Four-word idiom of working style of civil construction workers

1. Four words related to architecture 10.

Magnificent

Wen Qi was relieved, beautiful and beautiful words.

Pierce the sky

(of buildings) magnificent and sparkling.

Carefully arranged

Characteristic of the old world.

A unique and beautiful place

Like fish scales and comb teeth-closely arranged

out of the ordinary

Rolling mountains

world-famous

Unparalleled in the world

high buildings and large mansions

Skyscraper

Qingwa Baiqiang

Exquisite craftsmanship beyond nature

Show originality

Exquisite and wonderful to the extreme

(of a new building) tall and brilliant.

Carved railings and marble steps-a magnificent/splendid palace

Magnificent Emerald Palace-a magnificent building

Outstanding

uncanny workmanship

Carve with exquisite craftsmanship ―― make something exquisitely.

Carving beams and painting buildings-ornate buildings

Outstanding

Characteristic of the old world.

A unique and beautiful place

Like fish scales and comb teeth-closely arranged

(of buildings) magnificent and sparkling.

out of the ordinary

Rolling mountains

world-famous

Unparalleled in the world

Skyscraper

2. The four-word words used to describe architecture are vivid, simple and elegant, beautiful, unique in style, poetic and picturesque, realistic and antique.

Beauty: describes a tall and gorgeous house.

Resplendent and magnificent: describe the ornate and dazzling decoration of buildings.

Magnificence: describe the grandeur and luxury of the house.

High-profile: describes a solemn or fair appearance.

Conspiracy: refers to the interlacing and exquisiteness of the palace building structure.

Perfection: Metaphorically, kung fu has reached the perfect state of perfection.

Elaborate: a metaphor for meticulous processing.

A family has four walls: there are only four walls at home. Describe being very poor and having nothing.

Exquisite in all directions: refers to the bright and spacious windows.

Unprecedented: exaggeratedly described as unique.

Unprecedented: unprecedented.

Staggered: Horizontal and vertical crossing. Also described the situation as complicated.

Second to none: extend to the best.

Stand out from the crowd: the metaphor is very prominent.

Outstanding: Beyond others of its kind.

Unique: the metaphor is unique, novel and unique.

Immortality: A good reputation will last forever.

Beads are round and smooth: moist: delicate and smooth. Round as beads and smooth as jade. Metaphor is beautiful, or words are smooth and lively.

Three palaces and six hospitals: generally refers to the imperial concubine.

Deep House Courtyard: A walled courtyard with many toilets.

Carving a beam and painting a building: refers to a very gorgeous house decorated with colorful paintings.

Carving beams and painting buildings-ornate buildings

Outstanding

Characteristic of the old world.

A unique and beautiful place

Like fish scales and comb teeth-closely arranged

3. What's the difference between the four-word idioms about architecture?

Like fish scales and comb teeth-closely arranged

(of buildings) magnificent and sparkling.

out of the ordinary

Rolling mountains

world-famous

Unparalleled in the world

high buildings and large mansions

Skyscraper

Qingwa Baiqiang

Exquisite craftsmanship beyond nature

Show originality

Exquisite and wonderful to the extreme

(of a new building) tall and brilliant.

Carved railings and marble steps-a magnificent/splendid palace

Magnificent Emerald Palace-a magnificent building

Outstanding

uncanny workmanship

Carve with exquisite craftsmanship ―― make something exquisitely

Carving beams and painting buildings-ornate buildings

Outstanding

Characteristic of the old world.

A unique and beautiful place

Like fish scales and comb teeth-closely arranged

(of buildings) magnificent and sparkling.

out of the ordinary

Rolling mountains

world-famous

Unparalleled in the world

high buildings and large mansions

Skyscraper

Qingwa Baiqiang

castles in the air

Pour water from a steep roof-operate from a strategically advantageous position

pavilion

Because of other people's misfortune

Exquisite and incomparable

Exquisite craftsmanship beyond nature

Highly fortified

Steel fortress

solid/firm as a rock