○ Transportation: Cars are like running water, and horses are like dragons. Describe a lot of cars and horses coming and going, a continuous lively scene.
○ Bustling: describes people coming and going, very lively and crowded.
○ Bustling: describes people coming and going, very lively and crowded.
○ Prosperity: bustling: harmonious appearance; Bustling: the appearance of chaos. Describe people coming and going, very lively and crowded.
○ shoulder to shoulder: than: next to each other; Heel: Heel. Side by side, feet to feet. Describe a lot of people, very crowded
○ Side by side: Side by side, foot to foot. Describe how crowded people are.
○ Shoulder against wheel hub: Shoulder against shoulder, wheels collide. Describe the crowded traffic between pedestrians and vehicles.
○ Neck facing: neck. The original intention is to take care of each other. After describing pedestrians crowded, one after another.
○ Continuous flow: Sichuan: river. Describe pedestrians, cars and horses as continuous as running water.
○ One by one: refers to people coming one after another with their front feet followed by their back feet. Describe a lot of new people, an endless stream.
○ An endless stream: describes pedestrians, cars and horses coming and going, one after another.
○ Come in droves: numerous and messy; Stack: many, repeated. Describe a continuous arrival.
○ Water tightness: sinking: excretion. It seems that even water can't flow out. Describe being very crowded or tightly surrounded. The same as "watertight".
○ the household limit is to wear: the household limit: the threshold; In favor of: existence. The threshold is broken. Describe a lot of people coming in and out.
○ Chong: Chong: Go; Emu: Wild duck. Run in droves like ducks. Metaphor means that many people are rushing there.
○ Empty Lane: Empty Lane: Everyone in the street is empty. Pictures of every family coming out of the alley. Describe celebrations, welcome and other important occasions.
○ Full House: There are no empty seats. Describe the audience, audience or many people present and participating.
○ get together: get together: describe many people. Describe the talents.
○ People cheer for horses: people are shouting and horses are neighing. Describe a noise.
○ Enthusiasm: It describes that the mass activities are enthusiastic and the atmosphere is high, just like a raging flame burning according to the sky.
○ A sea of people: a sea of people. Describe how many people gathered.
○ People are buzzing: Ding: an ancient cooker; Boil: Boil. Describe the noisy voice of the crowd, just like boiling a pot.
○ Crowd: refers to a crowded place.
○ Wedding: high: noble. Noble friends filled the seats. Describe many guests.
○ intertwined: rudder: ancient wine vessels; Chip: a chip for drinking. The wine glasses and wine scraps were lying in a mess. Describe a lively scene where many people get together to drink.
○ Canopy is like a cloud: Canopy: refers to the crown and hood of Ren Huan, as the agent of officials. Describe many officials.
○ Looking at each other from the crown: Crown: refers to the crown and car cover of Ren Huan, as the agent of officials; Eye contact: You can see each other. Envoys or officials who describe * * * are in constant contact.
○ Riding in tandem: one car and four horses in ancient times; Rider: A person who rides a horse. Many followers, many chariots and horses. Describe luxury.
○ Shout forward and hug backward: someone in front is shouting to clear the way, and someone is surrounded by protection behind. In the past, officials were described as traveling with many people.
2. What words or idioms are there to describe a large number of people?
Bustling: describes people coming and going, noisy and crowded, very lively and crowded.
The door is like a market. Describe a lot of people, very lively.
Crowd: describes a lot of people, crowded and moving. It is generally used to describe the high population density in some places.
Traffic: describe a car as running water and a horse as a dragon. Describe a lot of cars and horses coming and going, a continuous lively scene.
An endless stream: an endless stream: connected before and after, continuous; Uninterrupted: Uninterrupted. Describe pedestrians, chariots and horses coming and going, one after another.
A sea of people: a sea of people. Describe how many people gathered.
The stream is endless: Sichuan: River. Describe pedestrians, cars and horses as continuous as running water.
3. Idiom describing a large number of people 5 people are crowded, bustling, people come and go, face to face, packed, together, shoulder to shoulder.
