Metaphorical Meaning and Original Meaning of 500 Idioms of Ordinary Junior Middle School Students

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1. Stubborn cow: It is said in "Zhuangzi Health Master" that a person who kills a cow initially sees the whole cow (whole cow) with his eyes. After three years, he was skilled, and when he moved the knife, he only saw the crack of the skin and bones, but he could not see the whole cow. Used to describe a skill that has reached a very skilled level. This word can easily be misused as a derogatory term.

2, hype: now used to describe colorful remarks, very beautiful (mostly exaggerated or unrealistic). This word can only be used to describe.

3, childhood friends: describe the innocence of men and women when they are young and play together. More refers to the intimate feelings between men and women when they are young.

Non-publication theory: a metaphor for unchangeable or indelible speech. (publication, in ancient times, refers to the elimination of typos; Do not publish, which means that it cannot be changed). Easily misused as derogatory.

5. Dissatisfaction: Generally speaking, it is still satisfactory. Almost (chā). None of the paintings in the font Exodus are very good, except this plum blossom.

6. Celebrate each other by playing the crown: "Biography": "Ji and you are friends, and the world is called' Wang Yang was in office and played the crown together', saying that their choices are the same." Play with the crown, dust off the hat and prepare to be an official. Later, it was used to indicate that when a person became an official or was promoted, his associates also celebrated each other. Used in a derogatory sense. It's easy to get the emotional color wrong when using it.

7, full of sweat: describe a lot of books (full of sweat, transported by cattle, cattle are too tired to sweat; Fill the building and fill the room). The objects described only refer to books.

8. Tomorrow's yellow flowers: There is a sentence in Su Shi's poem "Nine Days and Two Rhymes in the Princes" that "there is no need to rush back when you meet, and tomorrow's yellow flowers and butterflies are also worried". After the Double Ninth Festival, chrysanthemums will wither, and there is nothing to appreciate anymore. Later, people used "a thing of the past" to describe a report that lost its news value or something that lost its timely function. This idiom can easily be mistaken for "yesterday's yellow flowers".

9, won the hearts of the people: Fu, convincing. It means winning everyone's trust and respect. It is easy to be misused as "live up to expectations".

10, rally: rally after failure. You can also write "stand up again". This word cannot be used in a derogatory sense.

1 1, nonsense: it means to talk nonsense regardless of the facts. Note that it is different from "loose orpiment", and loose orpiment is also a casual expression, but the meaning of "loose orpiment" is heavier.

12, deliberately: do everything possible to calculate. Use derogatory terms.

13. Empty alley: It means that every household has come out of the alley. It is often used to describe grand occasions such as celebrations and welcoming guests. People are concentrated at home, so all the lanes are empty.

14, coincidence: We completely agree with each other's views or actions without prior discussion. This word should coincide with "coincidence" and can only be used as an adverbial, not as a predicate.

15, blameless: there is nothing to blame, which means that words and deeds are reasonable. It should be distinguished from "beyond reproach", which means that you can't criticize too much, and that although you have shortcomings, you can forgive them.

16, unable to reach an agreement: it means that everyone has different opinions and cannot reach a consistent conclusion. Note that the subject cannot be someone.

17, go deep into the interior: description can thoroughly explain the problem and get to the point. (inside, inside; Finish, thoroughly). Pay attention to the context when using, and don't abuse it casually. For example, "his analysis of this problem is very comprehensive and incisive." This sentence is inconsistent because of misuse of idioms.

18, sit up and take notice: look at it with a new eye. Note that this idiom is generally used to refer to the progress and achievements made by others.

19, insufficient training: training, guidelines. It cannot be regarded as a pattern or a rule. For example, "His practice is really not enough." Note that "training" here cannot be understood as "lesson".

20. Students: Many students. You can't add any quantifiers before this word.

2 1, Hao (Hao) rest: describes that although busy, it can still be orderly and leisurely. Can't be misused as derogatory.

22. Different people have different views: everyone has different views on the same issue. The use of this word should also pay attention to the context. For example, "before sticking to the right and wrong of the four cardinal principles, everyone should have different opinions before reaching an agreement." The idiom in this sentence belongs to misuse. Of course, on the issue of principle, people can't "have different opinions", otherwise they can't "reach * * * knowledge".

