Lady Yang
[Interpretation] I didn't even do one thing. It means nothing can be done; Describe no achievement.
[Language] Tang Bai Juyi's "Sending Micro at Night": "The hair is not white; Nothing can be done. "
[Pronunciation] Cheng; It can't be pronounced "cénɡ". "
[shape discrimination] things; Can't write "yes".
Nothing, nothing, nothing.
[Antonym] If you succeed, you will work hard and gain a skill.
[Usage] Used as a derogatory term. Can be used for individuals; It can also refer to all people or countries, nationalities and groups. Generally used as a predicate.
Subject-predicate type
Guess the picture has twenty-five words.
V, x: counting unit. Count in five places and ten places. Metaphor narrative from beginning to end, from the source to the book, without omission. Also describes the count number.
[Pinyin]
Yue ·wǔ· incarnation yue Xi
[source]
Shi Ming Nai 'an's "The Water Margin" is the twenty-fifth time: "This woman didn't answer when she heard it, but instead told Wang Po and Ximen Qing everything."
[example]
Police officer Wang finally let Kobayashi tell the story in detail through patient inquiry.
[near meaning]
The original is as clear as water. ...
[antonym]
At sixes and sevens, there is no end, vague, and there is no end.
Du Fu's quatrains, 25-word ancient poems, beautiful mountains and rivers, fragrant spring breeze. Swallows fly in the mud, mandarin ducks sing in the stream, people sleep on the sand (Wang Wei), osmanthus flowers fall, and the night is quiet and the mountains are empty. The birds are startled when the moon rises, and the springs are singing. Look at the picture and guess that an ancient word on the idiom clock is 1000. The answer is: 1000 yuan a minute, 1000 yuan a minute.
Every minute is precious.
yīkèqiān jn
Explain that a moment is worth a thousand dollars. Describe that time is very precious.
The source of Shi's poem "Spring Night" is: "Spring night is worth a thousand dollars in an instant, and the moon is full and cloudy."
Structural subject-predicate form.
Usage is as a compliment. Often used to express the preciousness of time. Generally used as predicate, object and attribute.
Positive sound one; Can't read "y".
Shape recognition and carving; Can't write "gram"
Every second counts for synonyms.
The antonym is like a year
Time is precious to each of us. We must cherish every minute; Study hard; Strive for progress.
From the idiom "put your head down", 25 words are more long-term than doing things. Although you can't get immediate results, you can get more benefits in the future.
Bohemian fetters: restraint. Self-indulgence, unruly, and unrestrained.
Let go: use; Diao: rogue, slick; Search: unreasonable. Refers to the use of a cunning means. It is extremely unreasonable to use it to describe it.
Jean Millet: Drink, drink. Eat and drink soup. Old fingers are impolite.
Singing, drinking and singing: singing loudly; Indulge in drinking: drinking at will, without restraint. Singing and drinking. Describe drinking and having fun.
Let the tiger go back to the mountains. Let the tiger go back to the mountains. Metaphor sent the bad guys back to their lair, leaving a curse.
Release the tiger to defend itself. Release the tiger to defend itself. Metaphor uses bad guys to cause disaster.
Wandering: debauchery; Skull: human body. Refers to the behavior that is not bound by secular etiquette.
Let the cows go to the horses, and let the cows and horses used for fighting eat grass. Metaphor is the end of the war, no more fighting.
Let go of evil luxury: indulgence; Evil: indecent, wrong. Refers to wanton evil.
Let nature take its course, without asking.
Put down the butcher knife and become a Buddha. It is a metaphor that once the wicked realize their crimes and are determined to turn over a new leaf, they can still become good people quickly.
Speak freely: speak freely; Dictation: Make sentences with words. Speak or write freely.
Almighty: The ancients thought that China was surrounded by the sea, so they called the whole country "the four seas"; Accurate: accurate. Metaphor is a universal truth that is universally applicable.
Indulgence: unrestrained. Chi: Running around. Swing: to wander. Running around uncontrollably. Describe not seeking progress, wandering around.
