An idiom to describe ugliness?

1, take care. Originally, I meant to cherish my broken broom as my own treasure. I meant that my things were not good, but I cherished them. For example, most of my poor works are rough, but I think I should revise them to make progress.

2, the material of wood. This means that a tree can't become useful. Often used as a self-deprecating word, it refers to one's mediocrity. For example, I am deeply grateful for your kindness, but I am a person without material things, and I am afraid I have high hopes for you.

3, not worth mentioning. "Insufficient" is not worth it, and "hanging teeth" is just talk. It means nothing. For example, this little thing is really insignificant.

4, a little knowledge. Not deep enough, really shallow. For example, I am really ignorant and ashamed!

(2) What idioms are there to describe your lack of modesty?

1, Know a little about one or two is a Chinese idiom of copy, and its pinyin is cá i sh ū xué qin, which means that a person is not talented and knowledgeable (mostly used as a modest word). Ming Gaoming's "Pipa Story Nanpu Farewell": "If you want to be the top scholar in reading, you may be a poor scholar."

Ignorance is an idiom. Its pronunciation is glò u guwé n, which means simple knowledge. It describes that you have a little knowledge of the world, a little knowledge or a little knowledge. Feng Jicai's secular wonder: If this is sesame, not dirty, isn't it a curse for nave's ignorance?

3, people look down on their low status and lack of resources. Often used to express modesty. Song Yuefei's "Playing Begging and Stopping the Official Position": "Those who steal my thoughts look down on me, and it is difficult to be a minister."

There is no reason to blame. The pronunciation of the Chinese idiom wú yǐ sè zé cannot make up for its responsibility. From the Biography of Fang Shuo in Han Dong: "I am fortunate to be indebted to your Majesty, and I was invited to the palace as a gift for my wife. She is listed as a princess, and she is rewarded to people in the city. She can live a long and important life. There is no reason to die. "

5, make up for it with diligence: make up for it with diligence, which means self-modesty. From: Sui Li Linde's Preface to Ba Chao Collection: "Don't stop writing unless you have other concerns. Or never forget to eat, or stay up all night. Make up for it with diligence, not complacency.

(3) What are the idioms to describe modest words?

1, take care.

Interpretation: I: broken, bad; Jane: Cherish. Think of your broken broom as a treasure. Although the answer is not good, I cherish myself.

Pronunciation: [b zhǒu zēzhēn]

Li Ming has a pencil-box that has been used for many years. It is about to break, but it is so precious that he can't bear to throw it away!

2. Wood without materials

Interpretation: This refers to trees that cannot be useful. It is often used as a word of self-modesty, meaning that they can be mediocre. For example, I am deeply grateful for your kindness, but I am a person without material things, and I am afraid I have high hopes for you.

Pronunciation: [búcáizhémé]

Each of our children is a tree. If we respect every tree, we will have all kinds of materials.

This is not worth mentioning.

Interpretation: insufficient: unworthy; Hanging teeth: put it on your mouth. This is not worth mentioning.

Pronunciation: [bú zú guà chǐ]

Example: It doesn't matter whether the waves splash or anger the hull!

4. Only a little knowledge.

Interpretation: Sparse: shallow. A person's talent is not high and his knowledge is not deep (often used as a word of modesty).

Pronunciation: [North]

Example: Although I answered this question, it may not be correct. After all, I'm just ignorant.

5, the safety of the knee

Interpretation: it is difficult to describe the state of life.

Pronunciation: [ró ng x and zh and ā n]

For example, even if it is just a knee-high comfort, even if it is summer, there are endless spring breeze and bright spring outside this window, mountains and water, flowers and grass, and my heart is full of the whole world and spring.

(4) Ask a few modest words to describe your poor writing, and pay attention to modest words.

1, a little.

Pinyin: n

Said by: Biography of Han Guyong.

Little knowledge, not deep knowledge (mostly used to tolerate modesty).

2. Interpretation of talent at the end of study.

Pinyin: qun cáI mòXué

From: Master Xu Jian 'an's Book by Qing Nalan Xingde.

