An idiom that is insightful?

Ⅰ What is the idiom about seeing a shadow immediately?

Immediately: Basic explanation: If you put the pole up in the sun, you will see the shadow immediately. The metaphor shows immediate effect.

Pinyin pronunciation: lì gān jiàn yǐng

Usage example: You said that you are the incarnation of lotus, pure and inactive, it is like the changes of the five elements, ~. (Chapter 78 of "The Romance of the Gods" by Xu Zhonglin in the Ming Dynasty)

Synonyms: immediate success, immediate results

Antonyms: protracted, hard work without success

How to use: linking type; used as predicate, attributive, object; metaphor of things having quick effects

Source of the idiom: Volume 2 of "Shen Tongqi" written by Wei Boyang of the Han Dynasty: "Immediate effect, the sound is heard in the valley."

Postscript: Bamboo stands upright under the sun; on a sunny day

Ⅱ What are the idioms about standing

Chengmen stands in the snow, making an immediate impact, standing gracefully, standing alone, and irreconcilable , the place where the cone stands, and so on. Accept it.

Ⅲ What are the idioms about seeing?

The idioms about seeing include: obvious, commonplace, seeing the sky again, clearing the clouds and seeing the sun, ignoring death, turning a blind eye, visible, Know something from the smallest detail, be stretched thin, change your mind when you see something different, have true knowledge and insight, get immediate results, know your heart and see your nature, act bravely when you see what is right, see it often, fall in love at first sight, see it at the end of the picture, express your own opinions, limited by prejudice, far-sightedness, see one after another, see each other sincerely, meet each other Hate late, hit the nail on the head, etc.

1. Obvious? [ xiǎn ér yì jiàn ]

Explanation: It describes things or principles that are obvious and easy to see clearly.

From: Qing Dynasty Li Yu's "Xianqing Occasion·Structure No. 1": "This is an obvious thing, and no one has ever argued it." (This is an obvious thing, and no one has ever argued it. Refute it. )

Grammar: more formal; used as object, attributive, and clause.

2. Commonplace? [ sī kōng jiàn guàn ]?

Explanation: Sikong: an ancient official name. Refers to something that is common and not surprising.

From: Tang Dynasty Meng Qi's "Poetry of Skills and Emotions" contains Liu Yuxi's poem: "It is commonplace to see messy things, which cut off the heart of the governor of Jiangnan." (Li Shen, who has a high official position, has seen such scenes many times. , but as a small governor of Suzhou, he had to express his feelings about this situation)

Grammar: subject-predicate; used as predicate, attributive, and object.

3. See the sky again? [ chóng jiàn tiān rì ]

Explanation: See the sky and the sun again. It is a metaphor for escaping from darkness and seeing the light again.

From "The Complete Works of Wenshan, Thirteenth, Zhenzhou Miscellaneous Fu, Preface" by Wen Tianxiang of the Song Dynasty: "As soon as you enter Zhenzhou, you suddenly see Chinese clothes, like a wanderer returning to his hometown, unexpectedly seeing the light of day again. So far." (As soon as I arrived in Zhenzhou, I suddenly saw my Ming Dynasty clothes, like a wanderer who came to his hometown without expecting to see the light again here.)

Grammar: verb-object type; As predicate and object.

4. Seeing death without rescuing someone? [jiàn sǐ bù jiù]?

Explanation: Seeing someone in danger but not going to rescue them.

From: The second chapter of "Save Fengchen" by Guan Hanqing of Yuan Dynasty: "What you have done is not to save me from death. I am ashamed to see horses and black cows killed in this peach orchard." (Now you see people in emergency and If you don’t go to the rescue, wouldn’t you be ashamed to see horses and black cattle being slaughtered in this peach orchard? )

Grammar: linking tense; used as predicate, object, attributive; to describe ruthlessness

Five. , Turn a blind eye? [ shì ér bù jiàn ]

Explanation: Refers to not paying attention, not paying attention, opening your eyes but not seeing. It also means to ignore it, to treat it as if you didn’t see it.

