A collection of four-character idioms ending in Braille

1. A complete collection of idioms with four-character idioms starting with dot

Only idioms starting with dot

Midas touch: Metaphor when revising an article, slightly changing the original text will turn it into gold. Make it great.

Nodding and bowing: a metaphor for false respect or excessive politeness.

Midas touch: There is no magic trick to turn iron into gold. There is no best way to raise money and solve poverty. Same as "the golden touch is useless".

Midas touch: Used as a metaphor to change a good article into something bad. It is also a metaphor for doing something bad. Same as "turning gold into iron".

Turning stones into gold: Refers to the magic of turning stones into gold with the touch of a finger. Same as "turning iron into gold".

To point one's hands and feet: to describe the use of gestures while speaking. It is mostly used to describe speaking without restraint, or giving guidance or criticism rashly.

Flawless: The description is very thoughtful and rigorous, without any mistakes or loopholes.

Nodding in understanding: ①Describes being clever and obedient. ② Express approval and approval.

Nodding and smacking the lips: expressing agreement and appreciation.

Touch the chest to wash the eyes: It means to wash away the mundane world and make people suddenly clear.

Pointing at one's feet: describing the use of gestures when speaking. It is mostly used to describe speaking without restraint, or giving guidance or criticism rashly. Same as "pointing one's hands and picking one's feet".

Dotting paper: refers to stamping and signing on a contract or confession.

Fingerprinting: Refers to fingerprinting and signing on a contract document or confession.

Pointing hands and gesticulating: describing the use of gestures when speaking. It is mostly used to describe speaking without restraint, or giving guidance or criticism rashly.

Pointing and gesticulating: describes the use of gestures when speaking. It is mostly used to describe speaking without restraint, or giving guidance or criticism rashly. Same as "pointing fingers". 2. The four-character idioms in the idioms contain points

The text does not add points,

Midas turns into gold,

The finishing touch,

A dragonfly touches water,

A point makes a difference,

There is no ink on the chest,

The finishing touch,

An acquaintance with a nod,

The stars A little bit,

A little bit of mandarin duck,

Fanning the flames,

Nodding a stubborn stone,

Turning iron into gold,

Spots and spots,

Qi Yan nine o'clock,

Bit by bit,

Nodding and bending,

Zhu Yi nodded,

A red stove lights up the snow,

A fan blows the fire,

A star and a half,

A thousand bits of mud and gold,

A splash of water No leakage,

Painting a dragon and lighting up the sky,

Burning furnace and lighting up the snow,

Gold and jade,

A little bit of harmony,

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Blue fly point element,

The feet do not touch the ground. 3. Four-character idioms starting with the word "为"

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To use violence to change violence: to use; to change, to replace; to be violent: to be cruel. Replace brutal force with brutal force. It means that the ruler has changed, but the tyrannical rule has not changed.

To attract flies with ice. Use ice cubes to attract flies. Metaphor that things must be difficult to achieve.

Using words to harm the meaning is to misunderstand or misinterpret the author's original intention due to rigidity in the meaning of words.

Repay kindness with kindness Virtue: favor. Repay a favor with a favor.

Repaying evil with kindness Virtue: favor. Resentment: hatred. Don't bear grudges against others, but give them benefits instead.

Fight poison with poison. Attack: cure. A term used in traditional Chinese medicine to refer to the use of toxic drugs to treat malignant diseases such as malignant sores. It is a metaphor for using the contradiction of bad things to oppose bad things or benefits.

Throw eggs with 竫: 竫: whetstone. Use the whetstone to break the egg. It is a metaphor that if the strong attacks the weak, the victory will be certain.

To pass on falsehoods means: take, hold; falsehoods: fallacy. It refers to spreading out incorrect words again and again, making them more and more wrong.

Replace your eyes with your ears. Replace what you hear with your own eyes. It means not to investigate and understand personally, but to just listen to what others say.

Use offense as defense. Use offense as a means of defense.

The past is not the present. Fei: criticize, deny. Use historical stories to attack current politics.

To observe the after-effects After-effects: the effects in the future. Refers to giving the criminal a lighter punishment and then looking at his future behavior.

Use crowns to supplement shoes. Crown: hat; shoes: shoes. Use a hat to mend shoes. It is a metaphor for matching valuable things with cheap things.

Peering into the sky with a tube Guan: Bamboo tube; Peeping: Looking through a small hole or gap. Look at the sky through the hole in the bamboo pipe. It is a metaphor for being narrow-minded or one-sided.

Treat words of advice as ear plugs. It is a metaphor for not listening to other people's advice.

Fight fire with fire. Fight fire with fire. It is a metaphor for incorrect working methods, which is not only unhelpful, but also harmful.

To judge others by oneself: to guess, to speculate. Use your own thoughts (mostly bad ones) to guess others.

Use simplicity to control complexity. Use simple and straightforward methods to deal with complicated things.

To warn others and to imitate others. To warn: to make people alert and not make mistakes; to imitate: to imitate, to imitate; especially: to make mistakes. It refers to dealing with a bad person or a bad thing, and is used to warn those who learn to do bad things.

