Description: Describe a hard and fierce battle.
Sentence: The whole class of soldiers bravely charged ahead and rushed down the mountain to fight the enemy to the end.
Usage: more formal; As predicate and attribute; Include praise
2. Bathing virtue
Pronunciation: z m4z m 4 o sh ē n y é dé e
Interpretation: cultivate the body and mind to make it pure and innocent.
Source: Kong Ying Da's book: "Taking a bath means that you can take a bath and clean your body." To bathe in virtue is to bathe in virtue and self-purification. "It means to cultivate body and mind and make it noble.
Cultivate one's morality, because it can clean one's body and keep it clean. Bathing kindness, yes, bathing virtue is self-purification. "Cultivate body and mind, let him noble and pure.
3. Bathe in the moonlight
Pronunciation: mü rü yü yuè
Interpretation: refers to being nourished by the brilliance of the sun and the moon.
Source: the forty-ninth chapter of "Flower and Moon Traces": "Bathing in the sun and bathing in the moon is clear. Take off the world, the sky is high and wide. "
Bathing in the sun and the moon is clear. Take off your shoes. The world is vast.
4. Make-up Bath Day
Pronunciation: b incarnation
Interpretation: Here are two fairy tales, The goddess patching the sky and He bathed in sunshine. Later used to describe people's ability to overcome nature. It also describes great achievements.
Source: Song History? Biography of Zhao Ding: "You have the power to mend the sky and bathe, and your majesty has the oath to take mountains and rivers. The monarch and his subjects thought that there was no difference between ancient and modern times. "
Wang Jun has the power to mend the sky and bathe for a day, and your majesty has the oath to build mountains and draw water from rivers. You and I both believe that there is no difference between ancient and modern times.
5, three troubles and three baths
Pronunciation: sān xìn sān yù
Interpretation: Repeated incense bathing. Show courtesy and respect to others. Take a bath, or take a "bath".
Source: Zhao Wei Note: "It is troublesome to paint your body with incense, or it is' fumigation'."
When you paint yourself with spices, it is blood and some "smoke".
2. What is the word "bathing"? Fighting bloody battles, three baths and three disasters, sun and moon baths, and day baths.
First, fight bloody battles.
Pronunciation: [yü xufè n zhà n]
Interpretation: describe the tenacious desperate battle.
Source: Chapter 6 of Du Pengcheng's "Defending Yan 'an": "Soldiers fought bloody battles or marched hastily in these fifteen days and nights. "
Two, three baths and three troubles
Pronunciation: [sān yù sān xìn]
Interpretation: worry: smear the body with incense. Take a shower many times and apply spices all over your body. This is the courtesy that China respected people very much in ancient times.
Source: Mandarin Chyi Yu: "Compared with it, it is three troubles and three baths. Huan Gong defected to the suburbs and sat down with him and asked him. "
When Qi Huangong arrived in Qi State, he took many baths and applied spices to his body many times. Meet him outside the city in person and sit down with him to talk about world affairs.
Third, bathe in the moonlight.
Pronunciation: [mü yü yuè]
Interpretation: refers to being nourished by the brilliance of the sun and the moon.
Origin: Legend has it that there is a book of gold, bamboo and jade, and there is a text saying: "Zhu Rong sends his English in succession and bathes the sun and the moon."
Zhu Rong makes sparks bloom, just like a treasure, emitting the brilliance of the sun and the moon.
Fourth, make-up bath day.
Pronunciation: [bǔtiān yüri]
Interpretation: The goddess patching the sky (wā) and Xi(xρ) and the myth of bathing in the sun are recorded in Huainanzi Lanmingxun and Shanhaijing Huangda Nanjing respectively. Later, these two myths were combined into a "mending the sky and bathing day", which means that people have the ambition and ability to overcome nature, or describe great achievements.
Source: Biography of Zhao Ding in the Song Dynasty: "You have the power to make up the bath day."
Zhao Ding's contribution is comparable to that of the goddess of mending heaven and xi He bathed in sunshine.
Five, bathing virtue
Pronunciation: [z m: o sh n y ü dé]
Interpretation: cultivate the body and mind to make it pure and innocent.
Source: The Book of Rites Confucianism by Dai Sheng in the Western Han Dynasty: "Confucianism has a bath and a bath."
Translation of vernacular Chinese: The so-called Confucian scholars are people who cultivate their body and mind and make them pure and innocent.
3. Take a bath and play a four-word idiom: one is clear and the other is white.
Pinyin: y and q and ng è r bá i
Explanation: The metaphor is innocent. The metaphor is also very clear.
Source: Mao Dun's "The Remains of Robbery" IV: "You still don't believe me? I have been here for half a year and I have always been very clear. " Zhou Libo's "The Storm" Part I, the seventh sentence: "My surname Han's bridge is a bridge, and the road is a road, which is clear. I am afraid that no one will come to me. "
For example, we only think that God remembers everything in his head every day. Unexpectedly, it is these poor men who remember good and evil for us. Karma is so fast!