23. Once upon a time: it means that time has not passed long or not long ago. Can't be misunderstood as recent.

25. vassal: vassal, follower; Elegance refers to talent. In order to decorate the facade, make friends with celebrities and engage in cultural activities. Can't be mistaken for a compliment.

26, including English drunken flowers: mouth, chewing; English, Chinese and flowers. Chew the flowers slowly with your mouth. Metaphor is to ponder and understand the main points and spirit of poetry. Pay attention to its object when using this word.

27, pick up people's teeth: take people's words as your own words. Used in a derogatory sense.

28. do everything: nothing is not done, that is to say, all bad things can be done. Used in a derogatory sense.

29, into the house: metaphor knowledge or skills from shallow to deep, step by step, to a higher level. Said it was in the room.

30. The dog's tail continues to be marten: it seems inappropriate to connect bad things behind good things. The word (especially literary and artistic works) is generally used in a derogatory sense.

3 1, unity and * * *: rest and joy; Sad, sad. Their destinies are interrelated. Be careful not to confuse this word with "close relationship", which is only a metaphor for close relationship and does not mean sharing weal and woe.

32. Too much is not enough: it's just as bad as Otawa's not doing enough. Don't mistake it for not doing enough.

33. Poor appearance: the original description means very detailed and vivid, but now it is also used to refer to ugliness.

34. Laugh generously: generous and knowledgeable. Let the experts laugh. "Generosity" is the key to understanding this word.

35. Count ancestors: a metaphor for forgetting one's original situation or the origin of things.

36. If the deer dies, who will win? Fight for the world by chasing wild deer. "I don't know who will win" means I don't know who will win Now it is mostly used in competitions or competitions.

37. Beautiful: describe the new house as tall and beautiful, and also describe the beautiful decoration and layout. (wheels, high; Yes, a lot.

38. Perfection: It refers to the perfection of knowledge, technology or work.

39. Luoyang paper is expensive: After Zuo Si's "Sandu Fu" was written in the Jin Dynasty, many people copied it, and Luoyang paper rose in price. Refers to works that are widely circulated and popular for a while.

40. Tianma: Tianma, Shenma. The galloping of a horse is like flying in the air. Dobby's poetry and calligraphy are uninhibited.

4 1, trembling with the wind (Li √): Fu Jian, the former Qin Dynasty, led his troops to attack the Eastern Jin Dynasty and fled in defeat. When the routed troops heard the jitters, they all suspected that they were chasing troops. Describe panic and doubt. You can't just take it literally.

42, Xin (Qi) bamboo difficult book: exhausted, exhausted, empty; Bamboo means bamboo slips. Too many books mean that even if all the bamboo is used up, you can't finish reading it. There are many metaphorical facts (mostly evil), which are difficult to finish. Example: "Japanese imperialism has committed countless heinous crimes against the people of China."

43. Looking through the autumn water: Autumn water is a metaphor for human eyes. Describe looking forward to very eagerly.

44. Throw a brick to attract jade: modesty. Metaphor leads to others' brilliant and mature views with shallow and immature views. This word is only used for modesty.

45, hot: the hand feels hot when it is close, which is a metaphor for arrogance and power, burning, burning and roasting. More derogatory. Pay attention to the applicable objects when using.

46, tried and tested: cool, wrong. There is nothing wrong with repeated experiments. Be careful not to get the meaning backwards.

47. Bian Wei's Three Musts: Historical Records of Confucius: "Confucius likes to be late ... Read Yi He's" Three Musts "Bian Wei and weave bamboo slips with cooked cowhide ropes; Never, never. The leather rope for weaving bamboo slips has been broken many times. Describe studying hard.

48, stretching: pull clothes to expose elbows to describe clothes. It is also a metaphor that there are many difficulties and you can't cope with them yourself.

49.BLACKPINK Debut: Dressing and acting on the stage are more like stepping on the political stage today (including satire).

50. Drink poison to quench your thirst. Quench thirst with poisoned wine. Metaphor regardless of the serious consequences, only to solve the current difficulties. Silver carp, a poisonous wine.

