The wrong four-character idioms used in life

1. What other idioms are used incorrectly in life

A tattoo shop on Youyou Road in Urumqi is called "Tianci Liangji", which is homophonic to the idiom "God-given opportunity"; Northwest A clothing store in the underground passage of the road was named "Yi Sheng Yi Shi" using the homophony of "lifetime"; an Internet cafe was named "Yiwangqingshe", but the original idiom should be "a passionate love"...

Yes No need to worry about hemorrhoids (advertisement for hemorrhoid medicine)

Peace of mind in your apartment (advertisement for garden apartment)

Dance when you hear the "machine" (advertisement for dancing machine)

Lead "Fresh" Step (Seafood Advertisement)

"Quick Treatment" Population (Dental Clinic Advertisement)

"Etiquette" Taken for granted (Gift Shop Advertisement) < /p>

Win every step of the way (game advertising)

Wine loses its reputation (wine advertising)

Heaven tastes earthly wine (wine advertising)

< p> There is no danger of having a cup (cup advertisement)

Nine wines return to the land (wine advertisement)

Calcium is unparalleled in the world (calcium tablet advertisement)

Drink Famous (beverage advertisement)

Chicken cannot be lost (roast chicken advertisement)

Toubi Congrong (pen advertisement)

Box Love and Box Reasoning (packaging box advertisement) )

Unique (Leather Advertisement)

Constantly flowing (Clothes Advertisement)

Shares and Money (Stock Market Advertisement)

The best paper (paper product advertisement)

No stomach can’t be cured (stomach medicine advertisement)

Drink with pride (beverage advertisement)

No other Suoqiu (advertisement for locks)

Shiquanshimei (advertisement for Food City)

Jingyiqiujin (advertisement for gold jewelry)

Wash out and look out (washing powder) Advertisement)

Pure as one wishes (washing powder advertisement) 2. Commonly used wrong idioms in life

1 Once upon a time: means "not long ago".

Often misused as "once" and "I don't know when". 2. Unlearned and incompetent: refers to "having no academic ability".

Modifying words such as "all day" and "whole month" cannot be used before it. "Study" is a noun and is often mistaken as a verb.

3 Incomprehensible: refers to "cannot be understood with reason", often misused as "unbelievable". 4 Disapproval: means "do not think it is correct".

Often misused as "indifferent", which means "not taking it to heart" or "it doesn't matter". 5. Sit back and wait: a derogatory term that refers to "not taking the initiative to work hard, taking chances, hoping for unexpected gains", and is often mistakenly used to describe the resourcefulness of police officers.

6. Listen to the teacher’s instructions: a complimentary word, describing the teacher’s earnest teaching. Often misused as a derogatory term.

7 Can’t bear to finish reading: “Can’t bear to finish reading” describes the “sadness” of the article. Often misused to describe poorly written articles.

8 To help others; a word of respect, referring to the help given to others and to oneself. Often misused to express one's help to others.

9 Wasted years: refers to wasted time. Often mistakenly used to describe "times are difficult and difficult."

10 Famous for a while: refers to being very famous at that time. Often misused as a derogatory term.

11 Instigator: refers to the founder of a certain bad trend. Often misused as a derogatory term.

12 Too much trouble: a derogatory term that means one cannot bear the trouble. Often misused as "taking the trouble".

13 Nao Wu Cheng Fu: Refers to being frank, a compliment. Often mistakenly used to describe "derogatory terms", derogatory terms.

14. Having nothing to offer: refers to poverty. Often misused to describe having no special skills.

15. A person with no complete ideas: refers to a person who is highly skilled and handy, but can easily be mistaken for lacking an overall concept. 16 Miraculous craftsmanship: describes a person’s superb craftsmanship, often mistakenly used to describe natural landscapes.

Similar to "ingenuity". 17. Seeking perfection and blaming: refers to demanding perfection from others, and cannot be followed by an object. Similar to this, there is "indifference".

18 Turn a deaf ear: Plug the ears and not listen, describing unwillingness to listen to other people's opinions. Easily misused to describe someone who is absorbed and not listening.

19 Gu Tian Li Xia: Describes a place that easily arouses suspicion. Easily misused to describe pastoral life.

20 Outstanding: describing someone who is very outstanding and beyond ordinary people. Easily misused to describe a person's character.

