idiom
1. Enjoy
Pinyin: jón jón lèdào
Explanation: Jin Jin: the appearance of strong interest; Le Dao: I like talking. Chatting cheerfully.
Source: Qing Aesop's "Yellow Hydrangea" The seventh time: "This Ryan heroine, although good at learning, only started from dictation and finger painting, and whenever she met a rural fool, she talked about it."
For example, I have seen this painting in many publications for more than ten years and it has been talked about by many people.
2. Never get bored
Pinyin: lècǐbüpí
Explanation: this: this. Don't be bored because you like doing something. Describe being particularly interested in something and immerse yourself in it.
Source: A Brief History of Emperor Guangwu of the Later Han Dynasty: "I enjoy it, but I am not tired."
For example, this old gentleman is born knowing every question, answering according to what he knows, and doing everything in detail without answering, enjoying it.
Be happy and don't forget to come back.
Pinyin: n
Commentary: I was so happy that I forgot to go home. Describe being addicted to a certain occasion and reluctant to leave.
Source: Historical Records of Qin Benji, Volume 5: "Zhao Fu was blessed by Zhou Miao Wang because of his kindness ... He went hunting in the west and forgot to go home with joy."
For example, make sentences: whenever there is a place for recreation, I forget to go back if it is not ten days and a half months.
Concentrate
Pinyin: zhu ā n x ě n zh ě.
Explanation: to: to the extreme; Chi: Will. Put all your thoughts on it. Describe wholeheartedly.
Source: "Mencius Gao Zishang": "The number of games today is decimal. If you don't concentrate, you can't. "
Example: I can't help but concentrate on this.
Be happy and don't think about it.
Pinyin: Qu language
Commentary: I am very happy and don't miss Shu. Metaphor is to have fun in the new environment and no longer want to return to the original environment.
Source: History of the Three Kingdoms, Shu Shu, Biography of the Emperor. Pei Songzhi quoted Hanshu Jin Chunqiu: "Ask Zen:' Do you miss Shu?' Zen said:' I am happy here, but I don't think about Shu. "
For example, make a sentence: that Maston feels proud, or drinks or eats, and suddenly sings, meaning "I am very happy here."
Idioms expressing interests and hobbies
Classics and Historical Subsets: Liu Taosanlue, Ye Gong, Long Hao, Mo Wen.
Say, learn, tease, fight, knife, gun, stick
ⅲ idioms expressing hobbies are urgent! Urgent! Urgent! Urgent!
Renzhe Leshan
A wise man loves water.
Ⅳ What are the idioms describing interests?
"Full of interest" describes a strong interest.
[Getting Better] It turns out that the lower end of sugarcane is sweeter than the upper end. From top to bottom, the more you eat, the sweeter it becomes. After the metaphor, the situation is getting better or the interest is getting stronger.
Metaphor is getting better 】 【 situation gradually improve or interest gradually improve. With "getting better and better".
【 with relish 】 refers to eat with relish or talk with relish.
"Idle" refers to talking and doing things to cater to the wishes and interests of others.
Talk cheerfully [with relish]
[Not interested] Not interested at all.
[Boring] Fun: Interest, fun; Dull: an expression of no interest. Not interested at all.
[On a whim, disappointed] Xing: Interest, interest. I am disappointed to come back while I am interested.
Take advantage of [on a whim] because; Xing: Interest, interest. I am disappointed to come back while I am interested.
[I can't bear to read] She: I am willing, willing. When I am interested in reading, I can't bear to put it down.
[Smell is the same] Smell: Smell; Like-minded: Like-minded. They have the same ideological style, interests, etc. And they hit it off (often not).
[High-spirited] Interest: Interest; Full of vigor and vitality: the appearance of vigor and vitality. Describe excitement.
Idioms about interest learning
1, full of interest
Xiangyun ju
Explain and describe a strong interest.
The source of Mao Dun's The Story of the Motor: "Anyone who reads it with such concentration and interest must ask it first."
Structural subject-predicate
Used as predicate and attribute; Used to do things
Antonyms are boring.
For example, Lu's "Know Your Interest, Know Your Interest, Be Interesting": "Respect the interests of others, be self-sufficient, optimistic and full of interest."
2. Very interested
Luoyang County
The explanation is very interesting and focused.
The source of Wang Shuo's "Animals Are Fierce" is: "I am glad to see Milan and the Gao brothers in Liuge calmly chatting cheerfully."
Structural verb-object type
Used as predicate and attribute; Refers to very interesting
Synonyms are very interesting.
For example, bear's Zhang, Volume 2, Chapter 8: "Once I was very happy and asked with great interest,' What magic are you doing?' "
ⅵ What are the idioms that describe interests?
High spirits, high spirits, high spirits, full of interest, never tired of it.
ⅶ Idioms describing hobbies
Ye Gong Long Hao; Love me, love my dog; The benevolent Leshan, the wise happy water; Love sth so much that you can't let it go.
ⅷ What idioms are used to describe interest in learning?
