A complete set of seven-prefix idioms?

Complete set of idioms beginning with the word "one"

The idiom begins with the word "Fu"

Seven words and eight languages, system

72 changes, a leopard cannot change his spots,

Up and down,

Take eight out of seven,

Seven feet, eight hands,

Come back in seven days,

Seven years of illness, three years of love,

Seven steps in one chapter,

Seven losses and eight benefits,

Seven tackled seven vertical,

Seven chastity and nine ferocity,

Measure clothes seven times and cut them once.

Seven or eight holes,

Seven turns and eight turns,

Seven bears and eight steps,

Noisy,

Seventy years old and eighty years old,

Only seven steps,

Seven bends and eight turns,

Seven bays and eight turns,

Filariasis in July,

Seven big and eight small,

Seven mouths,

Seven crooked and eight twisted,

Secular desires,

Seven wearing eight rotten,

30% off and 20% off,

The clothes are very old

What idioms begin with "two" and "seven"

The idioms at the beginning of the word "seven" have seven steps and eight forks, seven long and eight short, seven feet tall, seven big and eight small, seven diseases and eight pains.

A complete collection of seven-character idioms.

Seven-step talent: describe talent and agility.

Scattered: describes the appearance of scattered and sparse. Especially the things that used to be many and neat are now scattered.

Piece together: To put together bits and pieces. Extended to make do at random.

Seven orifices: mouth and eyes, ears and nostrils. Angry as if eyes, ears, nose and mouth were on fire. Describe anger to the extreme.

Secular desire: refers to people's joy, anger, sadness, joy and desire.

Up and down: describe panic in your heart.

Too many cooks: describe people with mixed hands and feet and chaotic movements.

Noisy: describes people who talk too much.

Seventy-two changes: various strategies, skills and methods

Seven hands and eight hands: also known as "seven feet and eight hands". Describe the action is hectic, many people start work together.

Clumsy: describes a hectic action, with many people working together. Also known as "seven feet and eight hands".

Qi fen Dan: the legendary Dan medicine has the effect of increasing health care.

Seven mouths and eight pictures: Describe people in many different languages.

Clumsy: describes being in a panic and in a hurry. It's the same as "seven feet and eight hands"

Seven vertical and seven tackled: metaphor is good at using strategies to convince each other. With "seven vertical seven birds".

Seven birds in a row: metaphor is good at using strategies to convince each other. Also known as "seven vertical and seven tackled".

Seven verticals and eight horizontals: describe unfettered freedom.

Seven sons and eight husbands: describe sons and husbands.

Seven sticks and eight creations: ① random nonsense. ② refers to disunity.

Seven chastity and nine fierceness: In the old society, women were described as extremely chaste and strong, and would rather die than lose their virginity.

Seven mouths and eight mouths: Describe people in many different languages. Same as "seven mouths and eight cards".

Seven words and eight languages: describe people with many languages.

Seven phases and five publics: all ministers of the Han Dynasty, and later referred to many civil and military ministers.

Seven nests and eight generations: swearing words. Refers to all families.

Seven bays and eight bends: many bends, constantly changing direction. It also describes not being straightforward. The same as "seven rooms and eight turns".

Seven bays and eight bends: ① There are many bends, and the direction is constantly changing. (2) describe doing things is not straightforward. Also known as "seven bends and eight turns".

Seven bends and eight turns: many bends, constantly changing direction. It also describes not being straightforward. The same as "seven rooms and eight turns".

Seven twists and turns: describe seven twists and turns.

Seven losses and eight benefits: refers to the fact that women are now in the month, and men should make up for it. Traditional Chinese medicine describes the process of human growth and development. Women take seven as the discipline and men take eight as the discipline, so seven refers to women and eight refers to men.

Seven injuries and eight injuries: describe serious injuries.

A complete collection of seven-character idioms.

Too many chefs describe many people with mixed hands and feet and chaotic movements.

I am anxious to describe my heart.

It is said that many people are talkative.

Seven mouths and eight pictures describe people in many different languages.

Seven sons and eight husbands describe their sons as having many husbands.

The metaphor of a bird standing upright is good at persuading the other side with strategy. Also known as "seven vertical and seven tackled".

Seven bays and eight turns ① bend in many places, constantly changing direction. (2) describe doing things is not straightforward. Also known as "seven bends and eight turns".

Seven buddha's seven deaths are the first fruits of Hinayana. He still has to travel back and forth between heaven and earth, and he has to live and die seven times before he can prove grosvenor. Also known as "seven lives and seven deaths".

Mouth and eyes, ears and nostrils. Angry as if eyes, ears, nose and mouth were on fire. Describe anger to the extreme.

What are the idioms that begin with "Wu"

1, seven-step octuple

Idiom pinyin: qρbρbāchā

Interpretation of Idiom: According to legend, Cao Zhi's seven-step poem, the eight-rhyme poem of Wen is written in eight forks, and it is described as "seven steps and eight forks" before thinking quickly.

