deficit

Traitor's estate/property

Offend the ear

Show off

Drive against the wind

Backlighting

Inverse price

Unfavorable environment/conditions/circumstances

Expectations

adverse current

inn

make one's way up stream

reversed

retrograde motion

Reverse sequence

reversed

Unfilial son

Sanzi

Inverse principle

Inverse operation

Four words

Unfilial unfilial unfilial unfilial unfilial unfilial

That sounds uncomfortable.

Meekly submit to oppression or abuse.

Against reason and heaven

Row against the current/current/against the tide/wind.

Destroy everything

The guards

Contrary to common sense in heaven

Contrary to nature and reason

I hope it helps you!

2. There are four-character idioms with inverted sentences and four-character idioms with inverted sentences:

A good friend who never leaves,

Reverse behavior,

Roll with the punches,

Great transgression,

Advice is hard to listen to,

Never go against your heart,

Contrary to the law,

Against your will,

Seek rebellion, except violence,

Friends who never look back,

Punish evil and promote good,

Suffering,

Shovel against the wind,

Give up disobedience, surrender,

Against nature,

Rebellious ministers,

Bad advice,

Reverse refers to making faces,

Crimes against justice,

Kill the murderer for the inverse,

Adversity and obedience,

Send against one's will,

Take medicine for Sakaguchi,

There is no quarrel,

The last two words, in turn, are four-character idioms.

Interpretation of idioms: anti, anti: abnormal; All right, S: Do something. Violate the rules; The behavior against reason generally refers to the behavior against social moral standards and the direction of the times.

Idiom origin: Sima Qian's Biography of Historical Records and Wu Zixu in the Western Han Dynasty: "You can't travel far in the future, so you do the opposite."

Illegal behavior, improper behavior

Idiom explanation: refers to doing things in violation of the normal way and behaving improperly.

The origin of the idiom: How to solve the current crisis in Jiangsu and Zhejiang: "We know that in order to save the people of Jiangsu and Zhejiang and eradicate the tools of imperialism, the Northern Expeditionary Army must not tolerate the bandits and warlords of this class in Jiangsu and Zhejiang."

4. What are the idioms in which the fourth word is a word? What are the idioms in which the fourth word is a word?

Chewing words,

In black and white,

Ask questions with wine,

Spell and swallow words,

Machine brocade,

Point to the drawing character,

Say a word,

One word,

Three simple words,

It goes without saying that,

In a word,

Keywords literati, hyphenation,

Decorative words,

Insect leaves become words,

Start writing, forget words,

Swearing,

Illiteracy,

Exquisitely printed,

A difficult word,

Concerns about the quality of life began.

Sort out the words,

Split words,

Hong Zhang's giant words,

Buddhism refers to Zen Buddhism, which is accepted only for teachers and disciples to understand the agreement and spread Buddhism.

5. What is the fourth word of the four-character idiom? 1, earth-shaking

Explanation: The world was moved by it. Describe sincere and touching. It is also a metaphor for moving the heartless world. Describe very grievance.

Said by: Liezi Huangdi in the Warring States Period: "A man who believes in his husband can feel things. Moving heaven and earth, feeling ghosts and gods, crossing six rivers, not rebelling, only in danger, into fire and water? "

Interpretation: The most trusted person can touch everything. Those who touch heaven and earth are ghosts and gods, but those who are not rebellious. These shoes are dangerous and have just entered the fire and water.

Grammar: combination; As predicate and attribute; With praise.

2, indomitable spirit

Explanation: The sky is overhead and the ground is under your feet. Describe the image as tall, generous and heroic.

Said by: Yuan Zhen Xiang Jun's The Orphan of Zhao: "I am an indomitable person."

Interpretation: I, Han Jue, am a man with my head in the sky and my feet on the earth.

Grammar: combination; As attribute and complement; Used for people.

Step 3 walk on the ground

Description: shoes: steps. It's like walking on the flat ground. It is a metaphor to engage in an activity very smoothly.

Said by: Zhou Han of Tang Pei: "Because foreigners sell slaves, they are all fourteen or fifteen years old, depending on their looks. Words are good in the water, such as walking on the ground. "

Interpretation: According to foreigners who sell slaves, he is fourteen or fifteen years old and looks very smart. Can talk, very fluent.

4, unstoppable

Explanation: It is everywhere at once. Describe the momentum is very strong.

Source: Modern Jin Jingmai's "Song of Ouyang Hai" chapter: "1In the winter of 949, the snowstorm rushed to the crow's nest."

Grammar: combination; As predicate and attribute; Describe the momentum is very strong.

5. Ice and snow

Description: Describe ice and snow.

From: Qingjiang Shiquan "Chicken Feather Hall": "Ice and snow are like tigers, and naked cryers have no home."

Interpretation: the snow and ice terrain is like a tiger, and there is no place to cry naked.

Grammar: combination; As an attribute or adverbial; Describe the scene of snow and ice everywhere in severe winter.

The fourth word is the idiom "Hangzi". What idioms are there? They go their own way, it never rains but it pours, they do whatever they do, they are resolute, they do whatever they say, it is imperative, they eat, drink and live, they are cautious, they do what they can, they are arbitrary, they do nothing, they are alone, and they are alarmist.

1, go your own way

Explanation: I just don't accept other people's suggestions and stubbornly follow my own subjective ideas.

Said by: Yao's Li Zicheng, Volume 1, Chapter 3: "Although Tianzi and Gao intended to make peace with Lu, they still dared not openly go their own way and made an alliance with Lu at the gates because of their subjects' discussion."

Grammar: subject-predicate type; As predicate and attribute; derogatory sense

2. If you don't sing, it will be a blockbuster.

Explanation: disaster: disaster. Unfortunate things happen one after another.

From: Ye Shengtao's Gain and Loss: "Misfortunes never come singly. That private middle school can't pay wages because it has been repaid by the bank. "

Grammar: subject-predicate type; As an object and clause; Often used with "Happiness doesn't come twice"

Step 3 do it yourself

Explanation: body: individual; Body: experience. Experience it for yourself and try to execute it.

From: "Huai Nan Zi Tong Xun": "The sage is body-oriented."

Saints are experienced by themselves and strive to achieve it.

Grammar: commendatory meaning, generally used as predicate and attribute.

Step 4 be resolute and vigorous

Commentary: Li: Violence. As violent as thunder, as fast as wind. Metaphor is strict and rapid in implementing policies and decrees. It also describes the momentum of violence and quick action.

From: Chapter 33 of Qing Li Garbo's Officialdom in Appearance: "Adjusting the amount today and raising people tomorrow is quite vigorous."

Transfer the case file today, and bring the prisoner tomorrow. It is really a strict and rapid implementation of policies and decrees.

Grammar: combination; As predicate, attribute and adverbial; Include praise

5. Yan Jiayi Xing

Interpretation: Jia and Yi: goodness and beauty. Useful words and actions.

From: Levin's Jade Bead Curtain Volume 1: "This book is called" The Emperor's Picture ",which was written by Zhang in the Ming Dynasty and collected the good words and deeds of sages of all ages."

Grammar: combination; As subject and object; Refers to beneficial speech and noble behavior.