Domineering four-character idiom

1. The four powerful words are youth, vigorous, vigorous, ethereal, car-scrapping, flat-air, domineering, eloquent, magnificent, aggressive, burning, swallowing bullfights and mountains and rivers.

1, sharp and unstoppable: sharp: sharp. When: resist.

Describe the courage to go forward, unstoppable. 2, majestic: describe the majestic.

3, fresh car angry: angry: strong momentum. Brand-new car, fat horse.

Describe living a refined and luxurious life. 4, swallowing mountains and rivers: momentum can swallow mountains and rivers.

Describe great courage. 5, self-confidence: said that the reasons are sufficient, and the speech is magnificent.

6, hard disk empty: hard: powerful and powerful statements. Disc: hovering.

Powerful language hovers in the air. Describe the magnificent and vigorous article.

7, deep pockets: gas: momentum. Thick: thick.

Of wealth and extraordinary style. It also means to bully people with a lot of money.

Extended information 1, aggressiveness is an idiom, pronounced Q √ sh √ xi √ xi √ ng √ ng, which means something seriously goes against one's will, or repressed emotional outburst, and refers to the state in which people vent their dissatisfaction with things or people. 2, the momentum is like a bamboo: potential: momentum, strength.

The situation is like chopping bamboo. After several parts of the head are broken, the lower part is separated along the knife. It means winning a battle or a job without obstacles.

3. Swallow the bullfight 1. Describe energetic, high-spirited, and refreshed. 2. Describe great boldness of vision.

3. describe anger, resentment or heroism, and go straight to the sky.

2. What four-word words describe "vigorous and imposing manner" are: 1? Magnificent [q ∑ pá ngbó]1. Explanation: majestic: boundless.

Describe the majestic. 2. From: Qin Mu's Dawn on the Ancient Battlefield: "This is a magnificent page in the modern history of China."

3. Grammar: subject-predicate type; As predicate and attribute; Second, I can carry a tripod [lü né ng g ā ng d ǐ ng]1. Explanation: handling: lifting heavy objects with both hands; Ding: Bronze ware with three legs and two ears. Describe the power is particularly great.

It is also a metaphor for vigorous brushwork. 2. From: "Historical Records Xiang Yu": "Ji (Xiang Yu) is more than eight feet long, can carry a tripod, and is talented."

3. Example: The ancients commented that Hui Yuan painted a cloud: the pen of a tiger, and there was no such monarch for 500 years. ◎ Qing Gu Fu's Life is Magnificent, Mi Fei III. Avalanche [I] 1. Commentary: Push the mountain and pour the sea.

Describe strength and momentum. 2. From: "The Second Year of Zijian Jianwu": "The ancestors rode hundreds of thousands of steps south, and the counties were trapped."

Song Yang Wanli's Disease on June 24th: "At the beginning of the disease, the enemy was quite strong and the avalanche was difficult." This huge tide is irresistible to any diehard forces.

◎ Zou Taofen's "Youth who have worked hard in Qian Qian since the Anti-Japanese War" IV. Swallow mountains and rivers [q ū n sh ā n hé]1. Commentary: momentum can swallow mountains and rivers. Describe great courage.

2. From: Jin Yuan Xu Renjie's "Chasing Han Xin" is the second discount: "Return to Chu and vote for Han, and swallow mountains and rivers. I didn't meet a bosom friend, and I played the piano. "

3. Example: This kind of person does not bow his head and sigh when encountering difficulties, but works hard and aims high. ◎ Yao Xueyin's Li Zicheng, Volume II, Chapter 28, Chapter 5. Destroy decay [cukā lā xi]1. Explanation: Rot, rot: withered grass and rotten wood.

Destroy withered vegetation. It is easy to describe.

It is also a metaphor for destroying the powerful momentum of decadent forces. 2. From: "The Biography of Geng Yan in the Later Han Dynasty": "Return to the sudden ride to attack the public, such as destroying the ear."

"Biography of Jin Shu Gan Zhuo": "If the general's actions in Wuchang are destroyed, he will die." 3. Example: Pick a thin village man to catch up with a punch, hoping to knock down a hard one first, and the rest will be like ~.

Feng Ming magnum "wake up the world" volume 34.

3. Domineering four-word domineering four-word words: turn the tide, stand out from the crowd, swallow mountains and rivers, and be brilliant.

1, to turn the tide is a metaphor to try our best to save the crisis and reverse Gan Kun, turning defeat into victory. From: Feng Jia's Poems on Lingyun Rilou and Two Poems on Villages in the Qing Dynasty In the history of China, the Zunyi Meeting was called the "turning point" of China during the new-democratic revolution.

At the critical moment, he turned the tide and saved the enterprise. 2. Be proud of everything: look at everything with arrogance.

Describing everything as arrogant and not paying attention to anything. From: Lu Xun's On Cultural Deviation in the Grave: If you stand out from the central government without going to school, you will have great self-esteem, cherish yourself and be proud of everything, and it will be natural to consolidate human feelings.

Example: Don't be arrogant and keep a low profile. 3. I am the only one who is originally a Buddhist language, and praising Sakyamuni is the noblest and greatest.

Now it means to think that only oneself is the greatest. Describe extreme arrogance.

From: Yuan Anonymous "The Chain Plan" The first discount: From the perspective of a lonely family, I am the only one. Example: Qin Shihuang likes to be alone.

4. Swallowing mountains and rivers can swallow mountains and rivers. Describe great courage.

Said by: Yao Li Zicheng, Volume 2, Chapter 28: This kind of people do not bow their heads and sigh when they encounter difficulties, but work hard, aim high and swallow mountains and rivers. Example: This poem shows the poet's spirit of swallowing mountains and rivers.

5. Great talent and outstanding talent: excellent intelligence and strategy. Talent, talent.

A strategy. Said by: Lu Xun's "The End of Street Pavilion Essays": "As for people who don't have much money, although they don't think they should be reincarnated and they don't have any talents, they are only prepared to set an example with peace of mind: The repeated" Morning in Shanghai "is one or two of four parts:" I really admire Han Xiong and have great talents, foresight, theory, practice and understanding *?

4. What are the four-character idioms that are particularly domineering? 1. Move mountains and fill the sea [[Yí sh ā n tiá n hi] M I]

Move mountains and fill the sea. Refers to magical power. Now it is more like the great strength and courage of human beings to conquer and transform nature.

The situation is overwhelming.

Potential: momentum, strength. The situation is like chopping bamboo. After several parts of the head are broken, the lower part is separated along the knife. A metaphor for winning again and again, without obstacles.

3. Dominate the sky 【 y and sh ǒ u zh ē ti ā n 】

Cover the sky with one hand. Describe relying on power, playing tricks and deceiving the masses.

4. Nine Days on the Moon 【 Ji Ti ā n l m: n Yu è 】

La: Pick. Go to the highest place in the sky to pick the moon. Often describe lofty sentiments and ambitions.

Step 5 swallow mountains and rivers

Momentum can engulf mountains and rivers. Describe great courage.

6. Keep your word [y and y á n ji ǔ d ǐ ng]

Jiuding: the treasure of ancient China, which is said to have been cast by Yu Xia. A word is worth keeping balance. Describe what you said is very heavy and effective.

7. Completely destroy 【 Heng s m: o qi ā n j ū n 】

Sweep: sweep, sweep. Sweep away a large number of enemy troops like sweeping the floor for a while.