2, a generation of scholarly idioms Pinyin: shì dài shū xiāng Idiom explanation: generations are people who study. The origin of the idiom: Cao Qingxue Qin's fifty-seventh story of A Dream of Red Mansions: "Although the Lins are poor and have no food to eat, they are also a scholarly family for generations, and they will never abandon their families to join their relatives, which makes people laugh."
3. Pinyin: shüdàI zān yěng Interpretation of idioms: Sha Ying: the crown of ancient officials. The origin of the idiom "Being an official from generation to generation": Feng Ming Menglong's "Awakening the World" Volume 29: "Being a generation, with extremely rich family wealth, intends to be a prince."
4. Handed down from generation to generation Idiom Pinyin: dài dài xiāng chuán Idiom Interpretation: Handed down from generation to generation. Also called "handed down from generation to generation".
Origin of Idiom: Lu Feminized Suzhou People: "From generation to generation, Suzhou people have a certain degree of closure in their cultural mentality." 5. Pinyin: wàn dài qiān qiū idiom explanation: refers to a very long experience.
Also known as "forever" and "forever". Idiom origin: Jin's "Pingxi General Zhou Chu Monument": "Calligraphy is easy to fold, but it is difficult to stay at home. Seal cutting is hidden deep and lasts forever."
2. The second word "checkmark" is synonymous with the times. Four-word idiom: on behalf of the demolition: demolition, meaning unpacking, watching the call; Good: Question. Generally speaking, in the absence of the person in charge, he is responsible for the unpacking, approval and document processing of the agent. Description is very powerful.
Slow down on behalf of the driver: there is no hurry to slow down. Walk slowly instead of taking the bus.
The original intention of borrowing money is to point out the status quo with chopsticks in front of you. The latter metaphor is to make suggestions on the side.
Instead, take someone else's place and be replaced by yourself. Now it also refers to replacing one thing with another.
Personnel metabolism: alternation, alternation. Generally refers to the alternation of old and new things in the world.
Metabolic Chen: old; Generation: replacement; Xie: wither, decline. Refers to the process in which organisms constantly replace old substances with new ones. It also refers to the continuous development of new things, replacing old things.
Yanyan flies to the temperate zone in summer and returns to the south in winter; Wild geese come to the temperate zone in winter and return to the south in summer. For example, we can't meet.
Replace what you saw with what you heard. It means not to investigate and understand in person, but to listen to what others say.
Span: to span; Ji: an ancient ritual vessel; Dong: Chef. The priest crossed the sacrificial vessel to host the banquet instead of the chef. Metaphor goes beyond your own business scope to deal with other people's business.
Arranged substitution refers to something that should be discussed or done with the relevant people, but handled separately and no one else is allowed to participate.
Li compared it to suffering for others or replacing each other.
A stiff Li is a metaphor for being blamed for others or taking their place. Also known as "the stiff peach replaces the plum".
A stiff peach instead of a plum is a metaphor, which means that another person is blamed or replaced by another person. Same as "stiff Li".
New metabolism refers to the process that organisms constantly replace old substances with new substances. It also refers to the continuous development of new things, replacing old things. Same as "metabolism"
Raising children to prevent old age, saving grain to prevent hunger means raising children to prevent old age and saving grain to prevent hunger. The same as "raising children to prevent old age and saving grain for hunger".
Replace the battle with a plan, and replace the battle before the battle with a plan.
Substituting peaches for plums is a metaphor for substituting oneself for others.
Grasping the knife and writing ghosts refers to people submitting or writing articles.
The more bubbles, the more: crossing; Halberd: An ancient utensil for holding sacrifices such as cattle and sheep. Dong: Chef.
3. What are the four-character idioms with words?
In bud,
Affectionate,
Suffer hardships,
Vomiting blood,
Smile in Jiuquan,
Contain dirt and accept dirt,
Be wronged,
With sadness and tears,
Laugh at jiuyuan,
Hate Jiuquan,
Vague,
Chenopodium album contains an embarrassment,
There are bright and hidden traces,
Including filling your stomach,
Dirty and shameful,
Bitter and bitter,
Ambiguous,
Spit calyx in bud,
Contains defects and dirt,
Ambiguous,
Innuendo,
With the heart of benevolence and righteousness,
Including the trade mark,
Shame, shame,
Smile at the ground,
Yao Tao contains light,
Laughing at Jiuyou,
Powder noodles contain spring,
Holding a grandson,
Contain tea poison