A sea of people: a sea of people. Describe how many people gathered.
Get together: get together: describe many people. Describe the talents.
Shoulder to shoulder: shoulder to shoulder, foot to foot. Describe how crowded people are.
Bustling: describes people coming and going, very lively and crowded.
People come and go: people come and go constantly. It also describes being busy with social intercourse.
Look at each other: the original intention is to take care of each other. After describing pedestrians crowded, one after another.
Full house: There are no empty seats. Describe the large number of people present.
Crowding: There are many people in front of the door and in the yard, just like the market. The original description was that many people made suggestions. It is described that there are many people coming, which is very lively.
4. What are the four-word words to describe the crowd? Side by side, back to back, three or five shoulders, shoulder to shoulder, heel to shoulder.
Side by side, heel to heel, side by side, guests are like clouds, and members can weigh their bellies.
Outnumbered, outnumbered.
Sweat turns into rain, dress up, dress up, shoulder to shoulder, shoulder to shoulder.
Side by side, mosquitoes to toes, thunder to thunder, shame to shame, kowtow, brain to mouth, overeating.
Even if the curtain is broken, it is dry, shoulder to shoulder, shoulder to shoulder.
Overlapping marks of mental shoulders; Overlapping marks of mental shoulders; Overlapping marks of mental shoulders; Traces of exhaustion of mental shoulders; Mental shoulder fatigue and.
Your shoulders are tired, your mouth is full, your mouth is full, your mouth is full. Too many cooks talk too much.
Seven people, eight people, seven people, eight people, few people.
Too many people, too many hands, too many mouths, too many people, too many people.
Zhuge Liang has three stooges, three stooges and four stooges.
Three words are false, a tiger is full of porridge, and few people kill grass, such as Artemisia, such as hemp.
There are so many people like Guo who killed Shan.
Kind-hearted, I am the happiest bear, and I have a million shoulders.
One person spreads falsehood, ten thousand people spread the fragrance of clothes and the shadow of temples, and one ceremony controls hundreds of cranes to control widows with violence.
Zhang Mei became a curtain, and Zhang Mei became a shadow, swaggering through the heel of the city, with different opinions.
Everyone is sitting in the open air, and everyone is collecting firewood. There are different opinions.
Many monks and nuns build houses and roads in droves.
Is that enough?
5. Idiom 1. People come and go.
Renlelun
Idioms show that people come and go in an endless stream. It also describes being busy with social intercourse.
The idiom comes from the hundredth time in Cao Xueqin's Dream of Red Mansions: "I don't care about people who come and go for two or three days. I don't think you gave an order. You have to make us snacks. "
2. An empty lane
Wan LUN kang Xi ang
The original meaning of idiom explanation is that everyone in every household rushes to a place; So the house is empty. Now it means that many people get together; The streets are empty. Describe a sensational event.
The idiom comes from Song Sushi's poem "Returning to Wanghailou on August 17": "Seeing the bright and seeing the tide, thousands of people compete for new makeup."
3. A sea of people
Renshhai
There are as many people explaining idioms as mountains and seas; Describe how many people gathered.
The idiom comes from the record of countless victories of the old people in the West Lake: "Four mountains and four seas, three thousand miles, one mountain and one sea, melon mountains and melon seas, Nanshan South China Sea, and a sea of people."
4. Crowded
the courtyard is as crowded as a marketplace—a much visited house
Idiom explanation door: originally refers to the palace door; Court: originally refers to the court; Now refers to the yard; If: as if; City: market; Market. Originally described in the palace gate; In court; There are as many people in the market who make suggestions; Very lively. There are many people described now; Very lively.
The idiom comes from Liu Xiang's "The First Policy of Warring States" in the Western Han Dynasty: "When the ministers give advice, the door is crowded."
Step 5: Pack it.
Shuo Wen Jie Zi
Omission in idiom interpretation: omission. Water will not flow out. Describe crowded, tightly surrounded.
The idiom comes from "The Record of Dengchuan in Jingdezhen" written by Daoyuan in Song Dynasty: "There is no water under the Deshanmen Gate, and grass thrives in the Buddhist Gate."
