1. Idioms and famous aphorisms related to size

Idioms and famous aphorisms related to size include: "There is no great or small knowledge, and those who are capable are respected."

< p>, "Makes a big topic but makes a small thing", "Chu Xiaohuai is big", "A small coward is brave", "Aspirations are large but small". 1. There is no great or small knowledge, only those who are capable are respected.

Explanation: No matter how old or young you are, you should take someone who is good at a certain aspect as your teacher. Source: (Qing Dynasty) Chapter 23 of "Flowers in the Mirror" by Li Ruzhen 2. Definition of big topic and small article: write a big topic into a small article.

It is a metaphor for treating major problems as small matters. Source: Lao She's "Reading "The Unstoppable Hand"": "This work is not a big topic, but a small topic. It is not long, but it is of great significance."

3. Chu Xiaohuai is big Definition: Chu: pocket. Use small pockets to carry big things.

Metaphor of incompetence. Source: "Zhuangzi Zhile" by Zhuangzhou of the Warring States Period and Song Dynasty: "Those who are small cannot be ambitious, and those who are short cannot be deep."

4. The meaning of small timidity and great courage: cowardice: fear . If you encounter a small enemy, you will be timid, but if you see a big enemy, you will be brave.

Describe the psychological effect during battle. It also means giving in to small things and striving for big things.

Source: "Emperor Guangwu of Emperor Shizu of the Eastern Han Dynasty": "General Liu has always been timid when he saw small enemies, but now he is brave when he sees big enemies. It's strange." 5. A large number of short explanations of Zhi: Zhi: ambition; Quantity: measure.

Although ambitious, he is narrow-minded. Source: "Jia Yi Lun" by Su Shi of the Song Dynasty: "Jia Sheng's ambition is big but his quantity is small, he has more talents but insufficient knowledge." 2. Idioms and famous aphorisms related to size

Idioms and famous aphorisms related to size There are: "Knowledge has no great value, and those who are capable are respected.", "Making big problems but doing small things", "Chu Xiaohuai is big", "Small timidity is big courage", "Aspirations are large but small".

1. There is no great or small knowledge, only those who are capable are respected.

Explanation: No matter how old or young you are, you should take someone who is good at a certain aspect as your teacher.

Source: (Qing Dynasty) Chapter 23 of "Flowers in the Mirror" by Li Ruzhen

2. Small essays on big topics

Definition: write big topics into small articles . It is a metaphor for treating major problems as small matters.

Source: Lao She's "Reading "The Unstoppable Hand"": "This work is not a big topic, but a big topic. It is not long in length, but of great significance."

3. Chu Xiao Huai Da

Definition: Chu: pocket. Use small pockets to carry big things. Metaphorical ability is not up to the task.

Source: "Zhuangzi·Zhi Le" by Zhuang Zhou in the Warring States Period and Song Dynasty: "Those who are small cannot have big dreams, and those who are short cannot be deep."

4. Small children Cowardly and brave

Definition: cowardly: afraid. If you encounter a small enemy, you will be timid, but if you see a big enemy, you will be brave. Describe the psychological effect during battle. It also means giving in to small things and striving for big things.

Source: "Emperor Guangwu of the Eastern Han Dynasty": "General Liu has been timid when he saw small enemies in his life, but now he is brave when he sees big enemies. It is strange."

5. A lot of ambitions 小

Definition: Zhi: ambition; Quantity: measure. Although he has great ambitions, he is narrow-minded.

Source: "Jia Yi Lun" by Su Shi of the Song Dynasty: "Jia Sheng's ambition is big but his quantity is small. He has more talents but insufficient knowledge." 3. What are the idioms about big and small?

