1, up and down.
Pinyin: Shang xing Xia Xia o ao
Explanation: The people above will learn how to do what they are told to do.
Source: Baihutang Sanjiao
Step 2 do the same thing
Pinyin: rüf máo zh.
Explanation: generally speaking, it refers to doing things according to the existing methods.
Source: Li Qingru's "Mirror Flower Edge"
What idiom means doing?
create/beget/fabricate (sth) out of nothing
It shows that Taoism believes that the material in nature comes from invisible space; It's true that things that don't exist.
Citation interpretation
1, Taoist language. It means that everything is out of thin air.
(1) The text "Laozi": "Everything in the world is born, and everything is born without it." Wang Bi's note: "Starting from scratch. If you want everything, you don't object to anything. "
(2) Wu Yingming's "Dianjiang Lip" divertimento: "Tao has no words and deeds, and takes the essence of heaven and earth, so it only knows itself." There are people who can start from scratch, and yin and yang are often matched in jade furnaces. It's too late to get into the fire. "
2. It means to fabricate something out of thin air.
(1) The fourth chapter of Water Margin: "You are a villain in the backyard of Cai Jiu's magistrate. You can say that the ecliptic is black, setting up a game to harm people and teasing him out of thin air."
(2) "Galvatron Engraving" Volume 38: "A few days off is not human." The most amazing thing is that it is out of thin air and quite refreshing. "
(3) Liang Shaoren's "Autumn Rain II: A Circle Letter": "Someone wrote a word on it ... out of thin air, which makes people laugh."
(4) Scene 1 of Cao Yu's Peking Man: "You make fun of Miss Su out of thin air."
(5) Shi Ming Nai 'an's "Water Margin" back to the 34th chapter, "Three hills in the town make Qingzhou Road, thunder and fire, and walk the rubble yard at night", how can Huarong Road turn its back on the court? Gao Liu this fellow out of thin air, official personal vendetta, drove Huarong Road to a difficult home, difficult to invest, so I took refuge here.
Tell a lie, make trouble.
Antonyms are irrefutable, irrefutable.
What is the idiom you learned from others?
I'm a parrot-do the same thing with the wind. Pronunciation, eastern imitation, or please, adverbial, follow, Handan toddler, return to success. "Structural combination, antonyms are original and effective. You walk fast and I walk fast, imitating or imitating others. Can't follow others ~, follow; There is also imitation in action; Can't write "inflections" or attributes. The source "Zhuangzi Tian Zifang", the master follows the trend, you run and I run; Can't be pronounced as "Z is not u" or "Zhu"; Imitate and follow others. " For example, China's affairs should be handled according to China's affairs, and the master will do it, which is far behind him and unique: "The master will do it. Generally used as a predicate. Metaphor is due to lack of thought. Handan toddler, unique discrimination and "conformity" are synonyms for "lack of insight". This usage is derogatory. ~ not just language. Follow the trend; Follow the trend; Follow the trend. Distinguish between patterns and trends, you walk slowly and I walk slowly. But "conformity" refers to language imitation.
(4) What idiom is "() learning () asking"
Idiom: Good at asking questions.
Study hard, asking questions is studying hard, asking questions if you don't understand is learning well. inside
Said by: Li, The Joy of Reading: Teachers like studious and inquisitive students best.
Example: Wang Hao is diligent and eager to learn. When he encounters a problem, he must get to the bottom of it and make it clear.
Synonyms of studious and curious:
Don't be ashamed to learn from your subordinates.
Asking questions without shame is an idiom in China. The pinyin is bù chǐ xià wèn, which means being modest and eager to learn, and doesn't mind asking people with less knowledge and lower status than themselves.
From: Qing Liu E's Travels of the Old Handicapped: The seventh time, real scholars strive for academic perfection, constantly improve their cognition, and sometimes even feel ashamed to ask questions, and absorb nutrition in all directions.
He is very diligent and often asks the teacher questions without shame.
(4) What idiom do you mean by being an excellent scholar? Extended reading:
The antonym of studious and curious:
1, not enterprising
Don't want to work hard and do nothing.
Said by: Han Han's "Really Love You": Young people should work hard, how can they steal safety and not make progress?
Example: ideological conformism will inevitably lead to no progress in action.
Step 2 be content with the status quo
Being content with the status quo is an idiom of China, pronounced as ā n y à n Zhu, which means getting used to the status quo, unwilling to change and not seeking progress.
From: * * * "On the Party": "Other comrades are tired of work, old-fashioned and content with the status quo."