21 Superb: describes superb skills. Easily misused to describe listening to ecstasy.

22 Entering the hall: a metaphor for learning and skills from shallow to deep, step by step, to reach a higher level. Easily misused as "enter".

23. Like sitting in the spring breeze: describes receiving good education. It has nothing to do with "scenery".

24 Go to court: Be interrogated in court. It is easily misunderstood as "arguing and distinguishing right from wrong."

25 Respect each other as guests: especially refers to husband and wife respecting and loving each other. There is also "raise the case to raise eyebrows".

26 Take a quick look at things: a metaphor for roughly observing things, emphasizing the process, which is easily confused with "glimpsing". The latter refers to being less impressive and emphasizing results.

27 The teacher’s heart is for one’s own use: describes stubbornness and self-righteousness. It is easy to misuse it as "good at learning and drawing lessons for my own use".

28. Peace of mind and relocation: Live in peace in the homeland and do not want to move anywhere else. Easy to understand the opposite.

29. The crime cannot be punished: describes the heinous crime, synonymous with "death is more than deserved". It is easy to misunderstand that the crime does not reach the level of killing.

30 Tried and true: Tried and tested without error. Easily misunderstood as "no success".

31 omnipotent: refers to everything that can be done (used for bad things). Similar to this is "doing everything".

32 An Zhiruotai: Refers to being able to deal with adversities calmly when encountering difficulties or setbacks, as usual. Similar to this is "poised".

33. Talking eloquently: describing speaking confidently and calmly. It is easy to be confused with "talking eloquently" (describing tireless talking or speaking pleasantly).

34 Qiqi Aai: Describes stuttering. It is easy to mistake it for hesitating.

35 Rat at both ends : Describes hesitation or indecision. It is easily misunderstood as inconsistent behavior.

36. Calculation: a derogatory term that is often misunderstood as "exerting effort and effort".

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37 Look sideways: It describes fear and resentment, which can be easily misunderstood as respect. 38 Out of reach: It is a metaphor for being far behind.

It is easy to use it interchangeably with "out of reach" (meaning that the power cannot be reached). 39 Change one's course: a metaphor for reforming a system or changing principles or policies.

Yi is used interchangeably with "change one's course" (a metaphor for changing direction or approach). 40 Unintelligible: I don’t know what is being said. It refers to the language being disordered or empty. It refers to the speaker.

Easily misunderstood as "the listener does not understand". Easy-to-confuse idioms 1. Neither three nor four: When describing people, it mostly refers to their improper conduct.

Nondescript: When describing people, it mostly refers to their inappropriate clothing. 2. A fake thing is passed off as a real thing.

A mixed bag: a metaphor for bad guys and good guys mixed together. 3. Grand view: describes the variety and variety of things.

Elegant: describes articles or conversations that are rich and continuous. 4. Spring breeze turns into rain: wind and rain suitable for the growth of vegetation, a metaphor for good education.

The city is full of storms: It does not refer to the wind and rain in nature, but it is a metaphor that once the news is spread, there will be a lot of discussion everywhere. 5. Wasted years: wasted time and years.

The extraordinary years: extraordinary years. 6. Talking eloquently: describing speaking confidently and calmly.

Complimentary meaning. Plausible: The reason seems to be very sufficient, and it goes on and on.

Derogatory. 7. Learn and be rich: describe people who read a lot and have great knowledge.

There are too many books to describe, but it cannot describe people. 8. Keep calm: don’t speak or show emotion.

Describes a calm attitude. Indifferent: Not moved at all, not moved at all.

9. Looking at someone’s back: It means being able to catch up or compare with someone. (Mostly used in the negative form) Too far behind: a metaphor for being far behind and unable to catch up.

10. Closely related: a metaphor for close relationship. Relatedness: a metaphor for a close relationship and the same interests.

11. Raise the pot to stop the boil: a metaphor for incomplete solutions that cannot fundamentally solve the problem. Drawing fire under the cauldron: a metaphor for solving a problem fundamentally.

12. Once you start, you can’t stop: Once you start, you can’t stop. Out of control: Things are irreversibly bad.

Analysis of synonymous idioms 1: Sensational and appalling: the former refers to "deliberate exaggeration or fabrication of facts to shock", while the latter refers to "the event itself makes people very surprised and frightened". 2. Rutiger adds wings to a tiger: the former means "making the strong stronger" and is generally used for people or organizations with a complimentary meaning.

