Ordered four-character idioms

1. four words with command: fascinating,

Give the order,

Time and time again,

Terrible,

Military orders are like mountains,

Order a ban,

Constantly changing,

Make more doors,

According to the order,

More bright,

Defend your Lord,

Arrow lotus,

Respond in time,

Ruling,

Guo Wei listened to orders,

Legal format,

Li ganoderma,

Commandism,

It's daunting,

Do sth without authorization,

Make Wen Jiayu,

The marching orders were issued,

Surprisingly,

A man's army,

Unpredictable,

Autumn and summer,

People look forward to it,

Let the lines flow,

It's amazing,

Absolutely obey orders

2. What are Ling's four-character idioms? They are fascinating, giving orders, and repeatedly giving orders, which are outrageous. Just like a mountain of military orders, orders are forbidden, orders are forbidden, and orders are made from time to time, making the lines more clear, eager to make decisions, making the lines timely, making the lines flow, making customers leave, winning by surprise, not making orders, making the country listen to orders, and making the lines work? It makes people laugh, surprise, guess boxing orders, make the moon auspicious, make people give orders, break down family and county orders, make people chilling, make people idle, do what they are told, make people sad, make people insincere, make people dizzy, bully the weak and fear the hard, make people satisfied, make people sick and feel sorry for the original work.

3. What are the four-character idioms that begin with the word "ling"? The four-character idioms beginning with the word "ling" include: making it worthwhile, making it forbidden, striking, disgusting, embarrassing and fascinating.

To make laws valuable, it means that the promulgated laws must be effectively implemented. Order the bank to ban [lìng xíng jìn zhǐ] [Interpretation] Order immediate action, and order immediate stop.

Eye-catching [lìng rén zhù mù] [Interpretation] Eye-catching: focus on one point. Attract the attention of others.

Nausea [definition] Nausea: nausea and vomiting. Metaphor makes people extremely disgusted.

Let the original relatives [lí ng yuá n zh and q] [interpretation] refer to the death of brothers and sisters. Make people's teeth cold [lìng rén chǐ lěng] [definition] teeth cold: ridicule.

Metaphor makes people look down upon it. Fascinating [l ng r é n sh é n wng] [interpretation] Order: make, let; Enthusiasm: longing for the soul.

This is very desirable. .

4. Idioms with imperative sentences are constantly changing.

If you're smart,

Terrible, holding the emperor to make the princes,

Make people dizzy,

Time and time again,

Give the order,

Military orders are like mountains,

Amazing,

Charming,

Disgusting,