Accumulation of Idioms in College Entrance Examination: Analysis of Common Idioms 30 1 Example (5 1- 100)

5 1.lí measurement: Look at the sky from a bamboo tube and measure the seawater with a ladle. Metaphor is narrow-minded and short-sighted. (derogatory term)

52. Peeking at the leopard in the tube: Looking at the leopard through the small hole in the bamboo tube, only one stripe is seen on the leopard. Metaphor only sees a small part of things. Sometimes used with "visible spots", it is a metaphor to infer the whole picture from the observed parts.

53, the text does not add points: describe the writing of the article quickly, without alteration. (Point: daub a point to delete the table. )

54. The Tao is based on the eyes: It describes that people are afraid of tyranny, meet each other on the road, dare not speak, dare to be angry and dare not speak, and can only use their eyes to signal.

55. In the ascendant: Things are developing and will not end for a while.

56. Lower Liba people: generally refers to popular literature and art, and is often compared with "Yangchun Baixue".

57. Follow the trend: Metaphorically, I have no opinion, or I obey others and follow others in order to please them. Often used as a derogatory term.

58. Not stuffy or hot: It means that the opera performance is very calm, not stuffy or hot. (Pay attention to the objects used)

59. Bullying the weak and fearing the hard (rūn): tough in appearance and timid in heart, often used as a derogatory term.

60. Bottom of the pot: smoke the firewood under the pot. Metaphor is fundamentally solved.

6 1, effective in the east: a metaphor for random imitation, the effect is very bad. Used in a derogatory sense.

62. No brains: This means frankness and sincerity, without trying. (commendatory term)

63, eat: describe the food delicious, eat very full. ("Flower" is touching, "H" is cheek; "One more" means moving your cheeks to help you eat. Pay attention to the object described. )

64. Perfect blame: harsh criticism of others requires perfection.

65. Comment: It means that a boring person casually talks about a woman's appearance, and it also means that he is very picky about details. Used in a derogatory sense.

66. Tí h ú Initiative: It is a metaphor to instill wisdom and make it wake up from confusion or fully realize.

67. Illiteracy: describes a person who is illiterate and uneducated.

68. Agent: No money. (Name: Possession)

69, staying up late: get up early and go to bed late, describing people as hardworking. (commendatory term)

70, listening to life: describe sincere teaching. Mostly used for elders to younger generations or teachers to students. (commendatory term)

7 1, exposure: describes that after watching and listening more, it is invisibly affected.

72. Familiarity: I have listened to it many times, and I am familiar enough to say it in detail.

73. I can't help laughing. Used in sentences, you can't repeat the word "laugh". )

74, hanging pot to save the world: refers to practicing medicine to save people, praising doctors to save lives. (pot, medicine pot also. )

75. Run wildly: Run in groups like ducks. Metaphor means that many people are scrambling to catch up with bad things. (derogatory term)

76. Take over (Chef zǔ): If you don't cook, the person in charge of offering sacrifices to the gods can't go beyond their duties and put down the sacrificial vessels to cook instead of the chef. Generally used as a metaphor to go beyond one's duties and deal with other people's affairs.

77. Endless: connected like a thin thread, almost broken, often used to describe a critical situation or a subtle and long sound.

78. Unbelievable: it means that words and actions are beyond nature and beyond the imagination of ordinary people. (mostly used in derogatory context)

79. Changing your mind when you see something different shows that your will is not firm and your love is not single-minded.

80. Success is failure: when you are close to success, you are defeated (including regret).

8 1, the same result: different tunes are played equally well, and different people's speeches or speeches are equally wonderful, or different practices have the same effect.

82. People make things happen: it means relying on the strength of others to get things done.

Go from bad to worse: it means that the situation is getting worse.

84. Initiator: Metaphor is the initiator of bad atmosphere. (derogatory term)

85, a group of harmony: gentle attitude, no principles. (usually used in a derogatory sense)

86. The tune is high and low: the tune is profound and few people sing along. It's hard to find bosom friends in the old sense. Metaphorical speeches or works of art are not popular now, and few people can understand or appreciate them.