Pinyin code: yqeb
Synonym: spotless, clear, black and white.
Antonym: it's dark, it's a mess, and flowers are seen in the fog.
Usage: as predicate, attribute and complement; innocence
English: spotless
4. The four-word war idiom "Back to the city". Fight to the death with the enemy at your own doorstep. Refers to the final battle that decides life and death.
Fight side by side, cooperate closely and fight together. Metaphor is unity and cooperation to complete a task together.
The last stop is back water: back water means there is no retreat. Metaphor and the enemy do or die.
An undeclared war means a surprise attack without declaring war.
Fierce fighting means that war is dangerous and terrible.
A hundred battles are defeated, which means that every battle will be defeated.
After many battles, I was not in danger. Describe being good at fighting.
Win every battle. Describe invincible.
Collapse without fighting: rout. Collapse without fighting. Describe no fighting capacity.
Winning every battle, describing people as brave and good at fighting.
Stop or end the war.
Rushing to fight is rushing to respond unprepared.
Wheels take turns fighting with more people than the other side, making the other side fail because of fatigue.
There was no just war in the Spring and Autumn Period. It also refers to an unjust war.
Short soldiers fighting short soldiers: short weapons such as swords; Fo: engaged. Refers to close combat. Metaphor is a fierce struggle face to face.
Break your hair, please break it: cut it off. Cut off your hair and ask for a fight. In the past, soldiers were eager to go out and had high morale.
Tremble with fear: fear, fear; Fight: tremble. Describe being very scared.
The fighting spirit was scared and trembled. Describe being very scared.
Trembling with fear; Tremble. Describe extreme fear.
Panic and panic describe being very scared.
The crime of shaking one's heart and hands in fear is to attack the city in the field. One person fights, one person fights, one person fights, one person fights, one person fights, attacks all, attacks all, invincible, bloody battle, invincible, invincible, invincible, invincible, invincible, invincible, invincible. If you win the war, you will be invincible. It is also a metaphor for success in everything. War is not rotation: turning. Heel: Heel. Don't look back when fighting. Describe going forward bravely. The war described the frequent and fierce fighting. Tremble with fear: a look of fear; Caution: Cautious eyes. Describe the appearance of being very afraid and trembling. Also describes the appearance of caution. Trembling: a look of fear; Chopsticks. I was so scared that I dropped all my chopsticks. Describe the strategy and tactics that scare the normal state, generally referring to the strategy that guides or determines the overall situation, the specific deployment of operations and the strategy of defeating the enemy. If you attack and lose, you can win, and if you attack, you can take it. Describe invincible. Struggle between heaven and earth: generally refers to struggle. Describe the heroic spirit of conquering and transforming nature. There is no invincible war, and there is no invincible war. Describe it as powerful and can overcome everything. Invincible and powerful, can overcome everything. It is also a metaphor for success in everything. Invincible invincible invincible invincible invincible invincible invincible invincible invincible invincible invincible. Or metaphorically, you can succeed at anything. Invincible invincible invincible invincible invincible invincible invincible invincible invincible. Or metaphorically, you can succeed at anything. The person who started the war. Refers to people who profit from inciting war. Be wary of war and afraid of appearance. Tremble with fear: a look of fear; Caution: Cautious eyes. Describe the appearance of being very afraid and trembling. Also describes the appearance of caution. Trembling and fighting: the appearance of fear; Chestnut: quivering, quivering. Be cautious because of fear. Body trembling caused by excitement or fear.
5. What are the four-character idioms with the word "war"? They are: the last battle, invincible, conquering the north, invincible, invincible, brave, fearful, invincible, battle-hardened, desperate, fearful and bloody.
First, it can be used for fighting.
Interpretation: describe him as experienced and good at fighting.
From: Ming Luo Guan Zhong's Romance of the Three Kingdoms: "There are more than 12,000 people who are resourceful and can be used to fighting."
Second, the last battle.
Interpretation: backwater: backwater is no way out. Metaphor and the enemy do or die.
From: Reasons "Mountains and Plains": Frustration also has duality. It can put people to death, or it can put people to death and be born later. He only has one last shot.
Third, success or death.
Interpretation: decision: decision; Death: despair. Fight to the death with the enemy.
Said by: Ming Luo Guan Zhong's Romance of the Three Kingdoms, Chapter 33: "In the future, pioneer the people, drive the army, and fight to the death with Cao Cao."
Fourth, invincible.
Interpretation: description is extremely powerful and can overcome everything. It is also a metaphor for success in everything.
From: Feng Ming Menglong's History of the Eastern Zhou Dynasty Chapter 19: Since the late king, Chu soldiers have been invincible.
Five, invincible
Interpretation: After many battles, it is not dangerous. Describe being good at fighting.
From: The Spring and Autumn Sun Tzu's "Seeking Attack": "Know yourself and know yourself, and you will win every battle."