A four-word idiom to describe watching other people's jokes

gloating over others' jokes < p p> xìng zāi lè huò

[definition] refers to people's lack of goodwill; Feel happy when others are in trouble. Fortunately: happy; Le: Joy.

[out] Yan Zhitui's Yan Family Instructions Commanding Soldiers in the Southern and Northern Dynasties: "If you live in a peaceful world; Above the palace; To gloat; The first is rebellion; ..... This is the foundation of genocide. "

[orthographic] music; It can't be pronounced "yuè".

[shape discrimination] fortunately; Can't write "Xin".

[near meaning] to hit someone when he's down

[antonym] A rabbit dies while a fox is sad, and the same disease is in the same boat

[usage] Used in a derogatory sense. Expressed in the feeling of rejoicing when others encounter disasters. Generally used as predicate, attribute and adverbial.

[structure] combination.

[Example] A few people in the world are hostile to China; For our temporary economic difficulties. 2. Idiom

cynicism

[interpretation] cynicism: coldness; Sharp and sarcastic remarks; Irony: Bitter and unbearable irony. Laugh and satirize with sharp and spicy language.

[out] Qing Yuan Mei's "Thirty-two Kinds of Notes on the Garden": "Everyone knows it; All have the meaning of injustice. Therefore, Dr. Jin is full of words; Cold and sarcastic. " Qing Wu Jianren's "The Present Situation of the Weird Witnessed in Twenty Years": "Ghosts and ghosts, no mother and son leave; Laugh and tease the uncle. "

[orthographic] scene; It can't be pronounced as "zhāo".

[shape discrimination] scene; Can't write "Chao".

[near meaning] Cold words Cold words Ice people meet each other with sincerity

[antonym] Sincere and sincere

[Usage] It is often used to describe words of criticism and sarcasm or literary techniques. Generally used as predicate, attribute and adverbial. 3. Idiom to describe watching others joke

cynicism lěng cháo rè fěng[ interpretation] cynicism: coldness; Sharp and sarcastic remarks; Irony: Bitter and unbearable irony.

Laugh and satirize with sharp and pungent language. [Language] Qing Yuan Mei's "Thirty-two kinds of words with the garden": "Everyone knows it; All have the meaning of injustice.

therefore, Dr. Jin is full of words; Cold and sarcastic. " Qing Wu Jianren's "The Present Situation of the Weird Witnessed in Twenty Years": "Ghosts and ghosts, no mother and son leave; Laugh and tease the uncle. "

[orthographic] scene; It can't be pronounced as "zhāo". [shape discrimination] scene; Can't write "Chao".

[near meaning] Cold words Cold words Ice people meet each other sincerely [antonym] Sincerely and sincerely [usage] It is often used to describe words or literary techniques that accuse sarcasm. Generally used as predicate, attribute and adverbial. 4. Four-word idioms to describe funny

Original publisher: My puppet will come

The best answer is that the devil idiom is methodical: it is a kind of unhealthy trend, and you have to have a leader's "note" to handle things for you. Dead and alive: funeral work is stability, as long as someone dies, there is work to do. Self-boring: a common psychology of men: a wife is someone else's good, and she asks for it herself-boring! Between the lines: the position of punctuation in the article. Be lazy to cook: A dish tastes delicious, but you are too lazy to cook it for fear of trouble. Blow and blow: debugging the microphone before use. A hole view: refers to the Analects of Confucius. 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 to travel for free. Forgetting the turn of the year: I don't remember which year I made friends. What's the point? It's not enough. Describe food shortage. Nothing goes wrong: there is no benefit if you don't go. 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 they are rich. Make trouble: the result of answering the question of judgment. Put all your eggs in one basket: because your pockets are shy, you only buy one bet when you buy lottery tickets. Two-pronged approach: living standards have improved, and water pipes and gas pipes have been installed. Overqualified: Sawing down towering trees to make disposable chopsticks. Quick-sighted and quick-handed: People with eye problems are quick in hand movements. When the professional canal workers came, the toilet that was blocked badly was also dredged. Mixed feelings: influenza has hit, a common scene in hospital outpatient service. Unjustified injustice: the sigh of American colored people when they recruit unfair treatment. It's painful: it's a woman's inner thought to be in labor. Be vividly portrayed: If you want to go out to play, please page me! Hell to pay: What are the four-word idioms for those who deliberately refuse to lend money to meet the requirements? 5. What are the funny ones? 1. Funny [fēng qù héng shēng]: The description is very humorous and humorous.

Going out: Biography of Gao Qipei in the Draft of Qing Dynasty: "You are good at painting. It is interesting to taste Huang Chuping's criticism of a stone into a sheep, or to stand up as a sheep, or to stand up as a sheep, or to become a stone, or to be half-finished."

2. Laugh [p ě ng f ù dà xi ao]: put your hand over your stomach and laugh. Describe meeting a ridiculous thing and laughing uncontrollably.

origin: Sima Qian's Biography of Historical Records of the Japanese: Sima Ji laughed and said, "Those who have Taoist skills in the view of doctors can't say anything rude today, so they can't say anything wild!"