Example: On Sister Feng, chapter 1 1: "This dream is related to the reality of my life that I am not satisfied with the status quo and unable to change it.
What is the significance and value of learning idioms?
The concept of "idiom" is unique to the Chinese nation. It embodies the essence of thousands of years of civilization in China, and is also a masterpiece of modern Chinese vocabulary. Learning idioms is of great significance in many ways. I am teaching children to learn idioms in life (see my post "What can parents do for their children? ), this paper introduces the ten values of idiom learning. But its main value is embodied in accumulating vocabulary, learning Chinese, learning composition and learning classical Chinese.
We can make a rough calculation: if children start learning idioms at the age of four or five, even if they only learn one idiom every day on average, they will probably master 3000 idioms by the time they graduate from primary school. This is an amazing number, far exceeding the level of an ordinary college student's idiom mastery. Even if you study for two or three years, you can accumulate about 1000 idioms, which is also very valuable.
It is really important to learn idioms well. I know this all too well. It can be said that I read an idiom dictionary in high school and learned idioms, which really influenced my life. At that time, for the college entrance examination, I bought a small dictionary of idioms (there were few kinds of idioms at that time), put it in my pocket, carried it with me, and learned it anytime and anywhere. Including on the way to and from school, don't forget to read a few and recite a few. Later, this little dictionary of idioms became very shabby. It was at that time that I laid the foundation of idioms. It has made great contributions to my vocabulary accumulation, Chinese study, composition study and classical Chinese study. After I graduated from college, when I was a Chinese teacher and an editor of a publishing house, its role was still visible. Later, when I became a father, its value was reflected in my education for children. When the first batch of family education instructors in Zhejiang Province graduated from training, I wrote a paper entitled "Moistening things quietly-teaching children to learn idioms in life". Later, I set up an idiom game class in a primary school student's trusteeship tutoring class and summer camp (see "Revealing the Teaching Plan of an Idiom Game Class") to teach children to learn idioms happily in the game. Students who have participated in this course have significantly improved their idiom accumulation. In the trusteeship class, there is a girl in grade three, who has excellent grades in Chinese, mathematics and English. In the Chinese exam, she did most of the lyrics of idioms, or she didn't know them at all. But let the second-year students in our idiom class do it, and most of them have done it. The gap is too obvious. Learning and not learning are just different.
I was going to start a class this semester to learn ancient poems and idioms. Later, after listening to the parents' opinions, I gave up this plan and divided the content into composition class and reading class in order not to make the children bear too much burden on weekends. Teach children to learn two idioms in each composition class and reading class. Children are usually required to learn an idiom at home every day. The implementation of this plan is of great significance to children. Therefore, many children have established the awareness of learning idioms, gradually formed the habit of accumulating idioms, learned effective methods of learning idioms, and learned to take study notes. Several students still insist on learning an idiom every day.
[6] What is the idiom "doing a problem"?
Make a mountain out of a molehill [xi m: [xi m: o t í d à zuo].
Basic explanation
It refers to making a big article from a small topic. Metaphor is to treat minor matters as major events and have the right to deliberately exaggerate.
tidy
Cong Yu Ji: "Cheng was brought into Beijing; Want to stretch forward; Every time, it was gradually blocked by Fan Mu; It's hard to go; Debate with Cheng Sui; Make a mountain out of a molehill "
(7) What are useful idioms?
Apply what you have learned,
Learning is useless,
Use what you haven't learned,
Apply what you have learned,
Study hard and train hard
Being learned to make idioms according to some ready-made appearances.
Idiom: parrot talks.
What is the idiom that refers to working and studying tirelessly?
Diligently plagiarize
Pronunciation: zρzρbρjuàn
Interpretation: Diligence: Diligence. Refers to hard work or study. Usually refers to a teacher or student who works or studies tirelessly.
Usage: as predicate and adverbial; Refers to diligence; With praise.
Source: Biography of the Three Kingdoms Shu Shu Xiang Lang: "I am more committed to classics and tireless". "
Distinguish sounds: work hard and pronounce "z and z" instead of "zǐ zǐ"; No, the pinyin is "Bü", and the oral tone sandhi is "bü".
Body identification: be diligent, pay attention to writing, and prevent writing mistakes.
Synonyms: Diligence, forgetting to eat or sleep, being hungry for food, being diligent, studious, day and night, dripping water wears away the stone, persistent, devoted, diligent, endless, eating and drinking, never letting go of books [1], rope saw.
Antonym: idle, careless, idle.