6. What idioms describe many people ○ If the door is in the city: court: yard; If: like it; City: market. There are many people in front of the door and in the yard, just like the market. The original description was that many people made suggestions. It is described that there are many people coming, which is very lively.
○ Transportation: Cars are like running water, and horses are like dragons. Describe a lot of cars and horses coming and going, a continuous lively scene.
○ Bustling: describes people coming and going, very lively and crowded.
○ Bustling: describes people coming and going, very lively and crowded.
○ Prosperity: bustling: harmonious appearance; Bustling: the appearance of chaos. Describe people coming and going, very lively and crowded.
○ shoulder to shoulder: than: next to each other; Heel: Heel. Side by side, feet to feet. Describe a lot of people, very crowded
○ Side by side: Side by side, foot to foot. Describe how crowded people are.
○ Shoulder against wheel hub: Shoulder against shoulder, wheels collide. Describe the crowded traffic between pedestrians and vehicles.
○ Neck facing: neck. The original intention is to take care of each other. After describing pedestrians crowded, one after another.
○ Continuous flow: Sichuan: river. Describe pedestrians, cars and horses as continuous as running water.
○ One by one: refers to people coming one after another with their front feet followed by their back feet. Describe a lot of new people, an endless stream.
○ An endless stream: describes pedestrians, cars and horses coming and going, one after another.
○ Come in droves: numerous and messy; Stack: many, repeated. Describe a continuous arrival.
○ Water tightness: sinking: excretion. It seems that even water can't flow out. Describe being very crowded or tightly surrounded. The same as "watertight".
○ the household limit is to wear: the household limit: the threshold; In favor of: existence. The threshold is broken. Describe a lot of people coming in and out.
○ Chong: Chong: Go; Emu: Wild duck. Run in droves like ducks. Metaphor means that many people are rushing there.
○ Empty Lane: Empty Lane: Everyone in the street is empty. Pictures of every family coming out of the alley. Describe celebrations, welcome and other important occasions.
○ Full House: There are no empty seats. Describe the audience, audience or many people present and participating.
○ get together: get together: describe many people. Describe the talents.
○ People cheer for horses: people are shouting and horses are neighing. Describe a noise.
○ Enthusiasm: It describes that the mass activities are enthusiastic and the atmosphere is high, just like a raging flame burning according to the sky.
○ A sea of people: a sea of people. Describe how many people gathered.
○ People are buzzing: Ding: an ancient cooker; Boil: Boil. Describe the noisy voice of the crowd, just like boiling a pot.
○ Crowd: refers to a crowded place.
○ Wedding: high: noble. Noble friends filled the seats. Describe many guests.
○ intertwined: rudder: ancient wine vessels; Chip: a chip for drinking. The wine glasses and wine scraps were lying in a mess. Describe a lively scene where many people get together to drink.
○ Canopy is like a cloud: Canopy: refers to the crown and hood of Ren Huan, as the agent of officials. Describe many officials.
○ Looking at each other from the crown: Crown: refers to the crown and car cover of Ren Huan, as the agent of officials; Eye contact: You can see each other. Envoys or officials who describe * * * are in constant contact.
○ Riding in tandem: one car and four horses in ancient times; Rider: A person who rides a horse. Many followers, many chariots and horses. Describe luxury.
○ Shout forward and hug backward: someone in front is shouting to clear the way, and someone is surrounded by protection behind. In the past, officials were described as traveling with many people.
○ Beads are surrounded by jade: pearls: pearls; Cui: Emerald. Describe the gorgeous makeup of women. It also describes that there are many women accompanying wealthy families.
There are many words in the crowd to describe how crowded people are.
Being hit by three tops and four tops describes a large number of people and continuous.
Being hit by three tops and five tops shows that there are many people and contacts.
Side by side, side by side, overlapping footprints. Describe many people.
Shoulder to shoulder overlap, shoulder to shoulder overlap. Describe many people.
There are more people than overlapping shoulders. Overlapping heels, toes on heels.