What is the idiom "one word in the sky" in 25 Chinese characters?
Pronunciation hui tiān fáshù
Interpretation of returning to heaven: metaphor is powerful and can transfer an extremely difficult situation; Lack of skill: lack of methods. Metaphor is critical or seriously ill and cannot be saved.
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After the example, the consumption of exploration was overwhelming, and the viscera were splitting. But what's done is done, and there's nothing to do. (Feng Qingqi Peak, "Talking about the Past, Liu Ai Autumn Wind")
25 common idioms 1 Once upon a time: It means "the past is not long." Often misused as "once" and "I don't know when".
2 no learning and no skills: it means "no learning and no talent". Modifiers such as "all day" and "whole month" cannot be added in front of it. "Xue" is a noun and is often mistaken for a verb.
Unreasonable: it means "unable to explain clearly with reason" and is often misused as "incredible".
4 Disagree: it means "think it is incorrect". It is often misused as "indifferent", meaning "don't care" and "don't care".
5 Waiting for the rabbit: a derogatory term, meaning "don't take the initiative to work hard, take chances, hope to get unexpected gains", is often wrongly used to describe the police's wit.
6 Listen to your life: a commendatory term to describe a teacher's earnest teaching. Often misused as a derogatory term.
7 Can't finish reading: "I can't bear to finish reading" to describe the "sadness" of the article. It is often misused to describe a poorly written article.
8 help each other; Respect means helping others and yourself. It is often misused to express one's help to others.
9 idle away one's time: refers to idle away one's time. It is often wrongly used to describe "the years are hard and difficult."
10 people were famous at that time. Often misused as a derogatory term.
1 1 Initiator: refers to the initiator of bad atmosphere. Often misused as a derogatory term.
12 unbearable: a derogatory term, indicating that it can't stand its complexity. It is often misused as "never trying".
13 brain without talent: refers to confession and praise. Often used wrongly to describe "derogatory words", derogatory words.
14 nothing: refers to poverty. Often used wrongly to describe lack of expertise.
15: refers to people who are skilled, handy, error-prone and lack the overall concept.
16 wonderful workmanship: it is often misused to describe the natural landscape to describe people's superb production skills. Similarly, there is "wonderful workmanship".
17 perfect blame: it means that people are required to be perfect and cannot follow the same object. Similarly, there is "indifference".
Turn a deaf ear 18: stop listening and describe being unwilling to listen to others' opinions. It is easy to be mistakenly used to describe a person who is absorbed and unable to listen.
19 Li Xia, Gua Tian: Describe the places that are easy to arouse suspicion. It is easy to be misused to describe rural life.
20 outstanding: describe outstanding, beyond ordinary people. It is easy to be misused to describe a person's character.
2 1 superb: describes superb skills. It is easy to be mistaken for listening to ecstasy.
22. Entering the room: metaphorically speaking, knowledge and skills go from shallow to deep, step by step, and reach a higher level. Easily misused as "entry".
If you sit in the spring breeze: describe a good education. It has nothing to do with the scenery.
To be interrogated in court. It is easy to be misunderstood as "arguing, distinguishing right from wrong".
Respect each other as guests: especially the husband and wife respect and love each other. There is another example of Qi Mei.
26. Take a cursory look at the flowers: it is a metaphor for observing things roughly and emphasizing the process, which is easily confused with "passing by". The latter means to disagree and emphasize the result.
27 teacher selfishness: describe stubbornness and self-righteousness. Easy to misuse as "good at learning, for my use".
28 Relocation: Settle in your hometown and don't want to move to other places casually. Easy to understand, on the contrary.
No punishment for crimes: It is synonymous with "death deserves punishment" to describe the most heinous crimes. It is easy to misunderstand that the crime has not reached the level of being killed.
30 tried and tested: there is no mistake in repeated experiments. Easily misunderstood as "unsuccessful".
3 1 ubiquitous: it means that everything that can be done has been done (used for bad things). Similarly, there is "doing whatever it takes".
Peace of mind: refers to being able to take things in stride as usual when encountering difficulties or setbacks. Similarly, there is "poised".
