severe drought : dà hàn wàng yún ní [Interpretation] Yun Ni: A sign of rain. It is like hoping for water during a severe drought.

It is a metaphor for longing for relief from difficulties. [Source] "Mencius: King Hui of Liang". "The people look to it as they look to the clouds in a severe drought. ”

7. A long drought brings sweet rain: jiǔ hàn féng gān yǔ Note: meet: encounter; sweet rain: good rain, timely rain as expected. After a long drought, a good rain comes.

To describe something that has been longed for; finally satisfied. 8. Frequent floods and droughts: shuǐ hàn pín réng means continuous floods and droughts.

Source: Ming Shi Naian. Chapter 91 of "Water Margin Complete Biography": "It is also a time when floods and droughts are frequent, the people are poor and their wealth is exhausted, and people's minds are confused. ”.9. Long Duo Nai Drought: Pinyin lóng duō nǎi hàn Commonly used with a general sense*** Caibao meaning, grammar and usage as object and attributive; used in the idiom structure of dealing with things 10. Water aggravates drought: Pinyin shuǐ jī zé hàn Explanation refers to When the water flow is blocked, it becomes strong and powerful.

The more it is blocked, the more powerful it is. Source: "Historical Records·The Biography of Qu Yuan Jia Sheng": "The water is strong and strong, and the arrow is strong and strong." 4. The first two characters are four-character idioms of morning star

There is no idiom starting with "morning star", and there is only one idiom containing "morning star" - Liao Ruo morning star.

Liao Ruò chén xīng

liáo ruò chén xīng

Explanation: sparse. As rare as the stars in the morning. It means very few.

Source: "Night Fare on Beijing Road" by Qi Xietiao of the Southern Dynasty: "The dawn stars are falling, and the morning light is reflected again." Tang Dynasty Han Yu's "Huashan Girl" poem: "The Taoist priest in yellow also said, It looks like a star."

The structure is more formal.

Usage applies to people or things. Generally used as predicate and attributive.

The correct pronunciation is very few; it cannot be pronounced as "liǎo".

The shapes are limited; cannot be written as "liao" or "liao"; morning; cannot be written as "chen".

Synonyms: a handful, rare

Antonyms: innumerable, endless, vehicle load

Analysis~ and "few" both describe extremely rare; often can Universal. But~ is a metaphor for people or things figuratively; while "few" is used to directly state things or people.

Example: These precious animals are already around the world; the whole world is calling for their protection. 5. Guess the 4-character idiom "The day's plan starts in the morning"

The day's plan starts in the morning. Hit the opera business (Dan)

"Idioms containing the word "Dan""

Idioms starting with the word "Dan": (***5) [d] Dan The second word is the idiom of "Dan": (***4) [d] Cut down once and for all[ m] The dawn of dawn [y] The day of the month, spring and autumn, and the night

The third character is the idiom of "Dan": (***6) [h] Misfortune lies in the day and night [m] Fate lies in Day and night [t] Steal peace and tranquility [w] Danger and danger [x] Vow and promise [z] Seize the day and night

Idioms ending with the word "dan": (***15) [b] Hold the candle and wait for the day to come [h ] Once destroyed [J] Jiming, Chicken Jings Dan [L] Liannao Dan Dan [P] 牝] [[[S] Tongue Dan Dan Xing Qi Dan [z] Sit and wait for the day, pillow on the arm, wait for the day, sit on the bed and wait for the day

Idioms with the word "dan" in other positions: (***1) [t] The sky is unpredictable, and people are unpredictable. Blessing