The answer is to break your word and get fat.

Break one's word: break one's promise. Refers to not keeping promises, just thinking about taking advantage of yourself.

According to Er Ya's explanation, "Eating is fake. ..... If you don't do what you say, if you eat it all, you won't be able to do it in the end. The preface is false, so it is generally called dishonesty. " In other words, all lies can be called "breaking your word". Because of the food, it's gone after eating. So is a lie. It's over when you say it, and you don't need to execute and cash it. Describe yourself as not keeping promises, not keeping promises, just wanting to be cheap, that is, "breaking your word and getting fat." It means "never break your word", if you stick to your promise and keep it.

(2) What are the meanings of idioms in what language?

Interpretation of idioms

Gossip and jealousy spread jealousy slander.

Gossip is groundless, full of malice and irony. Another way to talk about secret legends in private.

Sweet talk, sweet talk.

Less words, less: less. Seldom speak. Describe taciturn.

Heroic words. Words describing heroism.

Nonsense refers to unfounded and unrealistic nonsense, or nonsense.

Rhetoric originally refers to vague rhetoric or expression. The latter refers to false and beautiful words used to deceive people.

Foul language refers to vulgar, obscene and unpleasant words.

There is sarcasm in the coldness.

Rumors are unfounded. Refers to slanderous words that spread behind your back.

Broken words, broken words. The number of descriptive languages is very small.

A thousand words describe a lot.

A few words, a few words. There are few words to describe it.

Sweet words are as sweet as honey It's a metaphor for saying nice things to deceive people.

Sweet words.

A word means several words or two words.

A few words or fragments.

Talk to yourself, talk to yourself.

Flattery, rhetoric, nonsense

Don't talk, don't talk, keep silent.

(3) Four-character idioms with two characters and four characters.

A thousand words, gossip, words, words, words, words.

1, one thousand words

Pronunciation: qi ā n y á n w à n y incarnation

Meaning: Describe many words.

Source: Tang Zhenggu's poem "Yan": "There are thousands of words that no one will know, chasing prostitutes over the short wall."

No matter how much you say, no one will pay attention. You can only chase the sound of orioles through the wall.

Step 2 gossip

Pronunciation: Xi Yang Yang Su

Meaning: leisure: it has nothing to do with business; Break: refers to nagging. Nagging about things that have nothing to do with business

Source: Wei Ming-Minfeng, "Gong Zhengyan is good, Xu Woting returns to the field": "The urgent situation is a fire card, and the rumors must be waited for."

Along the way, the military intelligence was urgently ordered to bring a fire sign and nag about things that have nothing to do with business to take responsibility.

3. Frankly speaking

Pronunciation: tǔ yǔ

Meaning: still talking. Say something.

Source: The sixth time of the Qing dynasty's anonymous Hirayama Cold Words: "See Xue Zhiyan, sharp-tongued, dare not say more."

I have seen Xue's extraordinary speech and glib tongue. At first, he was a little scared and didn't dare to talk much.

4, speechless

Pronunciation: y incarnation

Meaning: Don't talk, keep silent.

Source: Feng Ming Menglong's Awakening the World and Making an Appointment with Wu's Official's Son: "Xiu 'e remembers Wu's official's son with all her heart, sitting beside her, saying nothing, being intoxicated, not touching a drop of wine, and quietly. "

Xiue threw herself on the official's son Wu, sitting next to her and not talking, like being drunk and crazy, not touching a drop of wine and not moving her chopsticks. "

5. One and a half words

Pronunciation: Y and Y and yī yán bàn yǔ incarnation.

Meaning: refers to one or two sentences.

Source: Sima Qian in the Western Han Dynasty "Historical Records Biography of Wei Gongzi": "Now that I am dead, Hou Sheng once gave me a word."

Now that I'm dying, Hou Sheng didn't even send me a word or two.

(4) What are the idioms with words in the second word?

Unspoken words

Just investigate its words and deeds.

Weigh a person's words carefully and observe his facial expressions closely.

Defame others and words

Verbal, trivial

Countless words and phrases

Dare to offend my elders or the majesty of the emperor and respectfully.

Words and deeds conform to norms

fine-sounding words

fine-sounding words

Sweet Chenghua

fine-sounding words

Make false statements.

be scanty of words

Prudence and compliance

False statement

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Good words come from the mouth, and bad words come from the mouth.

There is no basis, actual nonsense, or nonsense.

Extensive discussion

An angry voice.

The expression on someone's face when he is angry.

Harsh words and expressions

The expression on someone's face when he is angry.

Deception and flattery

Speech and discourse

Vulgar and obscene words

An angry voice.