From: "Book of Rites·University": "Being absent-minded means turning a blind eye without seeing, hearing without hearing, and eating without knowing its taste.

"(My mind is not here, I open my eyes but don't see it, my ears listen but I can't hear it, and I don't know the taste when I eat it.)

Grammar: contraction type; used as predicate and attributive; with derogatory meaning.

Ⅳ With the idiom of establishing what is established

Establish this to take a photo: check, observe. Write down the notes and save them as evidence

Establish the place. In the Buddhist saying of becoming a Buddha, Zen Buddhism believes that everyone has Buddha nature and can become a Buddha by abandoning evil and doing good.

Li Di Shu Chu is a metaphor for people who read a lot and are knowledgeable.

A standing bookcase is a metaphor for a person who reads a lot and is knowledgeable.

Put the pole up in the sun and see the shadow immediately.

To make atonement for one's sins is to make up for one's sins.

To establish a country and stabilize the world.

To establish a stable state. Leaning next to the horse, he immediately wrote an article.

To be settled in one's life: to be mentally stable; to be settled in one's home.

Limu South Gate Limu: Use concrete facts to prove that new laws and systems must be implemented.

Establish people and establish people. , achievement; Da: developed, distinguished. It used to mean helping people to build their achievements and improve their status.

Being a person; being a person; being active in society and interacting with others. Various activities.

Be self-reliant and behave in a moderate manner.

Establish a reputation: make oneself have a certain status in society; spread oneself in society. Fame spreads far and wide.

Immediately, immediately.

Standing and talking for a while.

Establishing a career. Establish a country and stabilize the world.

Stand in an invincible position.

Stand in a position where you will not fail. A point at the tip of a cone. It also refers to a very small place to stand.

Thousands of feet per wall: steep cliffs.

Buddhism without words refers to Zen enlightenment, which does not involve words and does not rely on scriptures, but only relies on the understanding and understanding between master and disciple. Give and take.

Chai Libua means upright and upright.

The age of being established refers to those who resist or disobey their superiors. Administrative region or unit.

Independence mostly refers to the country or political party maintaining its sovereignty and not being controlled or dominated by others.

The age when a person reaches thirty years old and can be independent. Later, it was referred to as thirty-year-old.

Isolated and isolated means that there is no support or assistance from anyone.

Isolated and helpless. There is only one person or one side of the force and no external help.

Isolated and helpless. There is only one person or one side of the force, with no outside help.

Hai Li Yun Chui describes the diction with great courage.

Standing out among the chickens is like a crane standing among the chickens. It is a metaphor for a person's appearance or talent that stands out among a group of people around him.

Outstanding means outstanding, outstanding, and above average.

Cleverly coining some names to achieve some unfair purpose.

Cleverly coining names and colors to achieve some unfair purpose. Same as "making a clever name".

Reward immediately and punish immediately means that those who deserve a reward will be rewarded immediately and those who deserve a punishment will definitely be punished.

Maverick: unique; Li: stand up. Describes a person's noble aspirations and deeds, which are different from popular customs.

There is no place for awls. There is no place for awls. The metaphor does not even exist in a very small place. Later, it is often used to describe poverty.

Neutral and impartial: partial. Stay neutral and unbiased.

Standing out among the chickens is like a crane standing among the chickens. It is a metaphor for a person's appearance or talent that stands out among a group of people around him.

Self-reliance refers to starting a family alone. It also refers to establishing a new school academically without relying on predecessors. Now also refers to leaving a certain group and starting another one.

Fidgeting is neither sitting nor standing. Describes a nervous and restless mood.

Settling down a family, establishing a foundation or business. It also refers to working and living in one place for a long time.

To settle down and establish one’s life. To settle down: to settle down somewhere; to establish one’s destiny: to have something to rest on one’s spirit. It means that life is settled and spiritual sustenance is found.

Unconventional: proposed, stated; different: different, special. Put forward novel ideas and express being different.

Getting married and establishing a career means getting married and establishing a career.

To have a family and establish a career means that a man is married, has a job, and can live independently.

Chengmen Lixue used to mean that students should be taught respectfully. A metaphor for respecting a teacher.

