1. What's the meaning of the idiom "crazy guess idiom spring, a spring in one word"?

The idiom corresponding to a word and a spring in the middle is: a flow of words.

Have a smooth tongue like the reed of a wind instrument ―― a glib tongue/silver tongue/sweet talk.

Pronunciation: [qi m 4 o y á n rú huáng]

Interpretation: describe gorgeous words as eloquent and eloquent.

Source: Liu Tang and Command Right and Wrong: "Don't listen to Miao Yan as a spring; Right and wrong. "

Vernacular translation: Don't listen to sweet words. The right and wrong between people mostly come from love and hate.

(1) Idioms with words in the middle expand reading. Eloquence is synonymous with eloquence and eloquence.

First of all, you should have a glib mouth.

Pronunciation: [né ng Shu not hu].

Interpretation: refers to being good at expressing in words and speaking.

Source: Cao Qingxueqin's Dream of Red Mansions, the seventy-fourth time: "Because he is more beautiful than others, he grew up to be Qiaozui Zhang. He dresses like a beauty every day, can get used to talking in front of people, and is better at grasping the key points."

Second, articulate.

Pronunciation: [néng yán shàn biàn]

Interpretation: Good at talking and debating.

Source: Yuan Anonymous "Qi Ying Bu": "If you have one eloquence; Said he surrendered. "

If you can get an eloquent celebrity, persuade him to surrender.

2. One word or eight words in the middle, type an idiom.

From many aspects, some may be

It's right to say more [not yán Huòzhūng]

[Interpretation] Or: Yes. China: Just right. It refers to various discussions, some of which are possible.

[Source] Volume 70 of Cloud Seven Signs: "Comrades who are familiar with this matter should seek truth from facts in details and do their best. ...

3. What are the four-character idioms with characters in the middle?

Frog at the bottom of the well Frog at the bottom of the well can only see a day as big as the wellhead. Metaphor is a narrow-minded person.

A well-managed detention market is more superficial and one-sided than an answer.

Well mortar bow practice well: pumping water; Mortar: rice; Bow: individual; Fuck: engage in. It means doing housework by yourself.

Dig wells and springs: dig; And: to. Digging a well means digging a spring. Metaphor works from beginning to end.

Well mortar pre-operation well: pumping water; Mortar: rice. Refers to personally operating the housework.

In good order, organized and disciplined.

4. Guess what a word in an idiom is.

Have a smooth tongue like the reed of a wind instrument ―― a glib tongue/silver tongue/sweet talk.

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Explain and describe rhetoric and eloquence.

Source The Book of Songs? Xiaoya? "The punch line" replied: "The punch line is like a spring, and the swallow answers. "

For example, you're slandering, you're trying to sow discord, but you're still wearing a human face. (

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5. Idioms with words in the middle

Keep your word [y and y á n ji ǔ d ǐ ng]

[Interpretation] Jiuding: the treasure of an ancient country, which is said to have been cast by Yu Xia. A word is worth the weight of the ninth edition tripod. describe ...

[Source] "Historical Records Biography of Ping Yuanjun": "Mr. Mao went to Chu; And make Zhao more important than Jiuding Road. "

6. The idiom with the word in the middle and the word at the end is

Gossip and jealousy spread jealousy slander.

Gossip is groundless, full of malice and irony. The other is to discuss secret legends in private.

Sweet talk, sweet talk.

Less words, less: less. Seldom speak. Describe taciturn.

Heroic words. Words describing heroism.

Nonsense refers to unfounded and unrealistic nonsense, or nonsense.

Rhetoric originally refers to vague rhetoric or expression. The latter refers to false and beautiful words used to deceive people.

Foul language refers to vulgar, obscene and unpleasant words.

There is sarcasm in the coldness.

Rumors are unfounded. Refers to slanderous words that spread behind your back.

Broken words, broken words. The number of descriptive languages is very small.

A thousand words describe a lot.

A few words, a few words. There are few words to describe it.

Sweet words are as sweet as honey It's a metaphor for saying nice things to deceive people.

Sweet words.

A word means several words or two words.

A few words or fragments.

Talk to yourself, talk to yourself.

Flattery, rhetoric, nonsense

Don't talk, don't talk, keep silent.

Slander and flattery.

Words are still spoken. Say something.

Talking too much means saying, not saying.

Gossip refers to vague rumors.

Words that catch the wind and catch the shadows.

China people are still talking nonsense. Refers to unfounded and unrealistic nonsense, or nonsense.

Words or words.

Good words: beautiful and friendly. Refers to friendly and pleasant words.