3, burst into laughter [h not ng t á ng d à xi ao]: describes the whole room laughing at the same time.

Going out: Song Ouyang Xiu's Record of Returning to the Field, Volume I: "Feng Xu raised his right foot and said,' This is also 9.' So I baked (coaxed) the hall to laugh. "

4. Laughing in a baking room [h not ng t á ng d à xi ao]: describes people in a room laughing at the same time.

going out: the imperial history of the Tang dynasty was divided into the imperial court, the imperial court and the imperial court, and the one with the highest seniority in the imperial court was in charge of chores, which was called "miscellaneous end"; Every court can eat, but they don't talk or laugh. If the miscellaneous end laughs first, the people in the third hospital will laugh, which is called "baking the hall". See Tang Zhaolin's Record of Words and Signs.

5. lean forward and backward [qi á n f ǔ h ? u y ? ng]: the body shakes back and forth. Describe the appearance of laughing or being sleepy.

6. Lace figures: people who are versatile, quick-talking, humorous and witty, and active in newsworthy occasions. 6. What are the four-word idioms that describe funny?

What are the four-word idioms that describe funny? 1. Funny: Pronunciation: f ē fēng qù héng shēng Interpretation: The description is very humorous and humorous.

Source: Biography of Gao Qipei, Draft of the Qing Dynasty: "You are good at painting. It is interesting to taste Huang Chuping's criticism of a stone into a sheep, or to stand up when he has become a sheep, or to become a sheep but not get up, or to be half-finished but not leave it as a stone." 2. Laugh with laughter: Pronunciation: p ě ng f ù dà xi ao Interpretation: Put your hand over your stomach and laugh.

describes meeting something ridiculous and laughing uncontrollably. Origin: Sima Qian in the Western Han Dynasty, Biography of Historical Records of the Japanese: Sima Ji laughed and said, "Those who view doctors have Taoist skills, how can they say it today? How can they say it?" 3. burst into laughter: pronunciation: h not hōng táng dà xiào o Interpretation: describes people in the whole room laughing at the same time.

Origin: Song Ouyang Xiu's Record of Returning to the Field, Volume I: "Feng Xu raised his right foot and said,' This is also 9.' So I baked (coaxed) the hall to laugh.

funny sentences: 1. Planting grass doesn't make people lie down, so it's better to plant cactus instead! 2. Life is like Song Zude's mouth, you never know who will be unlucky next. I smile at the sky from the horizontal knife, and then I go to sleep.

4. in a few decades, we will meet again and send them to the crematorium, all of which will be burned to ashes, one for you, the other for me, and all of which will be sent to the countryside to make fertilizer. 5. Time is for wandering, body is for loving, life is for forgetting, and soul is for singing. 7. Idioms to describe people's jokes

Idioms to describe people's jokes are: gloating

gloating, Pinyin: xing zā i lè hu

Interpretation: I am not sympathetic to other people's disasters, but happy.

Source: Yan Zhitui's Yan Family Instructions Commanding Soldiers in the Southern and Northern Dynasties: "If you live in a peaceful world; Above the palace; To gloat; The first is rebellion; ..... This is the foundation of genocide. "

If we are in a peaceful and prosperous era, if we squint at the imperial harem, we will not only feel sorry for other people's disasters, but will be happy, and we will fight against them first. . These are the root causes of breaking the law and genocide.

Synonym: to gloat when you're down

Two-part allegorical saying: watch the fire from the other bank; See capsizing from the Yellow Crane Tower

Usage: as predicate, attribute and adverbial; Of a person lacking goodwill.

Example: We should not take a gloating attitude towards our classmates' shortcomings and mistakes.

Extended information

The antonym of schadenfreude: the rabbit dies and the fox is in the same boat

1. The rabbit dies and the fox is sad

Pinyin: tù sǐ hú bēi

Interpretation: The original meaning is that the rabbit and the fox form an alliance * * * to fight the hunter, and the rabbit dies and the fox is sad because of losing its allies. Expressing sadness at the death or misfortune of the alliance.

Source: Yuan Anonymous's Earning Kuai Tong: "Today's oil is cooked thoroughly, as the saying goes, the rabbit died while the fox was sad."

Today's frying is thorough. This is the so-called rabbit dying in sorrow, which makes the allies sad.

usage: combined; As a predicate, object, clause.

synonyms: things hurt their kind, and a fox dies and a rabbit cries

antonyms: schadenfreude

2. Being in the same boat

Pinyin: tóng bìng xiāng lián

Interpretation: it means to sympathize with each other because of the same experience or pain. Pity: pity, sympathy.

Source: Han Zhao Ye's Biography of Wu Yue Chun Qiu He Lv: "Do I not hear the songs on the river?" Be in the same boat and help each other. "

haven't you heard the folk saying? People with the same disease should pity each other, and people with the same worries should help each other.

Example: This pair of friends who are in the same boat are always bitter and sweet, and they have deep feelings.

usage: as predicate and attribute; Used for people.

synonyms: help each other in the same boat, adversity and ***

antonyms: strange bedfellows, gloating.