Build meritorious service despite guilt. Build meritorious deeds despite guilt, in order to obtain punishment reduction or exemption.

To perform meritorious deeds with guilt or mistakes is to create meritorious deeds and atone for sins with merit.

Make a decisive decision when the opportunity arises: Seize the opportunity. Make immediate decisions in critical moments.

Make a decision immediately. Seize the opportunity and make a decision immediately.

Take charge of the household and plan the household affairs.

Being in charge of the house means managing the housework.

Take charge of the family business.

Take charge of the family business.

Sharpen your conduct and establish your reputation. Sharpen your virtues and establish your reputation.

Build a household with the top door and support the door. Refers to starting a family independently.

Stand upright with the sky above your head and your feet on the earth. Describes the image as tall and heroic.

Duo嗟established Duo嗟: a call and a promise, describing a short time. The metaphor will be done immediately.

Abolish the private and turn the public into public.

To make a decisive decision when the opportunity arises means to make a decisive decision when the opportunity arises.

Reform the old and establish the new. The old refers to political changes or the change of dynasties. Now generally refers to removing the old and establishing the new. The same as "reforming the old and creating new things".

The horizontal eyebrows raise the eyes. It is still said that the horizontal eyebrows raise the eyes. Describes the look of looking at each other angrily and with a fierce attitude.

The cross-brows raise the eyes, which means the cross-brows raise the eyes. Describes the look of looking at each other angrily and with a fierce attitude.

To make meritorious deeds is to make meritorious deeds. Establish meritorious deeds and achieve great things.

Establishing meritorious deeds Jian: establishment; merit: meritorious deeds; ye: career. Establish meritorious deeds and achieve great things.

Establishing a foundation to establish a business usually refers to the establishment of a new dynasty or country by the founding monarch of the old country.

Kaishi Liji used to mean establishing a foundation and establishing rule.

Integrity and stubbornness establish cowardice, which means that noble moral integrity can inspire people to move forward.

Poverty without an awl. So poor that there is no place as small as an awl to insert an awl.

Poverty has no place to stand. So poor that there is no place as small as where an awl can be inserted. Describe extreme poverty.

Destroy the old and establish the new. Destroy the old and establish the new.

Word choice refers to the word choice and intention when writing articles and speaking. Same as "the meaning of words".

There is no standing cone in the body, and no inch of land can accommodate it. A metaphor for a very small place.

Tree: establish a monument; biography: biography. It originally refers to engraving someone's life story on a stone tablet or writing a biography so that his reputation can be passed down from generation to generation. Now it is a metaphor for establishing personal prestige and improving personal reputation.

Establish customs and establish customs.

Shu Yuan establishes the legitimate son, which refers to establishing the eldest son as the crown prince.

Prosperity and establishment of a country State: country. Build and revitalize the nation.

Build a family and build a career.

To sleep and take a nap describes extreme tiredness and lack of energy.

Rhetoric and sincerity. Writing articles should show the author's true intentions.

Rhetoric establishes sincerity. It originally refers to rectifying literature and education and establishing integrity. Later, it is often used to refer to the fact that writing should express the author's true intention and should not be frivolous.

To make a decisive decision when the opportunity arises means to make a decisive decision when the opportunity arises. Describes being decisive in critical moments.

To solve things easily and quickly means to handle things and solve problems smoothly. Same as "easy to solve".

Yuanbi is established. Yongbi: Take the pen. Pick up the pen and write immediately. Describes quick thinking. It is also used as "the pen is used to form a chapter" and "the pen is used to create a chapter".

Flattery establishes cowardice. Instruct those who flatter themselves to know what they are afraid of, and those who are cowardly know what they are afraid of and can stand on their own feet.

To write a book and establish a theory: to create, to propose; to write a book and establish a theory; to write a book and establish a theory. Engage in writing and put forward your own ideas and theories.

Writing a book and establishing a theory: writing; establishing: achievement; speaking: doctrine. Write a book or article and create your own theory.

Mie destroys the bones and establishes mourning: sadness; destruction: damaging the body; Guli: describing being extremely thin, leaving only the skeleton. In the old days, it was described as being so thin that only a handful of bones were left due to excessive grief during the death of a parent.