What are the idioms about big and small? (A few explanations are listed below):

Making a fuss out of a molehill, punishing someone with a small amount of money, making a fuss over a small thing, making a fuss about something small, making a big deal out of a small thing, making a big fuss, shouting,

Streets and alleys, similar to each other. , The ambition is large but the small, the small is timid but the big is brave, the small is big but the big is useful, the head is big but the tail is big, the big is small and the big is small,

Everyone is small, big men and small women are small, the big is timid and the small are oppressed, the small is cunning and the big is stupid, the big is oppressive Small, small means big, small heart means big ambition,

Fish is big and water is small, small means big, small cup is big, big method is small, big is small, small is small, no big, no small, small talent Great use,

The small bends and the big stretches, the small receives the big and goes away, the small goes to the big, relies on the big to bully the small, the small and big let it go, the small is clever and the big is big, the small is leaning on the big,

< p> Seeing small things makes big things happen, small idiots make big things happen, things are not big or small, small things add up to big things, small things make big things happen, small things make big mistakes in vain

Idiom: make a big fuss out of a molehill [xiǎo tí dà zuò]

Definition: Refers to writing a big article on a small topic. It is a metaphor for improperly treating small things as big things, which means deliberately exaggerating.

Source: "Yutang Huiji" by Yang Cong of the Ming Dynasty: "Since Cheng was brought to Beijing, he wanted to reach forward. However, he was blocked by Fan Mujian every time. He had to leave with difficulty. Cheng then memorialized and revealed It’s a big deal.”

Sentence: It’s too much that such inconsequential matters should be brought up and discussed again and again.

Idiom: small punishment, big admonishment [xiǎo chéng dà jiè]

Definition: punishment: punishment; admonishment: warning, advice. If you make a small mistake, you will be punished so that you can be taught a lesson and avoid making big mistakes.

Source: "Book of Changes·Xici": "If you don't see benefit, don't persuade; if you don't threaten, don't punish; small punishment but big warning, this is the blessing of the villain."

Sentence creation : When you go against the grain, it is too late to regret it. ~The reason is that corrupt officials are not allowed to do anything.

Idiom: Use large materials for small uses [dà cái xiǎo yòng]

Definition: Use large materials as small materials. Improper use of metaphor is a waste of talent.

Source: Song Dynasty Lu You's poem "Send Xin You'an Palace to Create the Dynasty": "It is lamented by the ancients that people with great talents and small talents are used; Guan Zhong and Xiao He are incompetent."

Sentence creation: Does a person have talent? , only through the test of objective practice can we know that some people are self-reliant on their talents and always think that they have been wronged, which is unnecessary. 4. What are the idioms about "big and small"

1. A big topic and a small work dà tí xiǎo zuò

Definition: Write Lei Wei into a small article. It is a metaphor for treating major problems as small matters.

2. Chu Xiao Huai Da zhǔ xiǎo huái dà

Definition: Chu: pocket. Use small pockets to carry big things. Metaphorical ability is not up to the task.

3. Use large materials for underutilization dà cái xiǎo yòng

Definition: Use large materials as small materials. Improper use of metaphor is a waste of talent.

4. Zhi a large amount of small zhì dà liàng xiǎo

Definition: Zhi: ambition; quantity: measurement. Although he has great ambitions, he is narrow-minded.

5. Small timidity but great courage xiǎo qiè dà yǒng

Definition: cowardice: fear. It means that when you meet a weak person, you will be afraid because of your worries; when you meet a strong person, you will be brave because of your small worries.

1. "Big or small" means the degree of big or small. It is a vernacular vocabulary in modern Chinese. In ancient times, the word was relatively rare and it was a Chinese vocabulary with high frequency of use. It is more common in general situations. There is a detailed explanation of this word in "Shuowen Jiezi". Big or small is an antonym of contradiction. It is an adjective in itself and can also be used as a noun. Size can also be used to describe the volume of an object.

Chinese name: size

English name: size

Basic explanation: degree of size, big and small, large or small.

2. Heading: size

1. Big and small; big or small. Pinyin: dà xiǎo

2. Refers to inferiority or eldership.

3. Refers to the degree of size.

4. Refers to large or small.

5. How much? Refers to the situation.

3. Related poems

1. Du Fu: "Bai Xiao" Yang Wanli: "Little Pond" Lu You: "Walking across the long bridge in the south of the county and visiting Nanshan Puning Temple. There are pagodas and courtyards high on the mountain. "Little" Lu You: "Da'an was sick and drank wine for half a day. When Wang Shoufu came to recruit him, he couldn't send him wine to relieve his pain because he was little"

2. Lu Yun: "The general came out of his ancestor Wang Yang Ergong in the summer and April of the second year of Da'an." Chengnan Hall" Wei Meiwo: "Da'anpu. Li Gongming: 5. Idioms related to size

Make a fuss over a molehill, punish a small thing but give a big warning, over-qualify for a small use, half-big is not small, starve to death is a small matter, disorderly conduct is a big matter, similar but different, A small impatience will mess up a big plan.

