Four-character idioms at the beginning of jokes

1. What are the four-character idioms with the word "laugh"?

Being scolded,

Smiling,

Laugh,

Smiling tiger,

Smile like a flower,

Hide the knife in a smile,

The smiling witch,

Laughter refers to people,

Laugh without answering,

Laughter is clearer than the river,

There is a knife hidden in the smile.

There is a knife in the smile.

Laugh with your nose,

Don't laugh,

Laughing and singing,

Laughing, singing, dancing,

Laughing and singing,

Smile,

From your laughter and scolding,

Smile and arrogance,

All smiles,

Jokes and strange words

2. Four-word idioms beginning with the word "laugh" are full of smiles.

The smile on Xi ao ró ng k: j's face seems to be held by hand. Describe a bright smile. Put it up with both hands.

be all smiles

Xi's face is full of smiles. Describe inner joy, a cheerful color.

Live a leisurely life

Xi is still talking about flirting with the moon. Describe the carefree mood.

A smiling person.

Xiào miàn yè chā is a metaphor for a person with a smile and a vicious heart.

There is a dagger hidden behind the smile ―― there is an intention to kill behind the smile.

Xiào lǐ cáng dāo describes being kind to people's appearance; But at heart, it is very sinister and insidious. Hide: Hide.

be radiant/beaming with joy

Xià ozhun yá n kā i smiled and pulled a long face. Describe a bright smile; Very happy. 11: drive; Yan: Face.

Creating a smile is as difficult as purifying a river.

Xi à o b ǐ hé q and ng ρ ng describes a serious attitude and it is difficult to see a smile.

double up with laughter

Xi ao b not k m: ng m: ng laughs so hard.

Smile but don't answer.

Xià oé rê bê dá just smiled and didn't answer directly.

3. A four-word idiom with the word "smile" hides a knife in a smile: it describes being kind to people's appearance, but it is actually sinister and sinister.

Smile: Hold it with both hands. Describe a bright smile.

Smile: one by one: follow; Yan: face, face; Open: Extend outward. Laugh to a long face. Describe smiling and very happy.

Laughing witch: a metaphor for a person with a smile and a vicious heart.

A smile is clearer than a river: it is hard to see a smile when you are serious.

Smiling tiger: a metaphor for a person who is kind in appearance and fierce in heart.

The legendary swordsman: I'd better talk about romantic. Describe the carefree mood.

Don't laugh: laugh too hard.

Laugh without answering: just laugh without answering directly.

Laugh at it with your nose:

Hide the knife in the smile: describe the appearance of being kind to people, but the heart is very sinister and sinister.

Laugh:

Hide the knife in the smile: describe the appearance of being kind to people, but the heart is very insidious and sinister.

Green Yin cui smile:

Laugh at the party:

Joke anecdote:

Laughing, singing and dancing:

Laughter refers to people: people: "wave" and command. Talking and laughing, dispatching and commanding.

Scold you: you. Hide the knife in the smile: describe being kind to people, but sinister and diabolical.

Smile: Hold it with both hands. Describe a bright smile.

Smile: one by one: follow; Yan: face, face; Open: Extend outward. Laugh to a long face. Describe smiling and very happy.

Laughing witch: a metaphor for a person with a smile and a vicious heart.

A smile is clearer than a river: it is hard to see a smile when you are serious.

Smiling tiger: a metaphor for a person who is kind in appearance and fierce in heart.

The legendary swordsman: I'd better talk about romantic. Describe the carefree mood.

Don't laugh: laugh too hard.

Laugh without answering: just laugh without answering directly.

Laugh at it with your nose:

Hide the knife in the smile: describe the appearance of being kind to people, but the heart is very sinister and sinister.

Laugh:

Hide the knife in the smile: describe the appearance of being kind to people, but the heart is very insidious and sinister.

Green Yin cui smile:

Laugh at the party:

Joke anecdote:

Laughing, singing and dancing:

Laughter refers to people: people: "wave" and command. Talking and laughing, dispatching and commanding.

Scold you: you: you. Turn a deaf ear to the sarcasm of others.

Laugh like a flower:

4. Describe funny four-character idioms. Original publisher: I have a doll coming.

The Japanese idiom is well organized: an unhealthy trend, you have to have a leading "COP" to do things, and others can do it for you. Life and death: funeral work is stability. As long as someone dies, there is work to do. Self-boredom: a common psychology of men: a wife is someone else's good, and she asks for it herself-boredom! Between the lines: the position of punctuation marks in an article. Too lazy to cook: a dish tastes good, but you are too lazy to cook for fear of trouble. Blow: debug the microphone before use. One-hole view: refers to The Analects. Take a long-term view: listen to the opinions of elders. Resourceful: Play football with wisdom and strategy. Excellent game: the winner of the game can get the opportunity of free travel. Forget the turn of the year: I don't remember which year I made friends. What's the point? That's not enough. Describe the food shortage. Nothing goes wrong: it's no good not going. Used to encourage people to take part in an activity. Business is business: the daughter-in-law refuses to do anything for the family, and always says "business is business". Collusion: The same river suffers from the same pollution. Rich and colorful: it is unreasonable to think that more resources can be exploited if resources are rich. Noisy: the result of answering the judgment question. Put all your eggs in one basket: because you are short of money, you only buy one bet in the lottery. Two-pronged approach: the living standard has improved, and water pipes and gas pipes have been installed. Overqualified: Sawing down towering trees to make disposable chopsticks. Quick eyes and quick hands: People with eye problems move their hands quickly. The professional plumber came and the badly blocked toilet was dredged. Mixed feelings: influenza strikes, a common scene in hospital outpatient service. Unfair injustice: the sigh of Americans of color when recruiting unfair treatment. Very painful: this is a woman's inner thought that she is going to give birth. Be vividly portrayed: If you want to go out to play, please page me! Hell pays the bill: for those who deliberately refuse to meet the conditions of the loan.