The latter is a metaphor for "accompanying evil people and encouraging their power", which has a derogatory connotation. 3. The legacy of raising a carbuncle and the legacy of raising a tiger: Both can be used as a metaphor for "allowing bad people to suffer harm to oneself", but the former can also refer to people's mistakes or wrong thinking.

3. What are some idioms with typos in daily life

1. At the entrance of a hotel: "copy" rice

2. At the entrance of a car repair shop: "Push" for tire repair

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4. The entrance of a furniture store: "all"

5. The entrance of a decoration store: "decoration"

6. Lost property advertisement: the "enlightenment" of lost property

7. At the entrance of the installation company: "Press" to install

8. At the entrance of the car wash shop: Wash the car with "wax"

9. In front of the hotel: "He" rice

10. In front of the fruit shop: "Bo" radish

11. Restaurant menu: "Dan" chicken

12. Hardware store sign: "扦" stand

13. Sporting goods store sign: "LAN" ball

14. Fast food restaurant entrance: "Bar" < /p>

15. Farmer’s Market Sign: “Tomato” Eggplant

16. Parking Lot Sign: “Ding” Car Charge

17. Strict Crackdown Propaganda Slogan: “Strictly” "Crackdown

18. A banner at an airport: "Young"

19. A traffic slogan: Overloading and overloading are "extremely" harmful

20. A certain canteen's menu: Fish "Garden"

2. Deliberately written incorrectly (typos in quotation marks)

1. Drug advertising: "cough" cannot be delayed

< p> 2. Mountain bike advertisement: "riding" is endless fun

3. Supplement advertisement: "Turtle" is fine

4. Glasses advertisement: A "brightness" is astonishing

5. Mosquito repellent ads: no “mosquitoes”

6. Scotch tape ads: no substitute for “tape”

7. Internet cafe ads: a “net” "Love is deep

8. Piano advertisement: You have a special liking for "qin", and you fall in love with "qin" at first sight

9. Water heater advertisement: "Bath" according to your heart

< p> 10. Air-conditioning advertisement: No "sweat" for life

11. Clothing store advertisement: "Clothes and hats" refer to people

12. A certain laundry advertisement: "Clothes and clothes" are not House

13. Advertisement of a real estate company: Thousands of "rooms" are available

14. Advertisement of a cake: "cake" rises step by step

15. Stomach Medicine advertisement: One "no" reaches the "stomach"

16. Horse racing advertisement: Enjoy the "riding"

17. Electric iron advertisement: Everything goes smoothly

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18. Fast food restaurant advertisement: "Burning" is better

19. Washing machine advertisement: "Idle" wife and loving mother

20. Hat company advertisement: "Hat" Take people

21. Advertising for curing stone disease: Big "stones" turn into small ones, and small "stones" turn into small ones

22. Printer advertisements: One "click" is worth more than a hundred stories

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23. Paint advertisement: Lustful paint

24. Refrigerator advertisement: Refrigeration Fresh

25. Hemorrhoid medicine advertisement: No worries if you have hemorrhoids

26. Garden Apartment Advertisement: Make peace with your apartment

27. Dancing Machine Advertisement: Dance after hearing the "machine"

28. Seafood Advertisement: Take the "fresh" step

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29. Dental clinic advertisement: "Quick treatment" for the population

30. Gift shop advertisement: "Etiquette" is a given

Copied from the Internet, there are some typos in it.

4. Four-character idioms about mistakes

Intricate,

Intricate,

Scattered,

A combination of circumstances,

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A big mistake,

A big mistake,

A big mistake,

A big mistake ,

Make mistakes,

Make mistakes,

Make mistakes,

Make this big mistake,

The eye cannot see the error,

The coils are in the wrong position,

One is wrong and the other is wrong,

The shoes are staggered,

The steps are staggered,

Drinking from the same cup,

One mistake, a hundred mistakes,

Mistakenly,

Missing it in person,

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Three mistakes and two mistakes,

One mistake in one thought,

Gathering iron to make a mistake,

Pan Intertwined,

Mistakes in busyness,

Mistaken colors and engraved gold,

Intricate reference to each other

Three mistakes and four mistakes,

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One mistake leads to a hundred mistakes,

The chessboard is crossed,

Unjust and false cases,

Yin and Yang are intertwined,

Intricate Change,

scattered high and low,

scattered,

mistakes come out again,

parallel rise and rise,

Interlocking,

Attacking others 5. In daily life, what are the words that are easy to make mistakes in pinyin?