Mourning and barrenness is an old description of being so thin that only a handful of bones are left due to excessive grief during the death of a parent.

Standing proudly and proudly. Standing proudly and proudly: a strong and unyielding appearance. Stand tall: stand tall like a mountain. Describes strong and unshakable.

Standing proudly means standing firmly and unshakably.

Stand side by side. Side by side: Side by side. Stand shoulder to shoulder. Metaphorically, they are very close to each other.

If you don’t destroy the old, you can’t build the new.

Standing on one's feet means being afraid and not daring to stand upright.

The firewood destroys the bones and establishes the bones. It describes the appearance of excessive grief due to the death of a parent, the body being destroyed, and the appearance of emaciation and haggard.

Detached independence refers to living alone beyond the world.

Single and independent Single: single person. Alone, independent and self-sufficient.

The tripod stands like the three legs of the tripod, each of which stands on one side. It is a metaphor for a situation in which three aspects are separate and at odds.

Han thieves are incompatible, which is a metaphor for the existence of me and the absence of you.

The swans are flying high and the phoenixes are standing tall. The metaphor is outstanding.

The family is standing on the wall. Disciple: only, just. There are only four walls in the house. Described as being very poor and having nothing.

Golden Rooster Independence refers to a martial arts posture of standing on one leg. Back also refers to standing on one foot.

Jin's merits are not established. Jin: boasting. They think they can accomplish great things, but they will never succeed.

Peerless independent Peerless: unique in contemporary times. Unparalleled in the world, it stands out. It is often used to describe extraordinary and beautiful women.

The two heroes do not stand side by side. It means that the two heroes cannot coexist and must fight and merge with each other.

Mao Sengu Li Sen: gloomy; Li: erect. It was so eerie that the hair on my hair stood on end.

Standing facing the wall is a metaphor for an uneducated person who sees nothing if he stands facing the wall.

The reputation is well-deserved. It means that it is appropriate to have such a famous reputation, and it is indeed well-deserved.

Standing against the wall means facing the wall. Nothing to see. A metaphor for being uneducated and incompetent. Also means "standing facing the wall".

Alone, alone. Describes a person who is helpless and lonely.

Three-pointed opposition is a metaphor for three parties standing apart and competing against each other. Same as "three tripods".

Standing at thirty means that a person has achieved something before or after the age of thirty.

Three pillars of opposition is a metaphor for a situation in which there are three opposing sides.

Preparation means that no matter what you do, you will succeed if you are prepared in advance, and you will fail if you are not prepared.

The two sides stand side by side. It means that two hostile parties cannot exist at the same time. A metaphor for irreconcilable contradictions.

Swear to the contrary. Swear: swear. Vow not to coexist with the enemy.

It means that the hatred between the two sides is so deep that they cannot exist at the same time.

Slim: tall and upright. Describes a woman's slender figure. It also describes the tall and straight shapes of flowers and trees.

Stubborn and cowardly people can make greedy people honest and cowardly people can be self-reliant. In the old days, it was used to describe the power of influence.

Standing majestically Weiran: extremely high; standing: the mountain is upright and towering. It is a metaphor for standing upright on the ground like a mountain, unshakable.

Destroy the bones and establish the bones: long-term illness and thinness. Describes the body as skinny as firewood.

Shape pin bone vertical pin: emaciation. Describes a very thin body.

Yangxu Mountain stands as warm as the sun and as tall as the mountains. It is a metaphor for a person with a gentle personality and good conduct.

Leave the world and be independent. Leave the world: abandon things in the world. Live independently from society and not interact with anyone.

He is handsome and elegant.

Yuanting Mountain Standing is a metaphor for a person’s moral character being as deep as the abyss and as high as a mountain. Same as "Yuan Ting Yue Zhi".

The abyss stops and the mountain stands. It is a metaphor for a person's moral character, which is as deep as the abyss and as high as a mountain.

Yuan Ting Yue Li means that a person's character is as deep as the abyss and as high as a mountain.

