Fruit homophonic idiom

Fruit homophonic idioms are as follows:

1, peaches and plums are everywhere: because "peach" and "escape" are homophonic, they also mean to escape and avoid the world.

2. There is no pear to make trouble with: "pear" and "separation" in "Pear" are homophonic, so it can refer to separation and be extended to divorce.

3. Persimmon is smooth (everything goes well): the word "persimmon" and "thing" in persimmon are homophonic, and everything goes well.

4. Peace and joy (peace and security): The homonym of "ping" and "ping" in apples is extended to peace and security.

5, peach luck repeatedly (good luck repeatedly): the homonym of "peach" and "escape" in peach also means escape and escape from the world, which is extended to good luck repeatedly.

6, jujube gives birth to your son (early birth to your son): the homonym of "jujube" and "early" in jujube is extended to early birth to your son.

7. Berries have troubles (no troubles): The homonym of "berries" and "nothing" in strawberries means no troubles.

8. Durian never leaves (lingering): The homonym of "durian" and "lingering" in durian is extended to lingering.

9. Pitaya (thriving): the homonym of "dragon" and "thriving" in Pitaya.

10. Homologous connection (concentric connection): The homonym of "Li" and "Li" in litchi means separation, separation, concentric separation and homonym connection.

The benefits of homophonic:

1, easy to remember: homophonic can help people remember some information more easily. For example, some words or phrases that are difficult to remember can be remembered more easily by associating them with similar sounds or words that are easy to remember.

2, increase interest: the silence and interest that homophonic can bring. Many jokes and entertainment programs rely on homophones to amuse the audience.

3. Cultural inheritance: In many languages and cultures, homophony is used to convey specific information and traditions. By using homophones, people can better understand and appreciate their works.

4. Language learning: Homophony can provide a useful learning tool for people to learn a new language. By associating words in the target language with similar sounds in the mother tongue, it is easier to master new vocabulary.

5. Advertising marketing: In advertising and marketing, homophonic can also be used to increase brand awareness and memory. For example, some brand names and slogans may use homophones related to products or services to attract customers' attention.