To sober up with wine. Ni: Drunk and delirious. Use wine to relieve hangover. Metaphor of using harmful methods to rescue emergencies 4. Four-character words or idioms starting with the word "Quan"

"Quan Bi returns to Zhao" originally means that Lin Xiangru returned the Heshi Bi from Qin to Zhao in good condition.

The latter is a metaphor for returning the original thing to the person intact. Same as "the perfect jade returns to Zhao".

Blessings are far away and disasters are far away: avoid. In the old days, when I was proud of being an official, I retired in time to avoid the trouble of intrigues in the officialdom and preserve my vested interests.

It is a metaphor for preserving the happiness you have gained and avoiding disasters. Discard all the efforts: effect, merit; abandon: throw away.

All functions are lost. The national chess game refers to the comprehensive arrangements and mutual cooperation among all departments across the country under the unified leadership of the central government.

A family photo, a family photo, or a meaty chowder. Describe all gathering.

The entire army was destroyed. The entire army was wiped out. Metaphor that something completely failed.

The entire army was wiped out. The entire army was wiped out. Metaphor that something completely failed.

Total annihilation The entire army was wiped out. Metaphor that something completely failed.

The entire army was wiped out. The entire army was wiped out. Metaphor that something completely failed.

Have the overall situation in mind and know all the moves in the game. Metaphor knows the whole situation very well.

A general practitioner refers to a person whose parents, spouse, and children are all alive. All the people are soldiers means that all the people who can participate in the battle are armed and ready to annihilate the invading enemy at any time.

Go all out: Go. Put all your strength into it.

Almighty, omniscient, omniscient, omnipotent. Same as "all-wise and all-powerful".

Go all out: Go. Put all your strength into it.

Everything was told, even the plates were brought out. Tell all the metaphors without reservation.

Protecting one’s wife with all one’s body is a metaphor for only caring about one’s own body and protecting the safety of one’s family members. All its leaders should save their heads and lives.

All lions fight rabbits: fight. Describes using great power to attack weak targets.

To give one's full attention: to concentrate.

All the energy is concentrated on one point.

Describes a high degree of concentration. Absorption describes a high level of concentration.

Same as "concentrate". Undivided attention means giving undivided attention.

Quan Shou Quan Gui's feudal ethics believe that a person's body comes from his parents, and he should be clean and self-loving throughout his life, so that his body, which has not been insulted or damaged, can return to the way it was when his parents gave birth to him or her. All beginning, all end, complete: complete, complete; end: end.

Perfect from start to finish. Describes working seriously and from beginning to end.

Concentrate all your energy. Protect yourself from harm throughout your body and stay away from harm.

The whole body avoids harm and encourages itself to stay away from harm. To be completely without scruples means to act recklessly without any scruples or fears.

To be completely inhumane means to have no humanity at all. To be totally heartless means to be shameless.

Put all your energy into it wholeheartedly and hold nothing back. Omniscient, omnipotent, omniscient, omnipotent.

All-wise, all-powerful, all-knowing, all-powerful. 5. A collection of idioms with fewer characters

There are only two four-character idioms that start with the character "人" and end with the character "人" - "there are many people but few Que", "sparsely populated".

1. "There are many people but few Que"

rén duō què shǎo

Explanation: There are many people seeking official positions but few vacancies. Que, in the old days, refers to the vacancies in official positions.

2. Sparsely populated

rén yān xī shǎo

Explanation of the population: refers to the residents. Refers to the few residents

Source: Ming Dynasty Anonymous's "The Romance of the Generals of the Yang Family", Volume 4: "Here and there, everything is Changyuan The deep valley is sparsely populated. Go to the village to find out where you can stay overnight and go to the mountains tomorrow morning."

Idioms with subject-predicate structure

Used as predicates and attributives; refer to population density Low

Synonym: desolate

Antonym: densely populated

Example: Chapter 4 of Li Yingru's "Wild Fire, Spring Wind Fighting the Ancient City": "Passing through cigarette factories, slaughterhouses, poor houses, etc. Uneven and disorderly buildings have arrived in sparsely populated suburbs." 6. Idioms Collection with Less Braille

There are only two four-character idioms that start with the character "人" and end with the character "人" - there are many people but few buildings, sparsely populated. 1. There are many people, Que, few people, duō què shǎo. Explanation: There are many people seeking official positions but few vacancies. Que, in the old days, refers to the vacancies in official positions. 2. Sparsely populated. Ren yān xī shǎo. Explanation: People: refers to households. Refers to the few households. Source: Ming·Anonymous "Yang Family" Volume 4 of "Jiang Yan Yi": "We are going to a deep valley with few people. Go to the village to find out where you can spend the night and go to the mountains tomorrow morning." Idioms in the subject-predicate form are used as predicates and attributives; they refer to population density. Low synonym: deserted antonym: densely populated Example sentence: Chapter 4 of Li Yingru's "Wild Fire and Spring Breeze Fighting the Ancient City": "After passing through cigarette factories, slaughterhouses, poor people's houses and other uneven and chaotic buildings, we arrived at sparsely populated suburbs."