Low talent and shallow knowledge. Often used to express modesty.

3, just thin and shallow.

Pinyin: n

From: Ming Luo Guan Zhong's Romance of the Three Kingdoms, 98th.

Describe people's shallow intelligence. Modesty.

4. Virtue is thin and talent is thin

Pinyin: débócáI SHS

From: Shi Ming Nai 'an, Chapter 68 of Water Margin.

Thin: shallow; Sparse: empty. Both character and talent are poor. Often make modest remarks.

5. Learn only a little.

Pinyin: English

Source: Pingshan Lengyan Episode 4

A person's ability is not high and his knowledge is not deep (often used as a modest word).

5] What are the idioms expressing modesty?

Brilliance: used to thank others for visiting their home or for sending calligraphy and painting to their home. Peng Gan: Short for "Pengmen Houhu". The thatched cottage with Cao Peng and Zhu Jing as its doors is a metaphor for poor families.

A broom cherishes itself: I cherish a broken broom, too. For example, your own things are worth cherishing no matter how bad they are.

Throw a brick to attract jade: throw a brick to attract jade. Metaphor uses shallow and immature ideas or articles to lead others to sophisticated ideas or works.

Laugh generously: embarrassed, leave; Generosity means that a person has extensive knowledge or professional knowledge. Make scholars or experts laugh.

Get something for nothing: get something for nothing.

Respect is insensitive: respect, respect; Thank you, refused; Insensitive, not smart, not talented. It means to show respectfully that you can't or can't accept (a kind word that refuses to do something).

Draw on the door wall: draw, which means to humiliate others and feel ashamed of yourself. Said he was ashamed of his legacy.

Graffiti: The description is very bad.

Single view: a metaphor for a narrow and one-sided view.

Only a little knowledge: knowledge is not wide, knowledge is not deep.

Debo: thin: shallow; Sparse: empty. Both character and talent are poor.

Virtue can be fresh: shallow virtue can be low.

Hanging and missing: hanging and listing; Missing, missing one, missing tens of thousands. The description lists very little and omits a lot, which is very incomplete.

Unwilling invitation: polite words, unreasonable demands (calling yourself a request when asking for help).

Let's talk for a while (this is often used to express reservations when telling others something you can't believe).

Stupid birds fly first: it means that they are poor in ability, afraid of falling behind and being one step ahead of others.

Living in a branch: just seeking a hiding place is a self-deprecating job-hunting term with no extravagant hopes.

Respect is better than obedience: obeying others' opinions is better than being humble and polite.

Far behind: compared with the other side, far behind.

A harvest experience: a harvest, a little experience; Stupid, humble, modest. Humble yourself a little ignorant knowledge.

Vegetarian meal in corpse: corpse, occupying space and doing nothing; Vegetarian, free. He didn't do his duty.

Needless to say: enough, worth it; Put it on your lips and say it. This is a trivial matter, not worth mentioning.

Insect carving skills: Metaphorical insignificant skills (especially writing skills).

Short and deep: short, rope for pumping water; Hey, draw water from the bottom up. The rope in the bucket is very short, but you have to draw water from a deep well. Metaphor ability is meager and the task is huge.

East painting and west painting: this refers to women applying makeup and powder. Later, it is often used as a courtesy for painting, writing or composition.

Just this heart: just a little, tiny and poor. Describe a trivial idea or idea.

Fools who worry too much will gain something: fools think about problems many times, and once they are right, they will gain something. Also known as "fools gain".

Speculation: tube, bamboo tube; Peep through a small hole or gap; Suction, spoon. Look at the sky with a bamboo tube and measure the sea with a ladle. Metaphor narrow-minded, shallow knowledge. Also known as "look at the sky with a tube and measure the sea with your eyes"

Teach axe to teach people: Ban refers to the ancient craftsman Lu Ban. Playing with an axe in front of Luban. Metaphor shows off skills in front of experts.

Talk about your heart: talk about it; An inch of heart is an inch thin. This is a token of my appreciation.