More people are described as overlapping heels than shoulders. Overlapping heels, toes on heels.
Side by side, side by side, footprints to footprints. Describe a large number of people or one after another.
Guests are like clouds, and guests are like gathering clouds.
Hug the bird: encourage and coax. Describe people who are noisy, like birds gathering together.
The land is narrow and dense: dense and dense. The land is narrow and densely populated. It's just that there are many small people and it's crowded.
A talented person can use it anywhere.
Being outnumbered can't resist being outnumbered.
Strolling around the city: the urban area refers to a crowded place; Show off: Show off. It means to show off your momentum and attract attention in public.
The audience is like a city, and there are many people watching it.
The audience gathered to watch, and the crowd was as dense as a cloud.
The dress skirt holds the skirt and the sleeves are connected to the sleeves.
There are many people crowding the centerfold, which is very crowded.
Riding side by side describes a large number of people.
Side by side, foot to foot.
Get together: describe a large number of people. Describe the talents.
Side by side friction, sleeves touching. Describe how crowded people are.
Kit: A bag made of brocade, which was often used by the ancients to hide poems. It refers to beautiful poetry.
Kit: A bag made of brocade, which was often used by the ancients to hide poems. It refers to beautiful poetry.
Dresses, skirts and sleeves. It describes many people.
Kowtowing and stumbling describe many people, or many things hit a wall everywhere.
Bump: to bump. Run on the ground and kowtow. It also means hitting others with the top of your head to show reluctance. It also describes how crowded people are and collide with each other.
Rub shoulders and back: friction. Side by side, back to back. Describe how crowded people are.
Side by side, side by side, wheel to wheel. Describe how crowded people are.
Rub your shoulders like a cloud: rub. Shoulder to shoulder, as dense as clouds. Describe how crowded people are.
Ants move Mount Tai, which means that many hands make light work and can create miracles.
Curtains are made up of curtains and skirts. It describes a large number of people.
The overlap of chin and shoulders describes how crowded people are.
The overlap of chin and shoulders describes how crowded people are.
The shoulder-to-shoulder connection describes how crowded people are.
Parallel shoulders: two things are juxtaposed; Tired: overlapping; Traces: footprints. Side by side, footprints meet footprints. Describe how crowded people are.
A tired shoulder describes how crowded people are.
Parallel shoulders and tired feet: both are juxtaposed; Tired: overlapping; Feet: footprints. Side by side, footprints meet footprints. Describe how crowded people are.
A mouth of seven describes many people's mouths.
A thousand people sing, ten thousand people are one: sing along with the answer. There are many leading singers, and more people sing along with the answers. Many people describe the reaction.
Too many chefs describe many people with mixed hands and feet and chaotic movements.
It's the same as "conflict of views"
Seven words and eight languages describe people in many different languages.
It is said that many people are talkative.
Seven mouths and eight pictures describe people in many different languages.
Thousands of people describe many people.
A mountain is like a sea. Xiangshan is like the sea. It describes how many people gathered.
Monks have more porridge than monks, and monks drink less porridge.
Ten-handed radial vertebra is a metaphor for many people who are strong enough to change their original state.
Ten-handed vertebra means that the strength of ten people can bend the spine. Spine, mallet. For example, many people are powerful enough to change their original state.
Clothing collection and dress: ancient gentry wore crown clothes, which was extended to clan gentry; Get together: Get together like a cloud, which means there are many people. The dignitaries gathered together.
Side by side, side by side, back to back. Describe how crowded people are.
8. What are the idioms that describe a large number of people? They are crowded, bustling, crowded, face to face, packed, get together and push each other. A large crowd: a sea of people. Gather together: there are many people. There are many talents. They pushed each other: shoulder to shoulder. It's very lively and crowded. People come and go: people come and go constantly. Also described as busy with social activities. Looking from one side to the other: it means caring about each other before and after. Later, it was described as crowded pedestrians, one after another. Crowded with people: the seats are not empty. It is said that there are many people present. There are many people in front of the door and in the yard, just like the market. It was originally meant to describe many people giving advice. Now it is described as a lot of people and very lively.