⑤ What does the second word of the four-character idiom mean?

The second word is an idiom:

For himself,

Say it quickly,

It's a deal,

Cold words,

Sweet words,

Gossip,

Talk big,

Needless to say,

Alarmist,

Gossip,

Be rude,

Look at words and deeds,

Speak with righteousness,

Good words and deeds,

Harsh words and harsh eyes,

Silent,

Don't get bored with words,

Speak frankly,

Be careful what you say and do,

Men's words are awesome,

Sweet words,

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⑥ What are the four-character idioms with "Yan" and "Yu"?

The source of coldness comes from coldness, soliloquy, sweet talk and gossip.

⑦ Idioms with "Yan": Idioms with the first word and the second word are different.

Idioms with "Zi":

It's a deal.

A sarcastic comment

Speak and express clearly.

Nice words

The beauty beyond words.

Have the audacity to brag

speak insincerely

Say sth for sure

digression

This is self-evident.

talk to oneself

words from the bottom of one's heart

Say something scary to cause panic.

The golden words (of the ancient emperor of China) ―― golden words.

Make peace (with sb.)

digression

Boldly defend justice

Speak rudely

Be clear in sb.' s statement

Weigh a person's words carefully and observe his facial expressions closely.

brief and to the point

A famous motto

talk and laugh cheerfully/merrily

Subtle words with profound meaning

Harsh words and expressions

Wise words and noble deeds

call a spade a spade

voice/air/express/vent one's views freely

There is no need to remain silent.

The name is correct, and what is said is reasonable-completely reasonable within one's jurisdiction.

Speak or write in a concise way

One word is more valuable than nine tripods-a person's words carry a lot of weight.

Speak carelessly

Get down to business

Excellent

Accept sb.' s suggestion without doubt

Spread fallacies and deceive the people.

It's hard to explain in a few words.

Speech poverty

Watch your step and pay attention to what you say.

Talk more.

Shake hands and chat happily, especially make up.

It's a deal, not Fan Hui.

keep silence

break one's promise

Choke with silent anger

What a dying man says is sincere.

People who talk too much are prone to make mistakes-talking too much.

in a few words

Pour out what you know without reservation; Say what you know, and say it without reservation; Speak from the heart

teach by precept and example

Listen to what a person says and see what he does.

Deception and flattery

Make it clear in advance

Commitments must be fulfilled and actions must be firm; One should match words with deeds.

Speak incoherently

Speak without credit.

Without saying a word

Say something careless when you are drunk.

Secret Cutting

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What are the idioms with words in the second word in Crazy Guess Idioms?

It's a deal.

Explanation: it's settled in one sentence and will not be changed. Metaphor means keeping your word and never looking back.

Sentence: We have a deal. Don't break your word.

Cold words [y incarnation]

Explanation: Cold words are sarcastic.

Sentence: You are always bad to others, no wonder your popularity will be bad.

talk to oneself

Explanation: soliloquize.

Sentence: My brother always talks to himself in his sleep.

Sweet talk [tiá n yá n mü y incarnation]

Description: Sweet as honey. It's a metaphor for saying nice things to deceive people.

Sentence: Love is not only sweet talk, but also action.

Gossip [xiá n yá n suí y Avatar]

Explanation: ① If you are not satisfied; If there is no basis. (2) It has nothing to do with business.

Sentence: You should ignore all those gossips.

it is self-evident

Explanation: You can understand without speaking. The description is obvious.

Sentence: The purpose of his gift to the director is self-evident.

say frightening things just to cause alarm

Explanation: it is deliberately saying something exaggerated and scary, which makes people feel shocked and shocked.

Sentence making: You always like to scare people with alarmism. What is good for you?

Gossip [y incarnation]

Explanation: if there is no basis. Refers to slanderous words that spread behind your back.

Sentence: These people are always spreading gossip, which is really annoying.

speak rudely

Explanation: Speak rudely.

Sentence: The child is always cursing, so we should discipline him well.

Look at the word [chá yán guān sè]

Interpretation: Observe other people's words or expressions. It's more about feeling other people's minds.

Sentence making: After some observation, he made the final decision.

Pet-name ruby crazy guess what idioms are.

Have a smooth tongue like the reed of a wind instrument ―― a glib tongue/silver tongue/sweet talk.

Raise one's spirits

Explain and describe rhetoric and eloquence.

Source The Book of Songs? Xiaoya? The punch line: "The punch line is like a spring. "

For example, you're slandering, you're trying to sow discord, but you're still wearing a human face. (Guo Moruo's Qu Yuan, Act IV)

Pinyin code qyrh