1: Mark the multi-sounding pronunciation of literacy. Here, read "Zhi" The pronunciation of "zhi" (four tones) is pronounced as "shi", which is an incorrect pronunciation; Two: the pronunciation of "fei" is pronounced as "fei" (one tone of fei), which is pronounced as "bandit"; Three: the pronunciation of "jealousy" is pronounced as "ji" "" sound (ji has the second tone), which is pronounced as "ji" and jealousy is an incorrect pronunciation; Four: the latent character "potential" is pronounced as "qian" (the second tone is "qian"), which is pronounced as "qian" and Li is an incorrect pronunciation; Five: there are many characters for "activity" The pronunciation of the polyphonic word kale is "gai" (the fourth tone of "gou"), which is a wrong pronunciation. Blue is an incorrect pronunciation; 7: The word "Lian Leilei" has multiple sounds, and the pronunciation is "Lei" (three tones of "lei"), and "Lei" is an incorrect pronunciation of "Lei"; 8: The word "despicable" is pronounced with the sound of "bi" (three tones of "bi") , the pronunciation of "Bi" is incorrect; 9: The word "Sa" is pronounced as "Sa" (sa has three tones), which is an incorrect pronunciation of "Sa". The pronunciation of "Jin" (jin sound) here is incorrect. For example, "Xian" has only two pronunciations: xiān xiaoshi, fiber (many people pronounce it as "Qianxi"), which is a wrong pronunciation. (of) qiàn tracker Xinxin student shēn, should not pronounce "Xin". In daily life, there are some Chinese characters that are often mispronounced. These characters are very common. They are not uncommon characters. Almost everyone knows them, but they are easily mispronounced. .Some people pronounce the four tones wrong, some pronounce the polyphonic characters wrong, and some pronounce the white characters. Some people may say that they have become accustomed to it, so it is better to make it a convention. Some people will also say that it is awkward to read it according to the standard. There are no rules. Fangyuan. I think it is better to pronounce it according to the standard pronunciation of Mandarin. According to the probability of mispronunciation, I made a statistics and ranking for them. 1. Shi: shì (four tones), often pronounced as shǐ (three tones) .Classroom, office, three rooms and one living room, bedroom, etc. 2. Zhao: zhào (four tones), except for "Xinwen Lianbo", it is almost all pronounced as zhāo (one tone). To convene, to call, etc. 3 , atmosphere: fēn (one tone), in most cases, is pronounced as fèn (fourth tone). Atmosphere, atmosphere, etc. 4. Ji: jǐn (three tone), such as: as much as possible, as soon as possible, although, as soon as possible, these four The word "end" in the word must be pronounced three times. Of course, there is also jìn (four tones), which is used more than jǐn (three tones), such as: try your best, do your best, do your duty, do your best, be loyal, do your best, commit suicide, etc. 5. Qian: qián (second tone), often pronounced as qiǎn (third tone), such as: potential, latent, hidden, absconded, subconscious, etc.

6. Ka: qiǎ, often mispronounced as kǎ, such as: checkpoint, stuck neck, stuck, stuck, etc. The pronunciation of kǎ is an authentic transliteration of a foreign language, which has no actual meaning and is only used to translate vocabulary, such as : Truck, card, calorie, go-kart, karaoke, cartoon, etc. 7. Give: It has two pronunciations, one is gěi, which is very special, so special that it is the only one with this pronunciation in Chinese, without the second word, i Think about it, this is a modern pronunciation that does not exist in ancient Chinese. In daily life, we use this word almost every day, such as: give to me, give to you, etc. But don’t forget, “give” also has a jǐ The pronunciation of "give", such as: water, supply, supply, give, etc. Some TV drama actors often mispronounce "give" as gei yu 8. Jiao: It has two pronunciations, one is jiǎo, such as: triangle, horn tip, horn , corner, etc.; one is jué, which mainly refers to actors and professions, such as: roles, protagonists, supporting roles, famous roles, A roles, as well as fights and quarrels. People tend to read the former and ignore the latter. 9. Shu: shù, it There is only one pronunciation, such as: end, a bouquet of flowers, bound, helpless, shelved, etc. Many people also often pronounce it as sù, including many TV program hosts, often end (sù), end (sù) 10. The following words are rarely used, but they are often mispronounced. Yan (yán, the second tone) Xi, do not pronounce the fourth tone; Qiao (qiǎo, the second tone) Ran, do not pronounce the fourth tone; Reluctantly (qiǎng) , three tones), do not pronounce the second tone; stop abruptly (jiá), do not pronounce gá; mark (zhì), do not pronounce shí! Junggar (gá), not gé.ps: Are these enough? . 6. Wrong four-character idioms