Yuntun Senli looks numerous and neat.

Standing on one’s feet Standing on one’s feet, not daring to take a step. Describe fear.

Ⅳ What are the idioms with opinion

Common name for short-sightedness and suicide

Short-sightedness refers to short-sightedness

Stubbornness : Stubborn; Persistence: Persistence. Stubbornly adhere to one's opinions; unwilling to change.

Seeing the wind is like rain is a metaphor for seeing only a few signs and rashly believing them to be true.

Don't be surprised when you see strange things. You are not surprised when you see strange things; you can deal with them calmly. Refers to being calm and not panicking when encountering problems.

Seeing the scenery and being emotional causes some association or emotion when seeing the things in front of you. It also means adapting to the situation.

Seeing the benefits and forgetting the moral principles. Describes people who are greedy for money and selfish.

Seeing that the situation is not good. Seeing that the situation is not good. It means that the situation is not good for you.

Speak directly from the heart, without any hidden inflection

It can be seen clearly: a stripe on a leopard's body. A metaphor can tell the whole story from one point.

Clearly visible: distinct and clear. To see clearly

To see an uneven road means to see an uneven thing

To see a glimpse of something: roughly; spotted: a pattern. You can roughly see a patch (on a leopard). It is a metaphor that you can learn from what you see...

Seeing light from all directions describes a person who is very worldly and can handle all aspects very thoughtfully.

See ghosts in broad daylight. See ghosts in broad daylight. It was originally a metaphor for the leisure and desolation in the government. It is often used as a metaphor for things that cannot happen.

Bingrong meets Bingrong: weapons. Meet with force. Refers to using war to solve problems.

Pull the clouds aside and see the sun.Put away the dark clouds and see the sun. It is a metaphor for breaking through the darkness and seeing the light. It can also be used as a metaphor for the elimination of doubts and sudden understanding.

Not seeing the light of day is a metaphor for the darkness of society, with no light at all.

Flies see blood. When flies see blood, they suck it hard. The metaphor is very greedy.

Layer upon layer: repeat; iteration: again and again. Appeared one after another. There are many metaphors.

Blowing chaff and seeing rice is a metaphor for quick results.

Insight: see clearly; crux: a lump in the stomach, a metaphor for the key to the problem. It is a metaphor for entanglements or questions about things...

Everyone has his or her own opinion: insist on; maintain; see: opinions, opinions. Everyone holds his own opinion.

Everyone expresses his own opinion: express and publish. Everyone fully expresses their opinions.

Everyone has his or her own opinion.

A few see and hear little, and see little. Describes shallow knowledge and limited knowledge.

Widely seen and well-informed: Guangbo. See widely and listen much. Describes broad knowledge.

When you see wealth, you become jealous of property; you suddenly become ill.

When you see money, you will smile.

Exploit: gap; gap. If you see a gap, insert the needle into it. It is a metaphor for making good use of all available time and space.

Watch the wind and steer the ship. It is a metaphor for acting according to the situation.

Act according to the situation and act flexibly.

Seeing the subtle and knowing the subtle: subtle. Moe: Happens. Seeing the tiny signs of something tells you the extent of its development.

Well-informed: know. See a lot; know a lot. Describes senior qualifications; rich experience; broad knowledge.

Be open to laughter and let the insiders laugh.

Jianan Sima saw the things left by people who died or left and remembered that person.

Act by ear: timing; act: do things. Take action immediately when the time comes.

See the slightest and know the slightest: subtle; clear: obvious. Once you see some signs, you will know its essence and development trend.

Think of justice when you see benefit. When you see something profitable, you think of morality. Describes a person without greed; honest and self-sufficient.

See things you have never seen before. It was quite novel to describe what I saw.

Be brave when seeing justice: justice; courage: be brave; do for; do. Have the courage to do what is right when you see it.

Seeing others facing death threats and not rescuing them.

Turn the tiller according to the direction of the wind. It's a metaphor for acting based on momentum or looking at other people's looks.

To change one's mind when seeing something different: to be something else; to change one's mind; to change one's mind; to change. Change your mind when you see different things. It means that the will is not firm;...

