All in all,
A thousand words,
Needless to say,
Be concise,
Words of wisdom,
Don't call it a surprise,
Speak with righteousness,
It's hard to say,
Gossip,
It's a long story,
Very convincing,
Men's words are awesome,
Words can't describe it,
In a word, Jiuding,
If you're smart,
Know everything,
Not sincere,
Alarmist,
A few words,
For himself,
Look at words and deeds,
Lead by example,
If it's dangerous,
Unspoken,
In a word,
Good words,
Great,
Be careful what you say and do,
call a spade a spade
2. Four-word idioms of thick idioms: humble ceremony, thick coins, humble ceremony; Thick coins: heavy coins. It is a metaphor for the seriousness and urgency of employing people.
Only the line thickness is high: not frivolous, careful at the end. High finger ability and sincere moral character.
Unique: natural, natural; Thick: generous. The conditions are particularly superior and the environment is particularly good.
Virtue: morality, virtue; Thick: heavy; Traffic: influence; Light: spread "wide". Refers to high morality and far-reaching influence.
Many treasures die thick: big; Death: loss. It refers to accumulating a lot of property without helping others, causing resentment and eventually losing more.
Senior official Hou Lu: salary. Generally speaking, high position and excellent treatment.
High generosity: official position, official position; Lu: Salary. The official position is noble and the salary is generous.
3. The four-word idiom with "Yan" is a glass of wine, a happy, a back, a back, a nonsense, a nonsense, a money, a silence, a color change, an ice charcoal, ... learn to argue, talk, be unsmiling, unspeakable, unspeakable, unspeakable. Re-emphasize less talking, hiding, old-fashioned words, family, shame, rudeness, eloquent, eloquent, creative, word-making, eloquent, outspoken, proud, forgetting words, eloquent, eloquent, eloquent, eloquent. Words are wordless, wordy, wordy, wordy, wordy, malicious, ugly, offensive, offensive, verbal, verbal, verbal, verbal, verbal, verbal, verbal, verbal, verbal. Nonsense, nonsense, nonsense, nonsense, nonsense, nonsense, nonsense, nonsense, nonsense, nonsense, nonsense, nonsense, nonsense, swear, swear. Good word, good deed, good word, good deed, sharp word, sharp word, cold word, no word, no word, shallow word, deep reform, fake word, golden mouth, jade word, golden word, good word, golden word, word, word, word, word, word, word, word, word, word, word, .. Speak loudly, loudly, loudly, loudly, loudly, loudly, loudly, loudly, loudly, loudly, loudly, loudly, loudly, without saying anything. It was wonderful. Miao Yan's main road is sensitive and cautious ... its name is incorrect. Words ... are well-founded, quietly, quietly, quietly, quietly, eloquently, quickly, eloquently, eloquently, harshly, harshly. Words are biased, words are biased, words are thousands of miles, words are thousands of words, words are thousands of words, words are not matched, words are used, words are used, words are used, words are used, words are used, words are used, words are used. Rhetoric is biased, rhetoric is like a spring, rhetoric is light, language is light, language is light, language is light, language is light, emotion is light, people are light, people are weak, and people are afraid. ...' > benevolence, generosity, benevolence, generosity, soft words, gentle words, three words, three words, three words, three words, three words, broken words, broken words, broken words, words, poems, broken words, words, words, words, words ... The Great Wall shouldn't say it's not true ... Analysis of "The Responsibility of the West Neighbor and the Breaking of Words", write a thousand words, write a thousand words, ... gossip, gossip, gossip, nonsense, nonsense, nonsense, words, words, words, words, words, words, words, words, words, words, words, words, words, words. Words can't be solved, words can't be solved, words can't be solved, words can't be sincere, words can be cited, words can be cited, words can be counted, words can be reversed, words can be hurt, words can be hurt, words can't be said. ... if you don't keep your word, but if you keep your word, you will keep your word. Ok ... let's get down to business, exaggerate, simplify, simplify, simplify, simplify, simplify, simplify, simplify, simplify, simplify, simplify, simplify, simplify, simplify, simplify, simplify, simplify, simplify, simplify, simplify, simplify, simplify Simplify to simplify, simplify to deepen, simplify to simplify, simplify to simplify, simplify to simplify, simplify to simplify, simplify to simplify, simplify to make it sound like a river, make it sound like a decision, listen to what you say, what you do, between the lines, for your heart, for your words, for your words and for you. And the meaning ... Words run counter to one's heart, and words are wonderful. Words in the world are far from meaning. The speaker knows that the speaker is innocent. ..... The speaker is eager, ... Nothing to say, ... Nothing to say, ... Nothing to say, ... Nothing to say, nothing to say, nothing to say, nothing to say, nothing to say, nothing to say, nothing to say, nothing to say, nothing to say, nothing to say. ... the words in the words are hidden, the words in the demon are confusing, the words in the medicine stone are heavy, the words are not annoying, the words in the family are wonderful, and the words in the family are half-spoken, half-spoken, half-spoken, and the words are spoken.