87, reputation: describe the rapid increase in reputation.

88. There is no impunity for crimes: crimes are so heinous that the death penalty cannot make up for them.

89. Change strings: the sound of the piano is not harmonious, so change strings and reload. Metaphor is to reform the system or change the method.

90. The river is getting worse: the water in the river flows downstream every day, indicating that the situation is getting worse every day.

9 1, refuse to give advice: refuse other people's suggestions and cover up your mistakes. (derogatory term)

92. Don't live up to expectations: Don't convince everyone. Don't let everyone down.

93.jiān can't be sent: the metaphor is very close to the disaster, and the situation is extremely critical.

94. At the beginning of disembarkation: refers to the first arrival of an official.

95. Underestimate yourself: underestimate yourself too much.

96, such as sitting in the spring breeze: such as bathing in the warm spring breeze. Metaphor is a lesson or influence. (Make sense without reading the literature)

97. Self-pity: The original meaning refers to regretting your mistakes and correcting them yourself. Now only refers to one's own regret, not including the meaning of correction. (Amnesty International: Governance, Punishment)

98. Make up for what you just learned: It means that you don't have real talent and practical knowledge, but you mix with experts, or mix what you can't do well with good things. (derogatory term)

99. Snow mud claw: a metaphor for traces left by the past.

100, rare: a metaphor for a rare and valuable person or thing. (commendatory term)

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10 1, disturbance: a metaphor for a big dispute or agitation, and more refers to a bad influence.

102, collude with each other in one breath (hàng xiè): a metaphor for people with similar tastes getting together. (derogatory term)

103, overstaffed: the number of people exceeds the needs of the work, and there are fewer things and more people. (used in a derogatory context).

104, miss the heart: while reading, think about its meaning and truth. Only, also called "dimension", thinking.

105, combing the wind and rain: combing your hair with the wind and washing your hair with the rain, describing running around without avoiding the wind and rain. (commendatory term)

106, make a comeback: a metaphor for regaining status after losing power. (commendatory term)

107, corpse vegetarian meal: occupy a place, do nothing but eat for nothing. (derogatory term)

108, take precautions: repair the doors and windows of the house before it rains. Metaphor is to prepare in advance.

109, Ye Long: For example, I like something, but I don't really like it. (derogatory term)

1 10, chuāng: What the eyes see is trauma. Describe the situation severely damaged by war and disaster. (can only be used to describe the country. ) also said "exhausted"

1 1 1, the second time: it is a metaphor for the reunion of husband and wife after separation or break.

1 12, look at the back: you can see other people's necks and backs, which means you can catch up or deserve it. (mostly negative)

1 13, Resettlement: I am used to living in one place and refuse to move easily.

1 14, evasive: describes speaking hesitatingly and evasively. (mostly derogatory)

1 15. Concise: subtle language and profound truth.

1 16, popular support: people trust and want to go back to someone. More refers to a person who is trusted by everyone and wants him to take a job.

1 17. upward behavior has a downward effect: what the people above or the previous generation do, the people below learn how to do it (mostly referring to bad things).

1 18, nonsense: unfounded words. (derogatory term) nonsense: impossible to investigate.

1 19, salivary (tuò) available: metaphor is very easy to get.

120, equal measure: no matter the difference, treat them equally. (mostly used to treat guests)

12 1. Burn ointment (ɡuǐ): light candles instead of sunlight. Describe studying or working hard day and night. (commendatory term)

122, disaster starts from the wall: disaster starts from home. Metaphor is internal disaster.

123, three people make a tiger: metaphor rumors or theories are repeated repeatedly, which may make people believe it. (Don't look at the literal meaning, including derogatory meaning)

124, voluminous article (dú): It means that the space is too large and the number of words is too long. (mostly derogatory)

125, take a chestnut from the fire (l √): a metaphor for taking risks and being helpful. You were fooled and got nothing.

126, the town is full of wind and rain: it describes that things have spread everywhere and are being discussed everywhere (mostly referring to bad things)

127. Don't return the long vacation (ji m): If you borrow it for a long time, don't return it. Fake, borrowed.

128, exotic articles * * * reward: novel articles * * * share. Now refers to the absurd and wrong articles published for everyone to identify and criticize.

