2. What to say, what to say, what to say, four-character idioms have incomplete meanings. If you talk too much, you will lose, you will be decisive, you will obey, and you will be implied.
1, the word does not convey the meaning.
Explanation: Affection is far-reaching, and words are difficult to fully express. Often used at the end of a letter, it means that everything you say cannot be expressed.
Said by: The Book of Changes: "Books are not full of words, and words are not full of meaning."
Words cannot write all the words, and words cannot express all the thoughts.
2. if you talk too much, you will lose.
Explanation: If you talk too much, there must be something wrong.
Said by: Gui Guzi's classic Fu: "Many words will have shortcomings."
If you talk too much, you will make mistakes.
Step 3 speak firmly
Explanation: Dig: Indeed. The description is very true.
From the paragraph of Qing Pu Songling's Strange Tales from a Lonely Studio: "The words are eloquent and reliable."
This is very real and credible evidence.
4. Do as you say
Explanation: Listen: Listen. Listen to everything and adopt any idea. Describe having great trust in someone.
From: Sima Qian's Historical Records Biography of Huaiyin Hou in the Western Han Dynasty: "Hanwang gave me a visit to the generals in India, gave me ten thousand people, took off my clothes, pushed me to eat, and listened to me, so I was able to do this."
Hanwang gave me the seal of the general, gave me tens of thousands of troops, unbuttoned me and ate my food, so I was able to come here.
5. Meaning
Explanation: it means that there is this meaning, but it is not clear in the text.
From: Song Ouyang Xiu's poem of June 1st: "It must be a difficult scene to write. For example, at present, there are endless meanings, which can be seen between the lines, and then it is the most important. "
You must be able to describe difficult scenes, such as in front of your eyes, with endless meanings, beyond words, and then arrive.
3. About Yan's four-character idiom:
Cold words,
It's a deal,
Say it quickly,
For himself,
Sweet words,
Great,
Not sincere,
Very convincing,
Talk big,
Gossip,
Needless to say,
Alarmist,
From the heart,
Golden words and jade words,
Make up,
Gossip,
Watch your words and deeds,
Be concise,
Be rude,
Words can't describe it,
Speak out loud,
Look at words and deeds,
Words of wisdom,
Talking and laughing,
Good words and deeds,
Speak frankly,
Harsh words and harsh eyes,
Silent,
Speak with righteousness,
There is no need to remain silent.
4. Idiom stories are dictated by pinyin yán těng jěcóng.
During the struggle between Chu and Han, Han Xin, king of Qi, defeated 200,000 troops of Xiang Yu in one fell swoop. Xiang Yu sent Wu She, a counselor, to persuade Han Xin to be close to him, to be an enemy of Liu Bang or to be king himself, and to divide the world into three parts, telling him that once the king failed, Han Xin would be next. Han Xin said, "Hanwang trusts me and listens to me. I can't lose my morality. "
Allusions Hanwang gave me a seal, gave me tens of thousands of people, took off my clothes, pushed me to eat, and listened to me, so it was possible. Biographies of Historical Records and Huaiyin Hou
Interpretation listening: Listen. Listen to everything and adopt any idea. Describe having great trust in someone.
Used as predicate, attribute and adverbial; Used for superiors and subordinates.
Structural combination
Synonyms are obedient, convinced and obedient.
The antonym is wayward, suspicious and full of doubts.
The four-word idiom of obeying orders is obedient.
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Explain obedience and obedience: obedience. Follow everything. Describe obedience to others in everything.
Ming Lingmengchu's "Surprise at the First Moment" Volume XIII Source: "Being a grandfather and a mother is obedient, and nothing goes against him."
Structural combination.
Usage describes unprincipled accommodation of others. Generally used as predicate and adverbial.
Pronunciation; It can't be pronounced as "sê n".
Distinguish between form and form; Can't write clothes.
Synonyms are obedient, obedient and obedient.
The antonym goes its own way, willful and unyielding.
Discrimination ~ is different from "obedience": ~ tends to obey; Emphasize the degree of compliance; "Obedience" focuses on taming; Focus on describing gentle feelings; Describe humility; With a derogatory connotation.
example sentence
(1) Parents are interested in this only child ~; Spoiled her; That she can't do anything.
(2) Parents should respect their children; But not for children.
6. The source of idiom bidding.
Pinyin: yán tīng jīcóng
Explanation: Listen: Listen. Listen to everything and adopt any idea. Describe having great trust in someone.
Source: "Historical Records Biography of Huaiyin Hou": "Hanwang gave me general print, gave me tens of thousands of people, took off my clothes, pushed me to eat, and listened to me, so I was able to do this."
For example, Deng is as obedient to him as he is to him. Guo Moruo's Spring and Autumn Period of Revolution, Road of Northern Expedition, page 26.
Pinyin code: ytjc
Synonyms: obedient, convinced and obedient.
Antonym: bent on one's own way, suspicious and suspicious
Two-part allegorical saying: Liu Bei versus Kong Ming
Riddle: Generals obey their advisers.
Usage: as predicate, attribute and adverbial; Used for superiors and subordinates.
L 1: believe what someone says.
Story: During the struggle between Chu and Han, Han Xin, king of Qi, defeated 200,000 troops of Xiang Yu in one fell swoop. Xiang Yu sent Wu She, a counselor, to persuade Han Xin to be close to himself, to be an enemy of Liu Bang or to be king himself, and told him that once Wang Xiang failed, Han Xin would be next. Han Xin said, "Hanwang trusts me and listens to me. I can't lose my morality. "