Slang or nonsense. Refers to unfounded and unrealistic nonsense, or nonsense.

Sharp words are sharp words.

Sharp words are sharp words.

Cold words are better than cold words. There is sarcasm in the coldness.

Gossip, groundless words. Refers to slanderous words that spread behind your back. Use "gossip"

Gossip or gossip? If there is no basis. Refers to slanderous words that spread behind your back.

Long Yan Feng Yu symbolizes relaxed and melodious music.

Soft language: soft language. Soft language: soft language. Whisper: a low-key sentence. Refers to the soft and implicit voice when speaking, which is easy to accept.

Being quick-talking, quick-witted and refreshing.

Seven words and eight languages describe people in many different languages.

Speak out of turn, speak out of turn, describe the sound very lightly.

Speaking out of turn describes speaking lightly and whispering softly. With "speaking out of turn".

Speaking out of turn describes speaking softly.

Gossip or gossip? Nagging about things that have nothing to do with business

Hurt words hurt dialects. Ironically.

Less talk means less talk at ordinary times.

Special words refer to dialects.

Sweet talk means saying good things. It also means kindness.

Sweet and gentle words. "Sweet words and soft words add up".

Nagging about a person's length.

Gossip (1) irrelevant words. (2) gossip. Unfounded satire.

Unfounded satire.

Gossip refers to words that have nothing to do with business; Nonsense.

Gossip: it has nothing to do with business; Break: refers to nagging. Nagging about things that have nothing to do with business

Gossip refers to dissatisfied words; If there is no basis.

Irrelevant words; Extra words.

Saliva, cheeks, nonsense, indecency.

A few words, a few words.

Lewd words, obscene words; Indecent words. Use "obscene words"

Indecent words, contemptuous words; Indecent words.

Word-making refers to making up false words.

7. Look at the pictures and guess the idioms related to words.

Clever tongue like a spring: a tongue like a spring describes rhetoric, eloquence, sophistry and derogatory meaning.

8. What are the idioms with words in the second word of Crazy Guess Idioms?

It's a deal.

Explanation: it's settled in one sentence and will not be changed. Metaphor means keeping your word and never looking back.

Sentence: We have a deal. Don't break your word.

Cold words [y incarnation]

Explanation: Cold words are sarcastic.

Sentence: You are always bad to others, no wonder your popularity will be bad.

talk to oneself

Explanation: soliloquize.

Sentence: My brother always talks to himself in his sleep.

Sweet talk [tiá n yá n mü y incarnation]

Description: Sweet as honey. It's a metaphor for saying nice things to deceive people.

Sentence: Love is not only sweet talk, but also action.

Gossip [xiá n yá n suí y Avatar]

Explanation: ① If you are not satisfied; If there is no basis. (2) It has nothing to do with business.

Sentence: You should ignore all those gossips.

it is self-evident

Explanation: You can understand without speaking. The description is obvious.

Sentence: The purpose of his gift to the director is self-evident.

say frightening things just to cause alarm

Explanation: it is deliberately saying something exaggerated and scary, which makes people feel shocked and shocked.

Sentence making: You always like to scare people with alarmism. What is good for you?

Gossip [y incarnation]

Explanation: if there is no basis. Refers to slanderous words that spread behind your back.

Sentence: These people are always spreading gossip, which is really annoying.

speak rudely

Explanation: Speak rudely.

Sentence: The child is always cursing, so we should discipline him well.

Look at the word [chá yán guān sè]

Interpretation: Observe other people's words or expressions. It's more about feeling other people's minds.

Sentence making: After some observation, he made the final decision.