1. Crossing glasses and drinking wine is a metaphor for the joy of drinking together. Gong, wine vessel.

2. Various: inconsistent in length, height, and size. Staggered: staggered and intertwined. A variety of different things, intricately intertwined.

3. There are three mistakes and four confusions. Describes many errors or falsehoods.

4. Colorful engraving and gold engraving: painting; engraving: engraving. The words used to describe the poem are very gorgeous.

5. Scattered means extremely irregular.

6. Scattered: uneven. To: Interesting. It describes that although the layout of things is uneven, it is very interesting and makes people feel good about it.

7. Misrecognition of facial features describes ignorance and shallowness.

8. Intricately: intertwined, crossed; comprehensive: put together. Describes a lot of clues and a complicated situation.

9. Totally wrong. Totally wrong.

10. Gongchiojiaogong: a kind of wine vessel in ancient times; chip: a bargaining chip for drinking orders. Wine glasses and chips were scattered around. Describe a lively scene when many people gather and drink.

11. To make a mistake by mistake means that something has been done wrong and you should simply continue doing it according to the mistake.

12. Gold engraving and color engraving: engraving; wrong: painting. The words used to describe the poem are very gorgeous.

13. The shoes are staggered and mixed together. Describes many guests.

14. Intertwined: twists and turns; Cuo: staggered; Node: branches. The roots and branches of the trees are intertwined. It means that things are complicated.

15. Interlaced: intertwined, intertwined. It is a metaphor that the boundary line is very tortuous, as jagged as a dog's tooth. It also means that the situation is complicated and there are many intertwined factors on both sides.

16. The canines are intertwined: crossed and mixed. It is a metaphor that the boundary line is very tortuous, as jagged as a dog's tooth. It also means that the situation is complicated and there are many intertwined factors on both sides.

17. Three mistakes and two mistakes are metaphors for accidental mistakes.

18. Shanzhenhaicuohaicuo: refers to various seafood. A variety of precious foods produced in the mountains and sea. Generally refers to rich dishes.

19. To attack someone else's fault is a metaphor for taking advantage of others' strengths to make up for one's own shortcomings.

20. Accidents or errors that may occur if one mistake occurs.

21. A mistake is a metaphor for an error caused by accidental factors.

22. An error of circumstance is a metaphor for an error caused by accidental factors.

23. Cast into a big mistake: Casting, melting the metal and pouring it into a mold to make an object; Wrong: Wrong. Refers to causing serious errors.

24. Cross each other vertically and horizontally. The situation is also described as complicated.

25. Don’t know what is wrong: stagger; deal with. Don't know what to do. Describes a difficult or confusing situation.

26. Shenwu wrong and vertical fingers interact with each other in a complicated way. The same as "joining the army in a complex way".

27. References are complex and complex.

28. The wrong meaning of layer view appears many times in succession.

29. Intertwined: intertwined; knot: branches; Pan: twists and turns. The roots and branches of the trees are twisted and intertwined. ① Metaphor that things are complicated. ②Describes a person’s perseverance.

30. The difference between high and low still refers to the long and short of high and low.

31. Missed opportunities face to face.

32. The roots are intertwined and the roots are intertwined. It means that things are complicated.

33. The roots and teeth are wrong. It means that things are complicated.

34. Roots, teeth and pancuo are still intertwined. It means that things are complicated.

35. The wrong move is wrong: selection. Zhi: Upright, refers to an upright person. Wrong: pass "cuo", abandon, give up. In vain: crooked, a metaphor for evil people. Recruit the upright and virtuous, then remove them.