Avoid the road of sages: hand in India and resign to make way for talented students. Often used as a modest speech for retirement in old age.

[6] Ask for some self-deprecating words or idioms. I want to express my opinion. Be modest. My opinion is simple.

Chen Gu's modesty: it means "I'll state my humble opinion roughly". This is just a reply from my family. Please give me some advice. This kind of modesty, I hope you can give me more advice, but you can't always use it, because: excessive modesty is pride! Enough is enough.

Once, use modest words to describe that you have no talent or specialty.

Mediocre, vulgar, humble

They are all belittling themselves. In fact, they are saying that I am awesome, but I am very modest. I know that the weather is unpredictable and the mountains are unpredictable. The strong have their own strong hands ~

Really not? That is relative to me. For people who are better than me!

(8) Idioms to describe modest words.

Idioms describing people's modesty

Humble words value money: humbleness: humility; Weight: thick; Coin: a gift. Say modest words and send heavy gifts. Describe what you want from others.

Dare not complain: work hard and don't complain about your own labor. Metaphor is diligence and indefatigability (often used to express modesty).

Cai Fei: A way to show modesty when others ask for their own opinions.

Size is desirable: metaphor has some advantages. This is a modest way to think that you are talented.

Humble opinion: Humble opinion: a person who mows grass and firewood. Modestly, I say that my views are shallow.

Many doubts: smell: listen; Doubt: keep local suspicion. Although well informed, there are some things I don't understand, and there should be doubts. Refers to a modest and prudent learning attitude.

Humble opinion: seeing things through a tube is shallow knowledge. Modesty means that you have no knowledge, and your views may be incorrect.

Noble people are inferior to others and show modesty.

Be a good teacher: I like being someone else's teacher. Describe immodest, self-righteous, and mysterious.

Huang modesty: refers to people who are too modest.

Pride makes people angry: pride: bragging; Anger: impulsiveness. Depending on your own talent, people feel good and not modest.

Pian Yu, Kunshan: A Jade on Kunlun Mountain. Originally, it was a modest statement, which meant that it was just one of many beautiful people, and later it was compared to the leader of many beautiful things.

Laozi is the best in the world: Laozi: an immodest self-proclaimed. He thinks he is the best in the world.

Full of losses, modesty benefits: complacency will lead to losses, modesty can benefit.

Qian Ming accepts: Receive the next guest with humility.

Accept your head and you will worship: accept your head; Bow your head as soon as you meet. Describe people as modest and polite.

Modesty and self-grazing: modesty: modesty; Grazing: Feeding. Modesty, self-cultivation.

Modesty and self-grazing: modesty: modesty; Self-grazing: cultivation and restraint. Metaphor is modesty and self-restraint.

Corporal humility: in the old days, it meant that dignitaries were humble and polite to people with low status but talent and virtue.

Humble and empty self: empty self: modest and open-minded Listen to the opinions of others with an open mind and respect.

Corporal Humber: Corporal Humber. Treat scholars with lower status than yourself with humility and respect.

Modesty and self-control: Modesty: Modesty and concession. Metaphorically, a highly respected person can make modest concessions.

Modest gentleman: refers to a person who is modest and strict with himself.

Corporal Qian Qian: Second, respect others. It means to treat people below yourself with humility and respect.

Modesty is beneficial, and all bets are off: modesty: modesty, modesty; Receive: acquire; Benefits: benefits; Enrichment: complacency, pride; Trick: provoke; Damage: damage. Complacency can lead to losses, but modesty can gain benefits.

Modesty and prudence: describe people as modest, polite and cautious. With "modesty and prudence".

Corporal Humber: Next: Politeness. In ancient times, it meant that dignitaries were modest and polite to people with low status but talent and virtue.

Modesty: Modesty and respect for others. It means to treat people below yourself with humility and respect.

Modesty and light: the honorable person is modest and shows his virtue.

Diligence and prudence: Sue: Seriously; Gong: Modesty. Diligence, prudence, respect and modesty. Refers to the virtue of being a man.