4. What are the four-character idioms? Gossip, rhetoric, soliloquy, a few sweet words. 1. Gossip [liú yá n fiy ?] Interpretation: refers to unfounded words.
More refers to the slanderous words spread behind. Origin: Yang Shuo's "Fishing Flute": The villagers rumored that the Xia widow was immoral and immoral.
Second, rhetoric [huā yán qiǎo yǔ] Interpretation: The original meaning refers to vague rhetoric or articles. The latter refers to false and beautiful words used to deceive people.
Source: Lu Xun's "The most abominable crime": I thought that many crimes in the law were rhetoric, including only one word: abominable crime. Third, soliloquize [zü yá n zü y] Interpretation: soliloquize; Speak in a low voice alone.
Source: Yuan Anonymous "Peach Blossom Girl" The fourth fold: "You are so ghosts, talking to yourself here, are you going out of town to cut down that peach tree?" Fourth, in a few words [sā n yá n li ǔ ng y ǔ] Interpretation: It refers to several words: This problem is very complicated, and it is not clear in a few words. Source: Qing Li Garbo's The Officialdom Appears 53: I don't know what to do if I didn't subdue him in a few words.
5. Sweet talk [tiá n yá n mü y ǔ] Interpretation: Sweet talk to please or deceive people. Source: Feng Ming magnum "Awakening the World" Volume 36: Bian Fu sat next to him and persuaded him once.
5. There is no four-word idiom "Yi What Sentence" in the four-word idiom "Yi What Sentence". Idioms containing "sentences" are as follows:
Looking for a sentence behind closed doors to describe thinking hard when writing poetry.
Thinking about chapters and sentences: thinking and singing. Text and sentence, also known as poetry. Quietly ponder and conceive poetry.
Carving refers to the deliberate modification of words and phrases in an article.
Take a sentence out of context, cut out chapters, and then write a composition. There is also the separation of the full text, each taking its own needs.
Pick up chapters and sentences: pick up. Extract sentences from other people's articles. It refers to picking things from the east and copying things from the west to piece together articles.
Hook chapter stab sentence hook: bending; Chapter: chapter; Spine: thorn; Sentence: sentence. Describe difficult words.
Tips and phrases refer to beautiful poems.
Choosing words and making sentences means that when writing an article or speaking, you should be careful and ponder word for word.
Strange words and sentences: exotic. Beautiful article.
Redundant words and sentences: complex; Redundancy: redundant and useless. Refers to unnecessary and useless words in poetry.
Searching for chapters and sentences: seeking; Abstract: choose. Refers to words and phrases that copy other people's articles.
Find chapters and sentences: find; Chapter: chapter; Abstract: Excerpt. In the past, scholars looked for excerpts from books and applied them to writing. Refers to piling up ready-made words and phrases in writing, lacking creativity.
The moon chapter stars describe the article as beautiful as flowers.
Choose your words carefully: think again and again. It means to be careful when writing or speaking, and to ponder word by word.
Carving a chapter and drawing a sentence refers to the deliberate modification of the words and sentences of an article. Carve chapters and sentences.
Carve chapters and sentences to decorate the text as carefully as carving.
Take a paragraph or sentence out of context and bend the original meaning regardless of the context. Break, cut: divide.
Chapter-by-chapter sentence analysis refers to carving and scrutinizing the article.
Solitary sentences refer to fragments and isolated sentences.
The sentence is carefully scrutinized word by word. Use "sentence combing word ratio".
The sentence is carefully scrutinized word by word.
Jin's sentence refers to gorgeous poetry.
Carve chapters and sentences to modify and think about the details of the article.
Beautiful sentences, clear words, gorgeous and fresh sentences
Beautiful and clear words, gorgeous and fresh words. With "beautiful sentences and clear words".
Unusual words, phrases and obscure sentences.
Essays only refer to fragmentary written materials. Use "one sentence".
Riding a donkey is a metaphor for a bitter song.
A thousand chapters or a thousand words. Refers to written words.
Clear words and beautiful sentences mean fresh and beautiful words.
Clear words and beautiful sentences refer to fresh and beautiful words and phrases. With "clear pronunciation and mellow voice, beautiful sentences".
Three words cannot be separated from banks: the industry that individuals are engaged in. When you talk, you are always talking about your industry.
Three words cannot be separated from occupation: profession and occupation. A person's speech cannot be separated from his professional scope.
A few words, a few words. There are few words to describe it. Use "a few words"
Yi sentence refers to scattered articles and sentences.
A sentence or two is just a few words. Use "a word and a half"
Word for word describes people who speak clearly and calmly.
An ugly statement, an ugly sentence. Manic, pass "SAO".
Extract sentences and search chapters to extract and search fragments of words and phrases in articles. Refers to reading is limited to the interpretation of words.
Little Confucian scholars in chapters and sentences refer to Confucian scholars who can't understand the great righteousness and stick to analyzing chapters and sentences.
Chapters and sentences refer to those Confucian scholars who can't understand the righteousness and stick to analyzing chapters and sentences.