36. The word "gold-engraving" is a metaphor for deliberately carving words.

37. Mistakes are made while busy. Mistakes occur due to lack of care in the rush. Also known as "losing something while busy".

38. Parallel Xing and Wrong Explanations are constantly emerging.

39. The staggered confrontation of the chess pieces refers to the staggered confrontation of the chess pieces played by both sides of the game.

40. Thousands of errors means there are many or big errors.

41. Three mistakes and five mistakes generally refer to mistakes. Often refers to an unexpected accident.

42. The delicacies of the mountains and the sea are the same as the delicacies of the mountains and the sea. Various precious foods produced in the mountains and sea. Generally refers to rich dishes.

43. Insanity ① refers to mental illness. ② Refers to confusion and confusion in spirit and thinking, and loss of normalcy.

44. A mistake or a mistake refers to an accident or mistake.

45. Debate refers to different opinions and a lot of discussion.

46. The intersection of yin and yang means that yin and yang are confused. Post-metaphors are erroneous due to accidental factors.

47. Toes and heels are used to describe a large number of people. Same as "toe to heel".

7. What are the idioms that are easily misunderstood in life

1 Once upon a time: It means "not long ago". It is often misused as "once" and "I don't know when". 2 Unlearned and unskilled: means "nothing" "Learning talent". Do not add modifying words such as "all day" or "whole month" in front of it. "Learning" is a noun and is often mistaken for a verb. 3 Unreasonable: It means "cannot make it clear with reason", often misused It is "unbelievable". 4 Disapproval: means "do not think it is correct". Often misused as "disapproval", which means "not taking it to heart" or "doesn't matter". 5 Sit back and wait: a derogatory term, which means "not taking the initiative to work hard." "Being lucky and hoping for unexpected gains" is often mistakenly used to describe the resourcefulness of the police officers. 6 "Earn advice": a complimentary word to describe the teacher's earnest teaching. It is often misused as a derogatory word. 7 "Can't bear to read": "Can't bear to finish reading" , to describe the "sadness" of an article. It is often misused to describe a poorly written article. 8 A word of help; a word of respect, referring to others' help to oneself. Often misused to express one's own help to others. 9 Wasted years: refers to To waste one's time. Often misused to describe "difficult and difficult times". 10 Famous: refers to being very famous at the time. Often misused as a derogatory term. 11 Originator: refers to the founder of a certain bad trend. Often misused as Derogatory meaning. 12 "Tolerate the trouble": a derogatory word, which refers to being unable to bear the trouble. Often misused as "not tired of the trouble". 13 Nao Wu Cheng Fu: refers to a frank person, a complimentary word. Often misused to describe a "derogatory word", a derogatory word. 14 Having nothing to offer: refers to a person who is poor. It is often mistakenly used to describe a person who has no special skills. 15 Having no talent: referring to a person who is highly skilled and handy, but can easily be mistaken for lacking an overall concept. 16 Incredible craftsmanship: describing a person's superb craftsmanship, often Misused to describe natural landscapes. Similar words include "ingenious workmanship". 17 Seeking perfection and blaming: refers to demanding perfection from people, and cannot be followed by an object. Similar words include "indifference". 18 Turn a deaf ear: plug the ears and not listen, describe Unwilling to listen to other people's opinions. Easily misused to describe someone who is attentive and does not listen. 19 Gutianlixia: Describes a place that easily arouses suspicion. Easily misused to describe pastoral life. 20 Outstanding: Describes being very outstanding and beyond ordinary people. Easily misused To describe a person's character. 21 Superb: Describes superb skills. Easily misused to describe listening. 22 Entering the room: It is a metaphor for learning and skills from shallow to deep, step by step, reaching a higher level. Easily misused as "enter". 23 Like sitting in the spring breeze: describes receiving a good education. It has nothing to do with "scenery". 24 Dui Gong Tang: Being interrogated in the court. Easily misunderstood as "arguing, distinguishing right from wrong." 25 Respecting each other as guests: specifically referring to husband and wife respecting and loving each other. ”.26 “Watching the flowers on horseback”: a metaphor for observing things roughly, emphasizing the process, easily confused with “glimpsing”. The latter refers to not having a deep impression, emphasizing the results. 27 “teacher’s heart is for one’s own use”: describing stubbornness in seeing things, self-righteousness. Easily misused as "Be good at learning and learn from others, and use them for my own use." 28 Settlement and relocation: Live in peace in one's homeland, unwilling to move to another place casually. Easy to understand the opposite. 29 Crime cannot be punished: Describes a heinous crime, synonymous with "a worthy death". It is easy to misunderstand that the crime has not yet been committed To the point of being killed. 30 Tried and tested: There is no error in repeated trials. Easily misunderstood as "no success". 31 omnipotent: refers to everything that can be done (used for bad things). Similar to this is "doing everything" .32 An Zhiruotai: Refers to being able to deal with adversities, difficulties or setbacks calmly, as usual. Similar to this is "calm and composed". 33 Talking with eloquence: describing speaking with confidence, calmness and ease. Easy to make peace with. Talking eloquently (describing tireless talking or speaking pleasantly) is confused with 34 Qiqi Aai: describes stuttering. It is easy to mistake it for hesitating. 35 Rat at both ends: describes hesitation or wavering. It is easy to misunderstand that the behavior is inconsistent. 36 Careful: try every possible means to plan, a derogatory term. Often misunderstood as "exerting all the energy and effort". 37 Look sideways: Describes fear and resentment, easily misunderstood as respect. 38 Too far behind: a metaphor for being far behind. Easy to reconcile "Beyond the reach of the whip" (meaning that the strength cannot be reached) is used interchangeably. 39 "change one's course": a metaphor for reforming the system or changing guidelines and policies. "Yi" is used interchangeably with "change one's course" (a metaphor for changing direction or approach). 40 "unintelligible": I don't know what is being said, referring to language Disordered or empty, it refers to the speaker. It is easily misunderstood as "the listener does not understand". Easily confused idioms 1. Neither three nor four: when describing people, it mostly refers to the person's conduct. Nondescript: when describing people It refers to a person's inappropriate clothing. 2. A fishy person: a metaphor for taking a fake one.