33 Kan Kan talks about: Describe speaking confidently and calmly. It is easy to be confused with "speaking" (describing speaking tirelessly or speaking beautifully).
No.34 Ai Ai: Describe the population that eats. It's easy to misunderstand and speak hesitatingly.
The two ends of the first mouse: describe indecision or vacillation in the later period. Easily misunderstood as inconsistent behavior.
36 Deliberate: Do everything possible to calculate, derogatory. It is often misunderstood as "doing your best".
Look askance: describe fear and resentment, which is easily misunderstood as respect.
Fall far behind: Metaphor falls far behind. Easy to be confused with "beyond the reach of the whip" (meaning beyond the reach of the power).
Change course: a metaphor for reforming the system or changing principles and policies. Easy to be confused with "changing course" (metaphorically changing direction or practice).
40 unintelligible: I don't know what I'm talking about, which means language barrier or emptiness. It refers to the speaker. It is easy to be misunderstood as "the listener didn't understand".
[Idiom Knowledge 2]: Idioms that are easily confused
1, no, no, no, no.4: When describing people, it refers to people's misconduct.
Neither fish nor fowl: when describing people, it means that people are dressed inappropriately.
2, the fish is mixed with the pearl: the metaphor is fake.
Mixed fish and dragons: a metaphor for bad people and good people mixing together.
3. Magnificent scenery: Describe the variety of things.
Generosity: describe an article or a conversation as rich and continuous.
4. Spring breeze turns into rain: wind and rain suitable for vegetation growth is a metaphor for good education.
Storm in the city: not a storm in nature, but a metaphor for people talking about it once the news comes out.
5, the years: the years.
Extraordinary years: extraordinary years.
6. Kan Kan is talking and laughing: he is confident and leisurely. Great.
Specious: It seems that the reasons described are sufficient and endless. Derogatory.
7, learning to be rich: describe people who read more and learn more.
There are too many books about people.
8, quietly: don't talk, don't show your feelings. Describe a calm attitude.
It doesn't matter: I'm not moved at all, I'm not tempted at all.
9. Looking back: it means catching up or catching up. (mostly used in negative form)
Far behind: metaphor is far behind and can't catch up.
10, closely related: metaphor is closely related.
Close relationship: metaphor is close and like-minded.
1 1, Tang Yang stops boiling: the metaphor method is not thorough and cannot fundamentally solve the problem.
Unplug the plug at the bottom of the barrel: a metaphor for solving the problem fundamentally.
12. Once you start, you can't stop.
Out of control: things are too bad to be remedied.
[Idiom Knowledge 3]: Discrimination of idioms with similar meanings
1 is sensational: the former refers to "deliberately exaggerating or fabricating facts to shock the messenger" and the latter refers to "the incident itself is very surprising and frightening".
Tigers with wings: the former means "making the strong stronger", which is generally used for people or organizations and has positive significance. The latter is a derogatory metaphor of "being an accomplice of the wicked and encouraging their forces".
3 Keeping a Tiger Legacy Keeping a Tiger Legacy: Both can be compared to "appeasing the bad guys and making themselves suffer", but the former can also refer to people's mistakes or wrong ideas.
4 Almighty: The former is a commendatory term, meaning "can do anything"; The latter is a derogatory term that describes "anything bad can be done".
5 meticulous: the former is a commendatory term, meaning "considerate"; The latter is a derogatory term, describing "doing things lawlessly".
6 can't wait: they are all described as "anxious and can't wait". But the former is used to describe that the mood is very urgent, and the latter describes that things are urgent and must be done at once.
7 Make the best use of the situation: both of them have the meaning of "drifting with the flow". But the former is used to praise righteousness, focusing on "guiding it to the right path"; The latter is neutral or derogatory, focusing on "flexibly changing the original idea".
8 Take care of the liver and gallbladder: both of them have the meaning of "frankness". But the former is used to express personal loyalty to the collective, the motherland, the party and the people, while the latter is used to express sincere meeting and frank coexistence between comrades, friends or organizations.