The views of a frog in a well are like the views of a frog at the bottom of a well. A metaphor for narrow-minded knowledge.

Different people have different views on the same issue from different positions or angles.

Let’s get straight to the point. When you open the door, you will see mountains. Metaphor refers to speaking and writing; getting to the point from the beginning; not going around the bush.

Immediate effect. When you stand up the pole, you can see the shadow of the pole immediately. The metaphor has immediate effect.

See the sun when you clear the clouds. Clear the clouds and see the sun. It means that the darkness has passed and the light has arrived. It is also a metaphor for clearing up misunderstandings.

Frequent: many times; fresh: novel. After seeing it many times, it no longer feels strange. Also known as "shuò; repeatedly seen."...

The view of the door: the sect; the view: the prejudice. Stereotypes arising from sectarian differences.

Look at the surface: Look at the surface. A superficial view without getting to the point.

Ignorance: having a superficial view; being ignorant: hearing very little. Describes not having much experience and knowledge.

Seeing the lungs and liver is like seeing through the lungs and liver. It is a metaphor that people can clearly see what is going on in one's mind (with a derogatory meaning).

Turning a blind eye means not paying attention; not paying attention; opening one's eyes but not seeing. It also means to ignore it; to ignore it if you see it.

Treating each other with sincerity means treating people with sincerity. Push: show; sincerity: honest intention.

In the end, the metaphor reveals the truth or original purpose of things. Qiong: exhaustion; dagger: dagger; dagger.

Commonplace and commonplace: an ancient official name; commonplace: common and accustomed. It originally refers to something that is commonplace and is considered ordinary; later it is used as a metaphor...

Foresight: foresight: foresight; Ming: refers to ability. The ability to see problems clearly beforehand. Refers to the foresight of the development of things.

Obviously obvious: obvious. It's obvious; it's easy to see.

Enjoy hearing and seeing: listen. Like to listen; happy to watch. Describes something that suits people's interests; very popular.

Xiuyu mutually sees Yu: the luster of jade; Jian: revealing. Metaphor has advantages and disadvantages.

A preconception is an opinion formed or accepted before investigating something. Refers to prejudice.

To pale in comparison: to compare; to see: to show; to be dwarfed: to be insufficient; to be insufficient. Compared with similar things; showing shortcomings.

I regret that we met too late. Describes getting along well with new friends.

Love at first sight: concentration; concentration. Deep feelings arise between men and women as soon as they meet.

A corner of a corner: a corner. Seen from a very narrow angle. A metaphor for one-sided opinions and opinions.

It was like old friends at first sight. When we first met, we hit it off like old friends.

Love at first sight: wholehearted yearning. When we first met, we were completely attracted to each other.

Ordinary knowledge, ordinary knowledge. It means not to argue with people with low knowledge and poor cultivation, saying "Don't be as knowledgeable as him."

Feel like old friends at first sight: old friends; old friends. Meeting for the first time was like old friends. It describes that they fall in love with each other as soon as they come into contact with each other.

Hit the mark and see blood as soon as the needle is pricked. It is often used as a metaphor for speaking (or writing) to be concise and to the point; to be able to grasp the essence; to the point...

Constrained by prejudice and limited to original views.

A hole in a hole: a small hole. Viewed from inside a small hole. A metaphor for a narrow and one-sided view.

A little bit of superficial insight. Express humility.

To express one's opinions directly: to be straightforward; to express one's opinions directly; to express one's opinions directly. Be forthright with your opinions.

Zhenzhizhijianzhen: truth; Zhenzhi: correct understanding; Zhuo: clear and thorough; Jian: insight. Correct and thorough understanding and insights.

When the clouds open and the sun appears, the clouds and mists are parted; the sun appears. It is a metaphor for sending away the darkness and seeing the light again. It also means that a mystery is solved; the mood is relaxed.

See the light of day again: re. See the sky and the sun again. It is a metaphor for getting rid of the dark and difficult environment; seeing the light again. Also known as "...