Correct sentences are clear and definite.
Word by word, word by word, word by word
Word for word, word for word
6. What are the idioms of the fourth word? Shut up and say nothing.
Speak freely: speak freely: enjoy yourself. Speak freely.
Silence: silence: silence; Rarely: rarely. Silence, rarely speak.
Forgetting words with pride: the original intention is to express meaning in words. Now that you know the meaning, you don't need words anymore. After the metaphor, I know each other in my heart, needless to say.
Words of ear food: ear food: ear food. Refers to rumors that have no conclusive basis and have not been thought and analyzed.
Heart: heart: refers to the heart. Sincere words from the heart.
Speak too quickly: choose words too quickly, and describe yourself as anxious or nervous.
Silence: Silence: Close. Shut your mouth and don't talk.
Gold and jade words: gold and jade. Metaphor is valuable, valuable advice.
A word from a gentleman; A whip on a horse;
Suffering: Kan: Yes. The pain or hardship is so extreme that words cannot express it.
Wonderful: wonderful: wonderful. The description is too good to be expressed in words and language.
Needless to say: nothing can't be said directly. Frankly speaking.
Write a thousand words: a thousand words: a long speech. Describe quick thinking and quick writing.
Dumb: Dumb: Like a mute. Can't talk like a mute. Describe the emergence of an argument.
Sincere words: desire: heart. From the heart.
It's hard to say: say: say. Although he has a mouth, he can't speak. It means inconvenient or afraid to say anything.
Complaining is annoying: yes: quarreling; Annoying words: angry and dissatisfied words. Describe discussion, complaint and blame.
Say it out loud: say it out loud: say justice. Say justice for justice. This means that justice can be done.
Know everything: know everything.
Words of wisdom: to: the most; Name: prestigious for a long time. The most correct truth, the most incisive speech.
To go back on one's word: to say something that doesn't count.
I don't know what to say: describe the speech as confusing and incomprehensible. Use "I don't know what to say".
Unfortunately, what I didn't want to happen is said to have happened.
Color-changing words: words that change faces. More often, it refers to what you say when you are impulsive and angry about the merits of the argument.
Silence: Shut your mouth. Describe the modality when you are noncommittal about something or things get stiff, feel wrong and have nothing to say. See "Shut your mouth".
Treason: refers to ingratitude and dishonesty.
Cold words: no matter what others say. No matter what others say, do what you want.
Invincible words: inexhaustible. Describe very or extreme.
Thin lips speaking out of turn: describe talkative and casual.
Wen Bai thinks: Bo: Duo. Smell: rumors. Argument: rhetoric. Describe hearsay, specious remarks.
Ice and charcoal are self-evident, and cold and hot are self-evident: a sincere metaphor needs no confession, but must be expressed in action.
Shen and quiet: Shen and honest, not talkative.
Heavy and taciturn: simple and steady, not talkative. With "emphasis and less words".
Deep and quiet: simple and steady, not talkative. With "emphasis and less words".
Creative words: deliberate words.
Straw words: straw: people who cut grass and firewood. If you mow the grass and get firewood. Refers to the shallow words of ordinary people. Also used as a polite expression of the speaker.
Quiet: simple and steady, not talkative. Also known as "heavy and silent" and "heavy and silent".
Shen Yi was taciturn: Shen Yi was deep and quiet. Deep and quiet, not talkative.
Quiet and taciturn: still taciturn. Silence, rarely speak.
Lure empty words:
As a family statement: knowledge is self-contained and can be divided into factions.
Quiet and taciturn: deep and quiet, not talkative.
I can't bear to say it: I can't bear to say it in a miserable situation.
Durham Gao Yan: Precise and wonderful speech.
Morton is taciturn: steady and quiet.
Words in the belly: words in the heart.
Du Kou was speechless: Shut your mouth and don't say anything.
Dukou never said anything: I still said Dukou was speechless.
Stunned: tongue-tied, speechless.
Big debate: big debate: good at debate. People who are eloquent don't talk much to show themselves.
Knowledgeable: it means knowledgeable.
Whisper in my ear: attachment: closeness. Whisper in someone's ear. Describe a secret conversation with each other.
Skin words: skin: superficial; Suffering: feeling. Refers to superficial remarks that make people feel less profound. Also refers to unrealistic words.
Expensive: in the old days, it was often used to address people as expensive, with the appearance of an emperor's mother. This statement cannot be straightforward, just call it.
Dare to be angry and dare not speak: dare to be angry and dare not speak.
No secrets: no secrets: I have concerns and don't want to tell the truth. There is nothing to hide.
Slippery talk after drinking: I drank too much, couldn't control myself, and said something I shouldn't have said.
Jin Yu's words: Jin Yu: Jin Meiyu. Good words. Metaphor is valuable, valuable advice.
Jinkou Yu Yan: In the old days, it referred to the words of the son of heaven. The latter means to speak correctly and cannot be changed. The same as "golden mouth and jade sound"