Treat others with self-denial: treat others with courtesy. Describe a good character of modesty and forbearance.

Born three times: it always means that the official position is promoted step by step, and the attitude is becoming more and more modest.

It is difficult to become famous: Sheng: Da; Agent: commensurate with. People with great fame often find it difficult to match their practical talents with virtue and fame. Fame may often be greater than reality. Used to show modesty or self-vigilance.

Under fame, it is actually difficult to match: people with great fame often find it difficult to match their actual talents with virtue and fame. Fame may often be greater than reality. Used to show modesty or self-vigilance.

Under the fame, it is really difficult: Sheng: Da; Agent: commensurate with. People with great fame often find it difficult to match their practical talents with virtue and fame. Fame may often be greater than reality. Used to show modesty or self-vigilance.

Loss and loss: described as extremely modest.

Empty spirit: emptiness: modesty; Valley: Valley. My heart is as deep and wide as a valley. The description is modest and can accommodate other people's opinions.

Virtual profit, full loss: virtual: empty mind; Receive: acquire; Benefits: benefits; Enrichment: complacency, pride; Trick: provoke; Damage: damage. Complacency can lead to losses, but modesty can gain benefits.

Xun Min: Be open-minded and eager to learn, and always encourage yourself.

Modesty: the attitude of speaking is modest and docile.

Insight: see: point of view. Modesty refers to having one's own opinion on a problem.

A bottle is silent, half a bottle shakes: a bottle is full of water, half a bottle shakes. Metaphorically, a plump person is modest and taciturn, while a shallow person just likes to show off and brag about himself.

Modesty and four benefits: Modesty can bring many benefits to people.

If you are modest. Metaphor is a superficial and immature opinion published in order to elicit others' brilliant opinions.

What idioms are there about "modesty and respect"

The idioms about "words of modesty and respect" are as follows:

Modest words:

1. A bird flies first [bè nni m65333] is used as a modest word. "Stupid birds fly first".

2. Despise ambition [bǐ bó zhī zhī]: Despise: shallow and meager; Ambition: ambition. It refers to small ambitions. Used as a word of modesty.

3. Whip horses and donkeys that can't run fast [biā nú cè jin]. For example, my ability is low, but I am strictly urged and diligent. Used as a word of modesty.

4. Be generous to Zhuyu [bù lìn zhū yù]: reluctant. Don't be reluctant to part with good things. I sincerely hope that others will give me advice.

5. Do not abandon the grass ignorance [bù q\ u co mè i]: grass ignorance: primitive and uncivilized. Don't dislike ignorant people. Used as a word of modesty.

Salute:

1. Pengpengshenghui [[pé ng bē sh ē ng hu] c]: Pengpengshenghui: Weaving Cao Peng and Zhu Jing into doors to describe poor families. Add color to a cold door (mostly used as a courtesy call for guests to come home or as a gift for things like calligraphy and painting that can be hung up).

2. Throw a brick to attract jade [pā o Zhu ā n y ǐ n y ǐ]: Throw a brick to attract jade. Metaphor is to use one's immature ideas or works to lead others to better ideas or good works.

3. Take care [b? zhǒ u zē zhē n]: I am broken, broken; Jane: Cherish. Think of your broken broom as a treasure. Although things are not good, I cherish them.

4. Make people laugh [yxià o dà fā ng]: Make people laugh: Make people laugh; Generosity: originally refers to people who know the avenue, and later refers to people who have knowledge or expertise. Make the insiders laugh.

5. Thank you for being insensitive [jìng xiè bù mǐn]: Thank you: declined; Insensitive: not smart, not talented. Show respectfully that you are incompetent or unacceptable. A person who politely refuses to do more.

⑽ What are some modest words to describe idioms that touch others' light?

China idiom d ǐ d ǐ ng Li Xi ā ng Zhu,

The definition is full strength: infinite strength. Vigorously help each other.

Refers to the great help of others.

Compliments are usually used as polite expressions when asking for help.