To straighten the skirt of clothes when one is short of money; to expose the elbows. To describe ragged clothes; also to refer to focusing on one thing and not the other. Skirt: skirt of clothes; elbow: arm...

Very insightful.

Hearing and seeing with one’s own eyes.

Being far-sighted means being far-sighted.

Let’s express what we see.” Everyone expresses his or her own opinion.

Adhere to one's own opinions and do not accept the opinions of others, and act stubbornly according to one's own opinions.

Stubbornly stereotyped means "stubbornly opinionated".

Be impressed Seeing something "with admiration"

Guan Yu Guan Yu: Seeing things through a tube means having limited knowledge. It means that one has limited knowledge and may not have correct opinions...

See the wind and make the sail.

See the money and become jealous.

Seeing the gods and ghosts is like seeing ghosts and gods. .

To make trouble when something happens.

Different people have different views on the same issue from different standpoints or angles.

Taking advantage of every opportunity is a metaphor for trying to make a profit or taking advantage of various loopholes

Dreaming about the Duke of Zhou: a famous statesman in the early Western Zhou Dynasty and an ideal figure in Confucius' mind. It was originally Confucius lamenting his physical decline. Words for old people...

Rare and strange: having too little knowledge; seeing things as strange.

The vulgar opinions of the world.

Sometimes disappear, sometimes appear; disappear. See: appear; sometimes disappear, sometimes appear.

The scholar’s ??view refers to the view of a nerd

Ⅵ What are the idioms related to heli

To settle down and live one’s life,

To stand upright,

Slim and graceful,

Cheng Menlixue, version

Establishing a foundation and establishing a business,

There is no balance between power and power,

Stand tall,

Isolated and helpless,

Stand out from the crowd,

Set up a monument and establish a legend,

Get immediate results,

Pay off the crime and make meritorious service,

Unconventional,

Cleverly named,

Solitary,

Standing on one’s own,

The Han and the traitors are incompatible ,

Three pillars,

Make a decisive decision,

Put down the butcher knife and become a Buddha immediately,

Establish meritorious deeds,

Golden rooster independence ,

Restless,

Write a book and establish a theory,

Everything will be established if you are prepared, otherwise it will be ruined,

Set up the court with integrity,

Become a Buddha immediately,

Be immortal with words

Ⅶ What are the idioms with "establish"

Stand at thirty,

The situation is irreconcilable,

Cheng Men stands in the snow,

The year of establishment,

Standing alone,

Slim and independent

Take the blame and make meritorious service,

stand upright,

be independent of the golden rooster,

live in peace and contentment,

be independent from the world,

Instant results,

Standing on three pillars,

Standing on the wall,

Making a decisive decision at the moment,

Standing here to keep it,

Standing tall,

cleverly establishing a name,

being independent,

vowing not to stand alone,

standing as a tripod,

Restless,

Standing on the ground to become a Buddha,

Standing like a bone,

Standing on the ground of a cone

Ⅷ What are the idioms for standing up?

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Mie Ruigu Li Mie: sad; Ruin: damage to the body; Guli: describes extremely thin, leaving only the skeleton. In the old days, it was described as being so thin that only a handful of bones were left due to excessive grief during the death of a parent.

2.

Set up a family and establish a business or a business. It also refers to working and living in one place for a long time.

3.

To settle down and establish one’s life: to settle down somewhere; to establish one’s destiny: to have something to rest on one’s spirit. It means that life is settled and spiritual sustenance is found.

4.

Standing proudly describes standing firmly and unshakably.

5.

Stand shoulder to shoulder: shoulder to shoulder. Stand shoulder to shoulder. Metaphorically, they are very close to each other.

6.

"Standing on the wall with thousands of feet" describes the towering rocks.

7.

Unconventional, different, different: propose, state; different: different, special. Put forward novel ideas and express being different.

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The Buddhist saying of "not establishing words" refers to Zen enlightenment, which does not involve words and does not rely on scriptures, but only relies on the heart-to-heart connection between master and disciple, understanding and agreement, and teaching and receiving of the Dharma.

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If you don’t destroy the old, you can’t build the new.

10.

Standing sideways means being afraid and not daring to stand upright.