9. Who knows that idioms with the word "Yan" can be homophonic!

It goes without saying that Wang Gu's words are dangerous and wordless, eloquent and soliloquize. The speaker is innocent, and the speaker refrains from gossiping and is arrogant. He listens to him, listens to him, and his words and deeds will be believed. Say something when you leave. Look at your words. Don't say anything, be outspoken, be outspoken, be eloquent, be righteous, be eloquent, be eloquent. Not far away. I am speechless, I am insincere, and my words and deeds are consistent. Rumors stop at the words of wise men, which are fantastic and endless. I don't need to say anything, I can't say anything, I can't say anything, I can't say a word, I can't care about it. Off-topic Wan Li is well-founded, quiet words violate a thousand words, sweet words are shallow, and words are wide. Chen went to Jing to return to Jinshi's good words, but he didn't say anything. His words were clear and turbid, and his words were wordless, which was not far away. If you don't go far, don't say you don't predict. If it is illegal, the words will not look good. Be careful, be quiet, let the film say that people are dying, say well, but say nothing. As cold as ice, self-evident, you can speak freely. Say something nice, you can confuse people. If you can't speak well, you can speak eloquently. If you talk nonsense, you can talk to a gentleman. A whip, no choice, no choice, no choice, no choice, no choice, no choice, no choice, no choice, no choice, no choice, no choice, no choice, no choice, no choice, no choice, no choice, no choice, no choice. In short, the bad words in Ma's Thousand Words are confusing. In other words, there is nothing to say, three words and four nonsense. You can't say anything, but you can't say anything The main roads in Miao Yan are very sensitive. Speak carefully, sensitively and quickly. A book is not full of words, but it is fat to break a word. Unfortunately, in speaking, people don't waste words, thin lips, mean, mean and extreme. Words are not expensive, words are harsh, words are harsh, and words are insincere. I don't know what to say, I don't care what others say, I don't know what to say, I forget what to say, I just wipe my face, I don't say anything, I want to walk on the road, I want to understate it, I want to break my word, I want to say three things, I want to say one thing, I want to say one thing, I will say one thing, I will say one thing.

Sitting on a tree is not beyond words, lewd, forbearing, ignorant, ignorant Words are inexhaustible, and words are inexhaustible. The text is concise and clear. Those words were not hurtful. Fortunately, the words must be justified. With those whispers, gossip, gossip and rumors, the words are warm, sharp and cold. Bad words, sweet words, wooden words, quiet words, quiet words, quiet words, soft words, soft words, sweet words, bitter words, bad words, good words, shameful words, old words, heavy words, unspeakable words, foul words, Chinese words, outspoken words, or Chinese words, dare to anger, dare to anger. Too many words, too few words, too many words, too many words, too many words, too many words, too many words, too many words, too many words, too many words, too many words, too many words, too many words, too many words, too many words, too many words, too many words.

Clear pronunciation and mellow voice, concise, concise, far-reaching and wonderful. The listener knows nothing, the speaker knows everything, and what he says is polite and confident. The words are still in my ears. The speaker was outspoken. Words are tasteless, inexhaustible, tasteless, silent, self-sufficient, heavy, silent, small, blunt, blunt, blunt. Let's get down to business. Frankly speaking. Frankly speaking. Say it first. Say four words. Say three words from the heart. Swearing. Frankly speaking. Frankly speaking. Speak frankly. Speak frankly. Know small words. Speak frankly. Word-making Word-making Make things rash. Make ugly sentences. Dare to talk seriously. Seriously. Frankly speaking. Frankly speaking. Speak tacitly. Speak tacitly. Speak tacitly. No, words and deeds are inconsistent, words and deeds are inconsistent, words and deeds are consistent, words and deeds are consistent, words and deeds are free, words and deeds are inconsistent, words and deeds are true, words and deeds are reasonable, words and deeds are excessive, words and deeds are far away, words and deeds are far away, words and deeds are far away. If you make a mistake, you make a mistake. If you make a mistake, you make a mistake. If you make a mistake, you make a mistake. If you make a mistake, you make a mistake. If you make a mistake, you make a mistake. If you make a mistake, you make a mistake. It's not right to talk about words, talk big, and talk about class. In a word, drunken words are full of empty words, silent words, biased words, harsh words, slow words, quick words, eloquent words, soft words, gentle words and generous words. Love seems to be very astringent to the speaker's words, and they are borrowed. Don't talk in sequence, don't talk in sequence, don't talk in sequence, don't talk in sequence, don't talk in sequence, don't talk in sequence, don't talk in sequence, don't talk in sequence. Du Kou's words are silent, beautiful, tolerant, eloquent, formal, creative, heavy, silent, heavy, discolored, absurd, recited, respected and respected.

10. Idioms with words

Cold words, come on

It's a deal,

Say it quickly,

Sweet words,

Great,

Talk big,

Very convincing,

Not sincere,

Gossip,

Needless to say,

For himself,

Alarmist,

From the heart,

Golden words and jade words,

Make up,

Gossip,

Be rude,

Speak out loud,

Words can't describe it,

Look at words and deeds,

Be concise,

Words of wisdom,

Talking and laughing,

Good words and deeds,

Don't get bored with words,

Be careful what you say and do,

Get to the point,

Don't be outspoken,

In a word, Jiuding,

Bad words confuse people,

It's a long story,

Talking nonsense,

Do as you say,

A word from a gentleman is a promise,

Take back your words,

Harsh words and harsh eyes,

Speak with righteousness,

Silent,

Speak frankly,

Needless to say,

The name is correct, and what is said is reasonable-completely reasonable within one's jurisdiction.