The origin of the idiom: Qing Wenkang's "Biography of Heroes of Children" is the 37th time: "There are precedents for seven steps and eight forks; The ancients beat the bowl to urge poetry, and I want to beat the bowl. "

2. seven old Eight Primary Schools

Idiom pinyin: qιl m o bāXi m o

Idiom explanation: refers to the elderly and children. The elderly and young people

Origin of Idiom: Chapter 5 of Feng Zhi's Armed Behind the Enemy: "Get up, I'm seven old, not eight years old. What shall I do with it? "

3708 chaos

Idiom pinyin: q and l í ng b ā Luan

Idiom explanation: the description is messy

Idiom origin: Chapter 5/kloc-0 of Lu Yao's Ordinary World: "In Jin's messy home, he and his family are crying."

4. Seventy-two changes

Idiom pinyin: qρshír biàn

Idiom Interpretation: Various Strategies, Skills and Methods

The origin of the idiom: * * on contradiction: "There are many changes in mythology, such as' Kuafu chasing the sun' in Shan Hai Jing,' shooting nine days' in Huai Nan Zi, and the seventy-two changes of the Monkey King in Journey to the West ..."

5, seven ups and downs

Idiom Pinyin: Q and Shang bāLu

Idiom explanation: describes fidgeting or flustered.

The origin of the idiom: Shi Ming Nai 'an's "Water Margin" is the first time: "Taiwei Hong crouched under a tree root, and thirty-six frightened teeth grabbed each other and beat each other. His heart is like fifteen fights, but his whole body is numb as a gust of wind, his legs are like chickens, and he can't stop complaining. "

A complete collection of idioms prefixed with "Lu"

Secular desires,

Filariasis in July,

Up and down,

Seven tackled seven vertical,

Seven steps into poetry,

Noisy,

Too many cooks,

Fall apart,

Seven losses and eight benefits,

Only seven steps,

Pull his hair,

7788,

Put it together,

Clever and exquisite,

A complete collection of idioms beginning with the word "qi"

Seven words and eight words, seventy-two changes, the original is difficult to change,

Up and down, up and down, up and down, up and down,

Seven days back, seven years sick, three years courtship.

Seven steps in one chapter, seven losses and eight benefits, seven grasping seven verticals,

Seven chastity and nine fierceness, seven measures everything,

Seven holes, seven twists and eight twists,

Complete set of four-character idioms beginning with the word "ba"

Seven emotions come to six desires, the fire in July, the source of seven ups and downs, seven captures and seven verticals, seven steps into poetry, seven mouths, too many cooks, seven falls, seven losses and eight benefits, seven steps into success, seven tears, seven seven spells and eight pieces, seven wonders, seventy-two lines, seven twists and turns, seven old eighty, seven deaths and eight births, and seven days back.

What are the idioms prefixed with "nine"

It's a mess to describe

Seven highs and eight lows describe uneven roads.

Read seven lines at a time. The metaphor is clever.

Metaphor is seven sides and eight petals.

What idioms begin with "Jie"?

1, seven diseases and eight pains

Idiom pinyin: q Ρ ng b ā tò ng b ā tí ng

Idiom explanation: refers to all kinds of illnesses.

The origin of the idiom: Go back to Ceng Pu's "Evil Sea Flower" for the 24th time: "In Wen Qing's family, it is his responsibility that how many people go up and down all year round, suffering from seven diseases and eight pains."

2. Secular desires

Idiom pinyin: qρqíng Liùyù

Idiom explanation: generally refers to human lust; Seven emotions: joy, anger, sorrow, fear, love, evil and desire; Six desires: the desires born of life, death, ears, eyes, mouth and nose.

The origin of the idiom: The seventh time in Li Ruzhen's Mirror Flower Garden in the Qing Dynasty: "Seeking immortality is nothing more than staying away from the world of mortals, cutting off worldly desires, and concentrating on meditation, so you can naturally enter the immortal road."

3, seven words and eight words

Idiom pinyin: q and y á n b ā y incarnations

Idiom explanation: Describe people in many different languages.

The origin of the idiom: Li Qingru's "Mirror Flower Edge" is the eighty-third time: "My sister is joking, but you dare to pay attention to it, but you never hear it."

4. seven old Eight Primary Schools

Idiom pinyin: qιl m o bāXi m o

Idiom explanation: refers to the elderly and children. The elderly and young people

Origin of Idiom: Chapter 5 of Feng Zhi's Armed Behind the Enemy: "Get up, I'm seven old, not eight years old. What shall I do with it? "

5. A seven-foot body

Idiom pinyin: q

Idiom explanation: body: body. The body of an adult man

The origin of the idiom: Xun Zi's exhortation to learn in the Warring States Period: "Between the mouth and ears, four inches is enough for a seven-foot body?"