9. Appearance and spirit are harmonious, leaving a strange strange bedfellows: both of them mean "good relationship on the surface, but actually have two hearts". But the former can be used to represent people or things, and it tends to be "centrifugal separation" when used for people; The latter is only used by people, focusing on "each has its own plan."
10 looked at each other: both of them mean "special treatment". But the former is a horizontal comparison, which means treating someone differently; The latter is vertical comparison, which means to get rid of old impressions and look at them with new eyes.
1 1 Looking at plums to quench thirst and painting cakes to satisfy hunger all mean "comforting yourself with fantasy"; However, the former means fantasy but no action, while the latter means action but no solution to the problem.
12: both of them mean "strong in appearance, but empty in substance"; But the former is used in written language and refers to mental state. The latter is often used in spoken language and refers to strength.
13: Both of them have the meaning of "filling the fake with the real". But the former can also mean shoddy, used for people or things, and can also mean modesty. The latter is generally used in things, not to show modesty.
14 is endless: both can mean "pedestrians, chariots, horses and ships come and go frequently". But the former means going in the same direction, and the latter can mean going in different directions.
15 goes up in smoke: all four idioms mean "disappear", but they are applied to different objects, such as "bad feelings or misunderstandings", "things or emotions", "concrete things or thoughts", "hopes and plans" and promises.
16 Turn a blind eye: both words mean "turn a blind eye". But the former focuses on "not paying attention, not paying attention, turning a blind eye, or pretending not to see"; The latter emphasizes "carelessness, negligence" and has the meaning of "often watching", which is deeper.
17 uneven: both refer to "irregular". Used for people, the former refers to different levels, and the latter refers to the essential difference between good people and bad people. Used of things, the former refers to different heights, and the latter refers to a mixture of good things and bad things.
18 has spread like wildfire: both can mean "not spreading quickly", and the latter may also mean that things are suddenly lost for no reason.
19: It's hard to walk. Even the former is generally only used for sick people or the elderly, and the latter can also be used to describe a difficult situation.
Vicissitudes and weather-beaten: both can refer to profound experiences. But the former focuses on "experiencing many changes in the world" and the latter focuses on "experiencing long-term hardships and hardships".
2 1 What you hear, what you see, what you hear, what you hear, what you see: both have the meaning of "listening and seeing". But the former emphasizes seeing with one's own eyes and hearing with one's own ears, highlighting its authenticity. The latter emphasizes frequent seeing and hearing, and is deeply influenced unconsciously.
22 runs counter to each other: both have the meaning of "opposing each other". But the former refers to different directions and opposite purposes; The latter refers to the opposite of human behavior and purpose.
23 unimaginable and incredible: both have the meaning of "unimaginable". But the former is suitable for situations with serious and bad consequences, while the latter is generally suitable for wonderful and profound or incomprehensible things and reasons.
24 nonsense: all mean nonsense. But the former is more semantic, which means making comments, slandering and fabricating facts; The latter has a lighter meaning, which means to speak without thinking and rambling.
Looking for a needle in a haystack and a moon in a haystack: both refer to wasting energy. However, the former means that although the goal is difficult to achieve, it is still possible to achieve it; The latter means that the purpose is completely unattainable, just in vain.
Twenty-five lanterns each write a word to celebrate the day, and play an idiom to celebrate the world.
[Interpretation] Pu: omnipotent; Heaven: the world; Celebrate: Celebrate. The whole world is celebrating.
[Language] Liu Yiqing's "Shi Shuo Xin Yu" in the Southern and Northern Dynasties: "Yuan Di gave birth to a prince; Give gifts to the monarch and his subjects. Yin Hongqiao thanked him:' Prince was born; Celebrate the whole world; I have no honor; All kinds of accusations are exchanged for a thick beard. " "
[Shape discrimination] General; Can't write "gold"
Celebrate one's forehead with one's hand, clap one's hands for joy
Sadness is full of complaints.
[Usage] It is often used to describe what makes the country happy. Generally used as predicate, object and clause.
Subject-predicate type
1949 1 October1day is our day in China.
General jubilation