There is no idiom that begins with the word "Fried", but there are only two idioms that contain the word "Fried":
1, indiscriminate bombing
Kunyushan
Interpretation refers to crazy bombing.
From Li Ruobing's Wayaobao An Eternal Lamp: "Planes in the sky are bombarded indiscriminately, and armed demonstrations are launched on the ground."
Structural combination
Used as a predicate; Crazy bombing
Synonym attack
For example, Lu's unforgettable Jingjiang Hutong: "Japanese planes began to bomb indiscriminately."
2. Time bomb
Ding Shi zhi Dan
Explain a bomb that is controlled by a timer and can automatically detonate at a predetermined time. Metaphor potential crisis
Source * * * "The Party's Urgent Tasks on the Organizational Front and the Ideological Front": "They are ambitious political forces and cannot be underestimated. If it is not solved in the party consolidation, it will leave a curse and become a time bomb. "
Formal idioms
Used as subject, object and attribute; Used for unstable factors.
Example: Zhang Ping's choice: "It is undoubtedly a super lethal time bomb, which fell in your home."
2. What idioms begin with the word "fried"?
1. Deceive the deaf and dumb
Pinyin: zhàyàng lóng
Explanation: Play dumb. Stay out of it.
2. Deception and stupidity
Pinyin: zhà ch and bê di ā n
Explanation: It means pretending to be dementia.
3. What are the idioms of headshots?
Find one
bomb savagely
Basic explanation
Crazy bombing.
tidy
Li Ruobing's Wayaobao Eternal Lights: "Planes in the sky are bombarded indiscriminately, and armed demonstrations are launched on the ground."
4. What are the idioms at the beginning of fried words?
Predicate dementia
You Yan is treacherous.
Tricks and intrigues
Take advantage of sth.
Have no connection with ...
Idiom: cheat and pretend to lose.
Pinyin: zhàbàI yang sh
Short spell: zbys
Explain: cheat, pretend: pretend. Pretending to be defeated, attractive.
5. What idioms with fried words are there?
bomb wantonly and inhumanly
Pronunciation: Kuang h notng làn zhà
Interpretation: refers to crazy bombing.
Fried bobcats
Pronunciation: yóu zháhúsún
Idiom explanation: describe people as frivolous and impetuous.
Rarely, these two fried words have different pronunciations.
6. Idioms about fried words
bomb savagely
[definition] refers to crazy bombing.
[Source] Li Ruobing's "Wayaobao, an immortal lamp"
bomb savagely
[definition] refers to crazy bombing.
[Source] Li Ruobing's "Wayaobao, an immortal lamp"
7. What are the idioms of frying?
bomb wantonly and inhumanly
Kunyushan
Interpretation of idioms: refers to crazy bombing.
The origin of the idiom: Wayaobao in Li Ruobing, an eternal answer light: "Planes in the sky are bombarded indiscriminately, and armed demonstrations are launched on the ground."
Traditional idiom: abuse at will.
Simple spelling of idiom: KHLZ
Idiom phonetic notation: ㄨㄤˊㄨㄥㄌˋㄓˋ
Degree of common use: common idioms
Idiom words: four-character idioms
Feeling * * * color: neutral idioms
Idiom usage: indiscriminate bombing as predicate; Crazy bombing.
Idiom structure: combined idioms
Idiom era: contemporary idioms
Synonym: wanton attack
Example of idiom: Lu's unforgettable Jingjiang Hutong: "Japanese planes began to bomb indiscriminately."
8. What four-character idiom was exploded?
only
bomb wantonly and inhumanly
Pronunciation Kuang h notng làn zhà
The definition refers to crazy bombing.
From Wayaobao, Li Ruobing, An Eternal Lamp: "Planes in the sky were bombarded indiscriminately, and armed demonstrations were held on the ground."
9. What are the idioms of frying?
title
bomb wantonly and inhumanly
Pronunciation Kuang h notng làn zhà
The definition is crazy bombing.
From Li Ruobing's Wayaobao An Eternal Lamp: "Planes in the sky are bombarded indiscriminately, and armed demonstrations are launched on the ground."
10. What are the idioms that describe "head shots"?
Indiscriminate bombing, fragmented, bloody, fried lynx, bloody flying around, a torch in Xianyang, a fire to start a prairie fire, a fire of gold, a furnace of fire, and a furnace of fire to burn snow.