1. Is it a four-character idiom to stand proudly in the snow?
No, there is pride in the snow and Lingshuang
Explanation: It describes someone who is not afraid of frost, snow and severe cold, and the external conditions are more severe. Hard times bring more energy. It is a metaphor that after long-term training, one will not show weakness or fear in the face of cruel persecution or attack. Pride, arrogance, contempt.
From: Song Dynasty Yang Wujiu's "Green Willow Shades": "The proud snow and frost suppress the power of the cold, and use the spring light."
Example: Like the nature of pines and cypresses, ~.
◎Qian Yong of the Qing Dynasty, "Lüyuan Conghua·Tan Shi·General Theory"
Grammar: conjunction; used as predicate, object, attributive; It is a metaphor for going through hardships and being fearless in the face of difficulties
Source
Song Dynasty Yang Wujiu's "Green Willows": "Proud of the snow and frost; suppressing the power of the cold; blending with the spring light . ”
Example
Over the past thousands of years, how many literati have sang about the plum blossoms! 2. What is the four-character idiom for "stand"?
Stand at thirty,
Chengmen stands in the snow,
Stand alone,
In the year of establishment,
stands out from the flock,
is incompatible with each other,
stands tall and graceful,
is unconventional,
cannot be established without breaking, < /p>
Be independent,
Get married and start a career,
Be upright,
Live and work in peace,
Golden Rooster is independent,
Instant results,
Standing tall,
Three pillars,
Independent from the world,
Making prompt decisions,
Standing on a wall,
cleverly setting up a name,
being independent,
restless,
standing here to keep a record,
Standing on a tripod,
Standing on a pin-shaped bone,
Standing on the ground of a cone,
Standing on the ground, becoming a Buddha,
Standing on a broken bone,
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Isolated and helpless 3. What is the four-character idiom to set up
The place to set up a cone
lì zhuī zhī dì
[Explanation] Stand up a cone: insert an awl. Refers to the place where the awl is inserted. A metaphor for a very small place that can fit in. Also known as "the place where Zhui is placed."
[Quote] "Historical Records: The Liuhou Family": "Now the Qin Dynasty has lost its virtue and abandoned its righteousness; it has invaded the princes and the state; after destroying the six kingdoms, it has left no place to establish Zhui. "
[Correct pronunciation] cone; cannot be pronounced as "chuī".
[Shape identification] Cone; cannot be written as "vertebra".
[Similar meaning] A place where pins are inserted and a foothold
[Antonym] A vast world and a vast land and people
[Usage] Mostly used for extremely poor people occasion or extremely difficult situation. Usually used in negative sentences. Generally use subject and object.
[Structure] Formal.
[Analysis] See "Place to Stand" (page 611).
[Example]
① Let him suffer for himself; in the end, he will not even have ~.
②The square was crowded with people; it was almost completely crowded.
[English Translation] a tiny bit of land 4. The fourth character of the idiom
Sadness destroys the bones and establishes sorrow: sadness; destroys: damages the body; Guli: describes extremely thin, Only the skeleton remains. In the old days, it was described as being so thin that only a handful of bones were left due to excessive grief during the death of a parent.
Mourning and barrenness is an old description of being so thin that only a handful of bones are left due to excessive grief during the death of a parent.
Standing proudly and proudly. Standing proudly and proudly: a strong and unyielding appearance. Stand tall: stand tall like a mountain. Describes strong and unshakable.
Standing proudly means standing firmly and unshakably.
Pulling out the Zhao flag and erecting the red flag is used as a metaphor for secretly gaining victory or a symbol of victory or victory.
Stand side by side. Side by side: Side by side. Stand shoulder to shoulder. Metaphorically, they are very close to each other.
If you don’t destroy the old, you can’t build the new.
Standing sideways means being afraid and not daring to stand upright.
The firewood destroys the bones and establishes the bones. It describes the appearance of excessive grief due to the death of a parent, the body being destroyed, and the appearance of emaciation and haggard.
Detached independence refers to living alone beyond the world.
Single and independent Single: single person. Alone, independent and self-sufficient.
The tripod stands like the three legs of the tripod, each of which stands on one side. It is a metaphor for a situation in which three aspects are separate and at odds.
The swans are flying high and the phoenixes are standing tall. The metaphor is outstanding.
The family is standing on the wall. Disciple: only, just. There are only four walls in the house. Described as being very poor and having nothing.
Golden Rooster Independence refers to a martial arts posture of standing on one leg. Back also refers to standing on one foot.
Jin's merits are not established. Jin: boasting. They think they can accomplish great things, but they will never succeed.
Peerless independent Peerless: unique in contemporary times. Unparalleled in the world, outstanding. It is often used to describe extraordinary and beautiful women.
Mao Sengu Li Sen: gloomy; Li: erect. It was so eerie that the hair on my hair stood on end.
Standing facing the wall is a metaphor for an uneducated person who sees nothing if he stands facing the wall.
The reputation is well-deserved. It means that it is appropriate to have such a famous reputation, and it is indeed well-deserved.
Standing against the wall means facing the wall. Nothing to see. A metaphor for being uneducated and incompetent. Also means "standing facing the wall".
Alone, alone. Describes a person who is helpless and lonely.
Alone, with only my own figure to comfort each other. Describes being helpless and very lonely.
A person can stand up on his fist and walk on his arm. It is a metaphor for being an innocent person, having a decent style, and living a tough life.
A man can stand on his fist, and a horse can walk on his arm. It is a metaphor for a person who is innocent, has a decent style, and lives a tough life.
Three-pointed opposition is a metaphor for three parties standing apart and competing against each other. Same as "three tripods".
Thirty-year-old refers to a person who achieves success around the age of thirty.
Three pillars of opposition is a metaphor for a situation in which three opposing sides exist.
Preparation means that no matter what you do, you will succeed if you are prepared in advance, and you will fail if you are not prepared.
The two sides stand side by side. It means that two hostile parties cannot exist at the same time. A metaphor for irreconcilable contradictions.
Swear to the contrary. Swear: swear. Vow not to coexist with the enemy. It means that the hatred between the two sides is so deep that they cannot exist at the same time.
Slim: tall and upright. Describes a woman's slender figure. It also describes the tall and straight shapes of flowers and trees.
Stubborn and cowardly people can make greedy people honest and cowardly people can be self-reliant. In the old days, it was used to describe the power of influence.
Standing majestically Weiran: extremely high; standing: the mountain is upright and towering. It is like a mountain standing straight on the ground, unshakable.
Destroy the bones and establish the bones: long-term illness and thinness. Describes the body as skinny as firewood.
Shape pin bone vertical pin: emaciation. Describes a very thin body.
Yangxu Mountain stands as warm as the sun and as tall as the mountains. It is a metaphor for a person with a gentle personality and good conduct.
Leave the world and be independent. Leave the world: abandon things in the world. Live independently from society and not associate with anyone.
He is handsome and elegant.
Yuanting Mountain Standing is a metaphor for a person's moral character being as deep as the abyss and as high as a mountain. Same as "Yuan Ting Yue Zhi".