2. Four-word idioms describe the city, the more the better, the traffic is busy, the moon stars are scarce, the lights are on, and the lights are shining.
First, the vernacular interpretation of traffic: later used to describe the constant traffic between cars and horses, very lively. Source: "Looking at the South of the Yangtze River" word: "It's still like the old garden, and the car is like a dragon."
Dynasty: Southern Tang Author: Li Yu Translation: Just like when I was the monarch of my old country, I often played in Shangyuan, and the car was like running water. Second, the moon and stars are sparse in vernacular interpretation: the moon and stars are sparse, and the bright moon is in the sky, and the stars are sparse, which can describe the night scene of the city.
Metaphor means that one thing can cover up another. Source: "Short Song": "The moon and stars are rare, and blackbirds fly south.
Turn around the tree three times, what branches can you rely on? Dynasty: History of the Three Kingdoms Wei Author: Cao Cao Translation: The bright moon rises, the stars twinkle, and a flock of nesting blackbirds fly south. Fly around the tree three times without breaking your wings. Which branch can you attach to? Third, Deng Hua's first vernacular interpretation: Deng Hua first refers to a beautiful and bright lamp that has just been lit, which is generally used to describe the city scene just after night.
Source: Qinhuai River in the Shadow of Water Lights: "We seem to have seen Ling Bo reflecting the water with China lanterns." Dynasty: modern author: Zhu Ziqing IV. Brightly lit vernacular interpretation: describe the bustling scene of bright lights in the city at night.
Source: "Yu's Ming Yan": "At night, I see the West Lake brightly lit." Dynasty: Ming Author: Feng Menglong V. Interpretation of Thousand Lights in Vernacular: Describing the scene of the city at night.
Source: Wanghe Louxi: Lights everywhere in the city Dynasty: Tang Author: Bai Juyi Translation: Lights everywhere in the city.
3. The four words to describe mountains are beautiful, beautiful rivers and mountains, magnificent mountains and rivers, high mountains and low waters, dangerous mountains and rivers, beautiful scenery, exhausted mountains and rivers, and rain is coming.
The mountains are continuous, towering, with solitary peaks protruding, overlapping mountains, beautiful mountains and rivers, exhausted mountains and rivers, swaying mountains and rivers, wide mountains and rivers, picturesque mountains and rivers, verdant mountains and rivers engulfing them.
As the sun sets, the meat mountain and the well-preserved forest are crowded with people.
Taishan Beidou Taishan won't let the soil attack other mountains and climb the wrong ladder.
The life span of two acres of landslide in Mount Tai is longer than that of the collapse bell in Nanshan.
The mountain is high, the mountain is long, the mountain is high, the mountain is low, and the mountain is beautiful.
Vows of eternal love, mountains and rivers, mountains and trees, mountains and rivers, mountains and rivers, mountains, mountains, seas, mountains, valleys.
The mountains are poor, beautiful, soft, warm and pointed, but not high.
4. Describe the new four-character idioms. There are many new four-character idioms, such as: changing with each passing day, being unconventional, being brand-new, refreshing, and renewing everything.
One: changing with each passing day
1. Description: added: updated; Different: different. It is updated every day and changes every month. Refers to the rapid development or progress, the emergence of new things, new atmosphere.
2. From: Book of Rites University: "New is new, new is new." (Translation: If you can update it every day, you can update it every day and continue to update it every day. )
3. Grammar: combination; As predicate, object and attribute; With praise.
Two: be unconventional
1. Interpretation: Subject: put forward and explain; Different: different, different. Come up with novel ideas to show that you are different.
2. From: South Liu Song Yiqing's "Shi Shuo Xin Yu Literature": "Zhi Daolin used Feng Taichang's * * * language in Baima Temple, which stood out from the crowd because of" Wandering around ". Zhi Daolin talked with Feng Huai, the Taichang in Baima Temple, and then he talked about "free travel". In addition to Guo and Xiang, Zhi Daolin also brilliantly revealed the principles of novels and put forward unique opinions other than celebrities. )
3. Grammar: combination; As subject, predicate and attribute; Describe deliberately different to show yourself.
Three: brand-new [huà n rá n y and x and n]
1. Description: rejuvenation: a bright and bright appearance. Change the old appearance, a brand-new atmosphere appeared.
2. From: Chen's "Water Margin" 11th time: "According to China's statutes, set up a banner and look brand-new." According to the laws and regulations of China, we will make the flag of the ceremony to create a brand-new atmosphere. )
3. Grammar: formal; As predicate and object; With praise.
Four: refreshing [r mù y and x and n]
1. explanation: eyes and ears: refers to what you see and hear. What I saw and heard was completely different from before, which made people feel fresh.
2. From: Tang Bai Juyi's Xiuxiang Mountain Temple: "The color of watching the game, the scenery of Longtan, the spring stone of Xiangshan, the romantic month of Shilou, and the people coming and going are refreshing." The color of the border, the scenery of Longtan, the strange rocks of Xiangshan spring, and the cool breeze and bright moon of Shilou are woven by tourists. Scholars, gentlemen and Buddhist disciples all stretch their minds to overcome their shame. )
3. Grammar: subject-predicate type; As objects and attributes; Include praise
Verb (abbreviation of verb) Vientiane update [Xi]
1. Description: Vientiane: all the sights in the universe; More: change. Things or scenes have changed their appearance and a new atmosphere has emerged.
2. From: Cao Qingxue Qin's Dream of Red Mansions, the seventieth time: "This is early spring, and everything is reviving. It's time to inspire others to stand up. "
3. Grammar: subject-predicate type; As predicate, object and attribute; With praise.
5. Four-character idioms that describe hardness are rock-solid and rock-solid. This metaphor is unshakable.
Stone is as hard as metal and stone. Describe extremely hard or strong.
Heart like a stone, heart like a stone. Metaphor is hard-hearted or very determined. With "the heart is as hard as stone." Firm and unyielding: firm; Zhen: There is moral integrity; Bend over: give in, bow your head. Strong-willed and never give in.
I would rather die than surrender.
Strong and unyielding: strength, force; Qu: yield. * * * pressure can't make it yield. It means firmness and tenacity.
A heart of stone.
Stone is cutting stone: metal and stone are metaphors of the hardest things. Even the stones have been opened. Describe a person's sincere and strong heart and infinite strength.