Work hard, be proactive, strive for perfection, step by step, blossom step by step, by going up one flight of stairs. Smell the chicken dance and start all over again. Race upstream, burn your bridges. Diligence can make up for mistakes, and man can conquer nature.
Man can conquer nature. Yi Zhou Shu Wen Zhuan: "Man will conquer nature." Liu Song wrote Xiangyang song: "Man will conquer nature, and it will take half a day." The definition of man refers to man's plan. This means that human beings can conquer nature.
Where there is a will, there is a way. Biography of Geng Yan: "When the general was in Nanyang, he often thought that it was difficult to get together in the world, where there is a will, there is a way." With determination and perseverance, things will eventually succeed.
In Buddhist language, metaphor has reached a high level, but it is still not satisfied, and we need to make further efforts. Songshi Daoyuan's Record of Jingdezhen and Dengchuan (Volume 10): "The teacher said with a sigh:' A hundred feet pole will not move, although it is not true, it will be improved.
Hearing the chicken dance "Biography of Zu Ti in the Book of Jin": "When I heard the pheasant crow in the middle of the night, I felt asleep and said,' This sound is not bad." I dance because of it. "When I heard the cock crow, I got up and danced with my sword. Later, I compared people who are interested in serving the country and rose up in time.
Starting from scratch, I started a career by my own efforts.
Dust rolled up when people ran back. It describes the organizational strength and efforts to recover after failure.
In ancient Buddhist temples, bells were rung in the morning and drums were rung at dusk to make people aware.
To burn one's bridges means to act decisively and have the determination to look forward and not look back.
He devoted himself to The Biography of Ban Chao in the Later Han Dynasty: "If a gentleman has no ambition, he should still serve Fu Jiezi and Zhang Qian in a foreign country in order to win a title. Can he stay long? " Join the army: join the army. Throw away your pen and join the army. It refers to a scholar joining the army.
This stone is the beginning of a new preface to Miscellaneous Four: "When a bear goes to a sick child to see his sincerity, the stone opens for him. What is the situation? " Stone: Metal and stone are the hardest things. Even the stones have been opened. Describe a person's sincere will and infinite strength.
Diligence can make up for the shortcomings in Song Shaoyong's Writing: "Making a virtual image is always false, and diligence will make up for it." Diligence can make up for the deficiency.
Man can conquer nature by analogy.
Where there is a will, there is a way. If you work hard, you will succeed.
Good medicine can cure diseases with bitter taste, but it tastes bitter.
Hanging beam and stabbing stocks describe studying hard. In the Western Han Dynasty, Liu Xiang wrote "The Warring States Policy, Qin Ce I": (Su Qin) If he wants to sleep, he will stab his shares with a cone and bleed to his feet. "The Eastern Han Dynasty wrote:" Sun is a treasure of literature, eager to learn, and never stops in the morning and evening. When he is tired of sleeping, he will tie his head with a rope and hang it on the beam. "
ⅸ Idioms describing hobbies.
Idioms describing hobbies.
I am not ashamed to ask questions, and I am willing to learn from people with lower knowledge or status than myself.
Read and study behind closed doors at home. The original intention is to study alone and not discuss with others. Later, it was also used to describe concentration and hard work.
T-legged hanging beam describes studying hard.
Never tire of learning, like learning, and be tireless.
Diligent and studious, good at thinking, like learning, diligent in thinking.
Study hard, ask questions, study hard, and ask questions if you don't understand.
Study hard, practice hard, study hard and train hard.
Day and night are connected with day. It describes stepping up work or study.
Never tire of learning: content. Learning always feels unsatisfied. Describe studious.
Night after night is connected with day. It describes stepping up work or study.
Diligence: Diligence, no slack. Refers to tireless work or study.
To breed tirelessly means to work or study diligently.
10. Idioms expressing interest
Laziness means that everything you say and do is to cater to the wishes and interests of others.
Come on impulse, return to the peak after defeat: return to the peak, benefit. Answer: I took advantage of my interest and returned disappointed.
Getting better means that the lower end of sugarcane is sweeter than the upper end, and from top to bottom, the more you eat, the sweeter it is. After the metaphor, the situation is getting better or the interest is getting stronger.
Chatted with great interest.
To eat with relish means to eat very tastefully or talk about it with relish.
Dull: Dull and boring eyes. Describe things as boring (especially articles).
Full of interest describes strong interest.
Interest is boring: interest, interest; Dull: an expression of no interest. Not interested at all.
High spirits: interest; Full of vigor and vitality: the appearance of vigor and vitality. Describe excitement.
Not interested at all.
Smell with the same smell: smell; Like-minded: Like-minded. They have the same ideological style, interests, etc. And they hit it off (often not).
Take advantage of the opportunity: take advantage of it because; Xing: Interest, interest. I am disappointed to come back while I am interested.
Reluctant to read: willing, willing. When I am interested in reading, I can't bear to put it down.
Getting better means getting better or getting more interested. With "getting better and better".
Anecdotes refer to rumors and stories that people are interested in but don't know.