129, according to the picture: find a good horse according to the picture. The metaphor is looking for clues, and it is also a metaphor for mechanical rigidity.

130, Piri Yangqiu: refers to the words hidden in the heart. Piri: It refers to the heart. :: "It means Spring and Autumn, the mother of Jin (Sima Yu), named Ah Chun after Zheng, and the word' Spring' was taboo and renamed. According to legend, The Spring and Autumn Annals is a historical book of Lu compiled by Confucius, which often praises and criticizes historical figures and events and is outspoken. This kind of writing is called "Spring and Autumn brushwork". Refers to what is hidden in your heart and not said. It is used here to express' criticism' because it is said that the Spring and Autumn Annals was compiled by Confucius, which means praise or criticism.

13 1, become a common practice: describe the gradual development and prevalence of a thing and form a common practice.

132, delicious: describes a woman who is very beautiful or has very beautiful scenery.

133.jiaao: It doesn't matter if you are offended or rude by others. (Be careful not to read the words to make sense)

134, I'm glad to hear others point out their shortcomings and mistakes. Describe modesty and be strict with yourself. (Be careful not to read the words to make sense)

135, unscathed: the description is not bad at all. Millimeter, milli, refers to a very small amount; Cool, wrong, wrong.

136, I don't want to be happy: After the death of Shu Han, the late ruler Liu Chan was placed in Luoyang, the capital of the Eastern Wei Dynasty. One day, Si Mazhao asked him if he missed Xishu. He said, "I am very happy here, but I don't want to go to Xishu." . Later, it generally refers to forgetting to return to happiness (a derogatory term)

137, Peng Yu (b √) Sheng Hui: Modesty means that you are honored, because others come to your home or hang calligraphy and paintings that others gave you. (pengpeng: omit Peng Menhu) Some people also say that Ceng Hui.

138, broom from treasure: break the broom, cherish yourself as treasure, compare your own things, although it is not good, but cherish yourself. Also known as "a broom is worth a thousand dollars"

139, take the step by step (dāng) bus: walk slowly, just take the bus.

140, groundless: only when there is a cave can the wind come in. Metaphor of news and legend is not completely unreasonable.

14 1, dying: I'm dying, and I'm about to enter the coffin. ]

142, as loud as a thunder: I've heard a lot about my family.

143, bearing the brunt: metaphor for the first attack or disaster. (Don't take it literally)

144, Loyalty: You promise people casually and rarely keep your word. (derogatory term)

145, Ai Ai: Describe stuttering.

146, blind blind horse: "Shi Shuo Xin Yu Paidiao": "Blind people ride blind horses and come to the deep pool in the middle of the night." Metaphor is extremely dangerous.

147, Delong (lǒng) looking at Shu: a metaphor for insatiable greed. (derogatory term)

148, a cliche: I don't feel strange when I get used to it.

149, groveling: describes being very tame and obedient. (including derogatory) also known as "submission"

150, bleak management: describe hard work. (Don't mistake it for a derogatory term) Also called "miserable management"

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15 1, old-fashioned: describes people who are old-fashioned and think they are great; It is also used to describe a lifeless person.

152, shattered glass: trying to cover up the truth, the result is even more exposed.

153: In ancient times, people welcomed their beloved army with rice in a bowl and soup in a pot, which was later used to describe the popularity of the army.

154, the town is full of wind and rain: it describes that things have spread everywhere and are being discussed everywhere (mostly referring to bad things)

155, Dafang House: generally refers to people who are knowledgeable or have expertise in learning.

156 bereavement: as sad and anxious as a dead parent. (including derogatory)

157, turn a deaf ear: put it aside and ignore it.

158, Handan toddler: metaphor failed to imitate others, but lost the original skills. (often used as a derogatory term)

159, with a beautiful expression: describes being tireless in speaking or speaking beautifully.

160, hiding one's talents: a metaphor for hiding talents without exposing them.

16 1, Practice: Experience by yourself and try to implement it.