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Chai Shai Gu Li describes the appearance of excessive grief due to the loss of a parent, physical damage, and emaciation and haggardness.

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Having a family means that the man is married, has a job, and can live independently.

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Cheng Menlixue always taught students to be respectful and respectful. A metaphor for respecting a teacher.

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Stand with your feet together and look sideways. Focus your feet: put your feet together; look sideways: squint your eyes. Describes fear and resentment.

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To perform meritorious deeds with guilt or mistakes is to create meritorious deeds and redeem sins with merit.

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Make a decisive decision when the opportunity arises: Seize the opportunity. Make immediate decisions in critical moments.

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The year of establishment refers to thirty years old.

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Practice and establish a reputation. Sharpen your virtues and build a reputation.

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Stand tall with the sky above your head and your feet on the earth. Describes the image as tall and heroic.

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Independence mostly refers to the country or political party maintaining its sovereignty and not being controlled or dominated by others.

Ⅸ What are the idioms about standing

1. Standing at thirty is a Chinese idiom, which means that at this time, his actions are in line with etiquette and his words and deeds are appropriate

From: "The Analects of Confucius·Wei Zheng" Confucius said: "When I was fifteen, I was determined to learn; when I was thirty, I stood up; at forty, I was not confused; at fifty, I knew the destiny; at sixty, my ears were obedient; at seventy, I followed my heart's desires and did not exceed them. Moment."

Translation: Confucius said: "When I was fifteen, I determined to study in a university. At the age of fifty, one understands the basic laws of heaven and physics; at the age of sixty, he understands everything; at the age of seventy, he can do as he pleases without going beyond the rules."

2. The pronunciation is bú pò. bú lì. The interpretation means that without destroying the old, the new cannot be established.

From ***'s "On New Democracy": "Nothing can be done without destroying or establishing; neither can it be blocked nor flowed; more than that, the struggle between them is a life and death struggle."

3. Irreconcilable opposition is A Chinese idiom, pinyin is shì bù liǎng lì, meaning: it means that two hostile parties cannot exist at the same time. A metaphor for irreconcilable contradictions.

Quote: Chapter 20 of "Water Margin" by Chen Chen of the Qing Dynasty: What abominable are the thieves who drank from Machuan! He came to disturb him several times and was at odds with him!

4. Stand out among the crowd is a Chinese idiom. The pinyin is hè lì jī qún. It means that one’s appearance or talent stands out among the crowd.

From: Jin Dynasty Dai Kui's "Seven Sages in the Bamboo Forest": "Ji Shao entered Luo, or Wang Rong said: 'Yesterday I saw Ji Shao among the crowd, as high-spirited as a wild crane among the chickens. .

Translation: When Ji Shao arrived in Luoyang, someone told Wang Rong that he saw Ji Shao for the first time among the crowd yesterday. He was tall, smart and handsome, and he stood out among his companions.

5. Golden Rooster Independence is a Chinese word, pinyin is jīn jī dú lì, which refers to the posture of standing on one foot. It often refers to a martial arts technique or a posture of a certain skill.

Citation: Qing· Chapter 74 of "Flowers in the Mirror" by Li Ruzhen: "I am an independent golden rooster, and I have to have one foot slightly longer.

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Ⅹ What are the idioms containing “standing”

Standing in the world,

Making decisive decisions when the opportunity arises,

Standing outstandingly,

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Take the blame and make meritorious service,

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Immediately make thousands of words,

Abolish private and public affairs,

Erect eyebrows and eyes,

stand out among the chickens,

in the year of establishment,

stand out among the chickens,

build a safe country,

The name is established through hard work,

The name is well-deserved,

Yangxu Mountain is established,

Independence from the world,

Being curious and innovative,

Standing on a tripod,

Taking charge of the family,

Opening up the steps and establishing poles,

Standing on the wall. Ren,

If it is not destroyed, it cannot be established,

An independent kingdom,

The firewood destroys the bones and the bones are established,

The clouds are built in the forest,

Establish a legitimate family,

Set up a family and a career,

Establish a life and settle down,

Be the leader of the family,

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