Things pretending to be real things. A mixture of fish and dragons: a metaphor for bad people and good people mixed together. 3. Grand view: describing the variety and variety of things. Effortless: describing articles or conversations with rich and continuous content. 4. Spring breeze turning into rain: wind and rain suitable for the growth of vegetation, metaphor Good education. The whole city is full of storms: it does not refer to the wind and rain in nature, but it is a metaphor that once the news comes out, there will be a lot of discussion. 5. Wasted years: wasted time and years. Extraordinary years: extraordinary years. 6. Talking with eloquence: description Speak confidently, calmly and unhurriedly. Complimentary. Plausible: Describes a reason that seems to be very sufficient and goes on and on. Derogatory. 7. Learn a lot: Describes a person who has read a lot and has great knowledge. A lot of knowledge: Describes a lot of books, but cannot describe a person. 8. Calm: No Speak without showing emotion. Describe a calm attitude. Indifferent: not moved at all, not moved at all. 9. Behind the curve: means being able to catch up or be comparable. (Mostly used in the negative) Falling behind: a metaphor for being far behind and unable to catch up. 10. Closely related: a metaphor for a close relationship. Sentiment: a metaphor for a close relationship, with the same interests and interests. 11. Add to the boil: a metaphor for an incomplete approach that cannot fundamentally solve the problem. Remove the fuel from the bottom of the cauldron: a metaphor for a fundamental solution to the problem. 12. One shot Unable to stop: Once started, it cannot be stopped. Once started, it is out of control: Things are so bad that they are irreversible. Analysis of idioms with close meanings 1: Sensational and appalling: the former refers to "deliberate exaggeration or fabrication of facts to shock", while the latter refers to "events" It itself makes people very surprised and frightened after hearing it." 2. Adding wings to a tiger to add wings to a tiger: the former refers to "making the strong stronger", generally used for people or organizations, with a complimentary meaning. The latter is a metaphor for "becoming an accomplice to evil people and encouraging the power of evil people" ”, with a derogatory meaning. 3 Raise a carbuncle and raise a tiger to cause harm: Both can be used as a metaphor for “allowing bad people to harm oneself”, but the former can also refer to people’s mistakes or wrong ideas. 4 Omnipotent and omnipotent: the former is a complimentary term , means "can do anything"; the latter is a derogatory term, describing "can do any bad thing". 5. Meticulous and meticulous: the former is a commendatory term, which means "treating others carefully and considerately.