Spread exaggerated stories and malicious gossip
The explanation of gossip is slander; Cockroach, a harmful flying insect. Synonyms "gossip" and "gossip" appear in Qing Pu Songling's Strange Tales from a Lonely Studio and Feng Sanniang: "It's unbearable to spread rumors and cause trouble."
What do the following idioms mean?
Sentient beings: numerous: more descriptions; Sentient beings: originally refers to sentient beings, and later refers to many people. Originally refers to all living things in the world. The latter refers to a large group of ignorant people.
Do not hesitate to teach: stingy: stingy; Give: reward; Teach: teach, teach. Don't hesitate to give your own opinion and hope to give guidance. Kind words ask for help.
Xialiba people: originally refers to a song popular in Chu State during the Warring States Period. Metaphor is popular literature and art.
Nonsense: Jue: its, its; Word: word, word. The original meaning is to talk big or talk nonsense. Now used to refer to speaking loudly.
Create new faces: new faces: new faces. The original intention is that the portrait of the protagonist of Lingyange has faded, and it only appears fresh after being redrawn by General Cao. Metaphor creates a new form or situation.
There is no dot in the text: dot: draw a dot to indicate deletion. The article is written in one go and needs no revision. Describe quick thinking and skillful writing skills.
Waiting rabbits: plants: roots exposed to the ground. The original metaphor is luck that you want to succeed without hard work. Now it is also a metaphor for sticking to a narrow experience and not knowing how to change it.
Possessed: shin: calf; Go: Run. You can run without legs. Metaphor means that things spread quickly without going on.
I don't know what to say: Yun: Say. I don't know what that is. It is puzzling to describe the content of the speech.
Pull the banner to be a tiger skin: a metaphor for scaring and deceiving the people under the banner of revolution.
After the spring rain, bamboo shoots suddenly grew a lot. Metaphor things emerge quickly and in large quantities.
As we all know: monument: refers to the monument of merit. Everyone's mouth is a living monument. Metaphor everyone praises.
Amazing: exclamation: appreciation; Guanzhi: It's enough to see here. It means to praise what you see to the extreme.
Countless: pull: pull. It's hard to count when you pull out your hair. There are countless crimes to describe.
Feng He: Tigers pounce: Fighting tigers with empty hands; Feng He: Wade across the river. Metaphor is foolhardy and reckless.
Confusion: it means that it is difficult to distinguish male rabbits from female rabbits. Things are so complicated that it is difficult to distinguish them clearly.
Heartache: headache. Describe hate to the extreme.
Everywhere: As long as you bend your head to pick it up, it is everywhere. A lot of descriptions, easy to get.
Have answers: the original meaning of painting bamboo is to have an image of bamboo in your heart. After metaphor has made up his mind before doing things.
Hot: It feels very hot. The metaphor is powerful and arrogant, which makes people afraid to approach.
Do everything: nothing is not done. Do all kinds of bad things.
Endless: absolutely: broken; Wisp: thin thread. Describe a critical situation or intermittent low voice or breathing.
Get twice the result with half the effort: it means that the work is laborious and the results are small.
Generational: Descendants of the same lineage, faction, and race passed down from generation to generation. It means inseparable intimacy.
Put Zhang's hat on Li's head. Metaphor confuses the object with the fact.
Oral guidance: refers to the oral guidance and inner understanding between master and apprentice.
Can't wait: urgent: urgent. It's too urgent to wait. Describe the urgency.
Be flattered: spoil: spoil. Happy and uneasy because of being loved or appreciated.
Which idiom is Li San's metaphor of being educated and influenced?
As happy as bathing in the spring breeze.
Spell rümüchūn fěng
Interpretation 1, a metaphor for being edified by getting along with noble and knowledgeable people, and still talking to high people, a metaphor for being instructed or influenced. It's like being blown by the spring breeze. The idiom "spring breeze" is no longer the original meaning, but the metaphorical meaning. Now it is often used to mean being taught by a teacher. 2, metaphor immersed in a beautiful environment. Describe a happy and comfortable mood. It has nothing to do with the feeling of "scenery". As if bathed in the warm spring breeze.
Which idiom means poor metaphorical ability and great task?
have great ambition but little talent
zh dàcáI SHS
Sparse interpretation: sloppy and powerless. A person who is ambitious but not talented enough.
The source of "The Biography of Kong Rong in the Later Han Dynasty": "It is difficult to aim at it, but it is unsuccessful, but it is wide-ranging."
Structural combination.
This usage is derogatory. Used to describe people with empty ambitions; Although ambitious; Generally speaking, it is useless to be a predicate, attribute or clause.
Sparse pronunciation; You can't pronounce "sū".
Identify talents; Can't write "materials"; Sparse; Can't write "comb" or "Ryukyu".
Too ambitious to do anything.
The antonym is smart, capable and capable.
Discrimination ~ is different from "high ambition and low heart": ~ focuses on comparing someone's ambition and ability; "Supervised but superior" focuses on comparing someone's requirements and abilities.
Example: He is a man. There are not many real skills.
What is the idiom to describe the influence of educators on the educated?
teach by precept and example
Pronunciation yán chuan shn jio
Interpretation: explain and teach in words; Example: Prove by action. Teach by example. Of behavior playing an exemplary role.
Source "Zhuangzi Heaven": "The meaning of the language is expensive, and the meaning follows. Those who follow the meaning cannot be explained in words. "
What are the metaphors and original meanings of six idioms?
Idiom: The original meaning is literal.
Metaphorical meaning is extended meaning.
Are there any good edifying and educational idioms?
Idiom: Spring breeze melts rain.
Pinyin: y incarnation
Synonym: spring breeze
Use: combined; Make an attribute; Praise is used to praise the teacher for teaching just right.
Description: transformation: metaplasia and cultivation. Refers to wind and rain suitable for vegetation growth. Metaphor is a good edification and education.
Source: Pre-Qin Monk's "Mencius Dedicated": "It seems rainy."
Example: I want to learn more lessons in this spring and rainy environment, but I don't know that I will leave this intoxicating land within one o'clock after joining the party. (Li Yingru Wildfire and Spring Breeze Fighting the Ancient City Chapter 12)
What does the idiom "metaphor confuses things" mean?
Put Zhang's hat on Li's head-blame something on the wrong person.
Put Zhang's hat on Li's head. Metaphor confuses the object with the fact.
confuse right and wrong
Confusion: fuzzy boundaries. Deliberately saying right is wrong, and wrong is right.
What idioms have you used to educate others with your own practical actions?
lead by example
Lead the soldiers to charge.
Take the lead in setting an example