Seek common ground and keep small differences. The thunder is loud and the raindrops are small. The streets and alleys shout loudly and look at the small eyes. Make a fuss.

Because of small things, big things are seen, big things are small, small flaws are small, small things are not seen as big witches, small talents are used for big things, timidity overpowers small ones, small timidity makes great courage, ambitions are large but small,

The big man does not see the villain. Weird, small in mind but big in ambition, small in cunning and big infatuated, seeing small in the dark and big, big in law small incorruptible, Chu Xiaocup is big and small is accumulated into big,

There is no big or small, there is no small in governance, and there is no big in chaos. The thunder is loud and the raindrops are small, the small talent is useful, the small things are confused, the big things are not confused,

The small goes to the big, the small bends and the big stretches, relies on the big to bully the small, big head and small tail, small pillar tilts to the big, the seven majors Eight small children, big boys and small girls,

The big is seen in the small, the adults don’t remember the faults of the small ones, the small idiots are big cunning, everyone has a small household, the primary school leaves the big legacy, the fish is big and the water is small, the small is in vain and the big is straight,

Ruling a big country is like cooking small things, accepting small things and taking away big things, being smart and planning big things, doing things no matter how big or small, making small things big, using small things to see big things, bullying big things and oppressing small ones 6. Describing the size of a person's voice Words and Sentences

The sound of the wind is an onomatopoeia, such as: the north wind is blowing. Xiao Xiao: an onomatopoeia, describing the sound of the wind Xi [xī] Li [lì], etc. The sound of thunder (ka sound, cha sound) : Onomatopoeia, describing the sound of thunder. Long long long sound: Onomatopoeia, describing the sound of violent vibrations, such as: thunder rumble. Yin (yiny sound): Onomatopoeia, describing thunder, such as: Yin Qilei. Boom (hong sound, long sound): Onomatopoeia, describing the sound of thunder. Raindrop: onomatopoeia, describing the sound of light rain. Dili: onomatopoeia, the sound of raindrops. Huala: onomatopoeia, such as: rain is pounding on the ground, it can also be said as rain. The sound of water is gū [gū]du: Onomatopoeia, the sound of liquid boiling, water gushing out, or gulping water. For example: the porridge in the pot gurgled; the spring water gurgled out; he drank a big bowl of water gurglingly. Gurgling: Onomatopoeia, the sound of gurgling water. Gurgling: Onomatopoeia, the sound of flowing water. For example: gurgling spring water. Tick: or tick, onomatopoeia, describing the sound of falling water. Gu [gū]lu: onomatopoeia, the sound of water flowing. For example: gulu gulu. Wow: onomatopoeia, such as: The sound of flowing water. gur[gǔ] gur: the sound of flowing water. For example: the river gurgling into the fields. Puchi: also puff, an onomatopoeia, describing the sound of water being squeezed out, such as: puchi. Birdsong cuckoo: onomatopoeia, is To imitate the cry of a cuckoo is like "cuckoo". Chi [zhā]: onomatopoeia, such as: magpie chirping. Chirp [zhōu] chirp [jiū]: onomatopoeia, describing the sound of a bird chirping. Pi [lì]呖: onomatopoeia, Describes the crisp calls of birds, such as the chirping of warblers. 嘤[yíng]: onomatopoeia, describing the cry of birds. 匌: onomatopoeia, like the sound of a sparrow flying away with a murmuring sound. 卤: onomatopoeia, dumb, describing the cry of a crow. quack [gā] Ga: Onomatopoeia, describing the cry of wild geese, also known as 呷呷. Gu [gū]: Onomatopoeia, describing the cry of turtle doves, etc. Sudden: Onomatopoeic, mostly describing the loud sound of birds, such as: Sudden long cry. Chirp [jiū] Chirp: Onomatopoeia, describing the sound of many birds chirping together, and also describing the sad cry. Brushing: Onomatopoeia, describing a short sound that passes quickly, such as: Brushing, a bird flew away from the willow tree A bird.