162, the two sides met Source: Metaphor is handy and everything goes smoothly. This is also a witty metaphor. Note that the object of description is "doing", not "saying". )

163, walking on thin ice: walking on thin ice. Describe being extremely cautious.

164, rubber drum musical instrument: a metaphor for stubbornness and rigidity. (derogatory term)

165, both ends of the first mouse: indecisive or vacillating.

166, bossing around: don't talk but use facial expressions to signal. Refers to the arrogant attitude of powerful people who command others at will. (derogatory term)

167, don't know what to say: don't know what to say. Language barrier or emptiness. (of a person).

168, legacy: metaphor tolerates bad people and does harm to others.

169, Helping others is a metaphor for helping bad people do bad things. (derogatory term)

170, fame became an instant hit: fame spread in a period, which means fame caused a sensation in a period.

17 1, borrowing money to raise funds: a metaphor for giving advice and planning things from others.

172, painstaking management: refers to concentrating on research and reaching a situation that others can't reach. (commendatory term)

173, amazing: amazing what you see is extremely beautiful.

174, strategic position: metaphor is condescending and unstoppable.

175, Create a new way: Metaphor creates a new style or method.

176, unwarranted: describe the crime of deliberately fabricating.

177, subsection analysis: the description is thorough and detailed, and the organization is clear.

178, dangerous words: say upright words and do upright things. Refers to honest words and deeds.

179, Zhou Na, Shen Wen: The name of conviction is harsh, and every effort is made to convict innocent people. Generally speaking, it refers to arbitrarily adding a crime without reference to the facts.

180, the furious tiger Feng Heping: a metaphor for foolhardy and adventurous behavior. (derogatory term)

18 1, bathing the monkey, coronation: dressing up as a character vividly, but actually not. (derogatory term)

182, coincidentally: although rare, there is more than one, and even one can be matched. Used in a derogatory sense.

183, teaching jiāo náo to climb trees: teaching monkeys to climb trees is a metaphor for instigating bad people to do bad things. (derogatory term)

184, sensational: refers to the distorted facts out of nothing, or the words that exaggerate and distort the facts.

185, shocking: surprising. (of the bad guys)

186, comparison: put different people or different things together to talk or treat.

187, the same day: treat them equally and compare them. Used mostly in negative mood.

188, unreasonable: you can't make him understand with reason. It is unreasonable to describe stubbornness or arrogance.

189, incredible: unimaginable and incomprehensible.

190, with a wave of his hand: describe quick thinking and write as soon as you start writing. Mostly used in literature and art (writing, painting, composition, etc. ).

19 1, one step at a time: success in one step, it is easy to describe things and complete them at once.

192, beyond reproach: there is nothing to blame, and words and deeds are reasonable.

193, nothing wrong: you can't criticize too much. Although there are shortcomings, they can be forgiven.

194, equal measure: no matter the difference, treat them equally.

195, Equal treatment: Equal treatment, regardless of personal relationship or thickness.

196, missing: flying without wings, a metaphor for something suddenly disappearing.

197, spread like wildfire: you can run without legs, describing it as spreading rapidly.

198, disagree: disagree if you think it is wrong.

199, I am very worried: things are in my heart and it is difficult to solve.

200, silence: describe dare not speak. It can't be understood as "too cold to make a sound".

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25 1, incomplete: out, over class, same kind; Pull out, surpass, the appearance of apples and grass. Describe a person's character and talent beyond the average.

252. Take good advice: It means it is not easy to do good.

253, a drop in the ocean: a drop in the ocean means very small.

254, the legacy of the sea: pearls in the sea were missed by pearl pickers. Metaphor buried talents or buried talents.

255, help the palace to fold the laurel: see the palace, the moon palace; Folding laurels means that people are admitted to Jinshi. In the past, people were allowed to study this subject.

256, in a daze: staring at the eyes and unable to speak. Describe embarrassment or shock.

257, the city gate is on fire, and the fish in the pool are affected: disaster, disaster; Pool, moat. Metaphor is getting into trouble for no reason.

258. The good and the bad are intermingled: good class refers to good people; Weeds are metaphors of bad people. Refers to both good people and bad people, mixed together. (disease: green bristlegrass, a metaphor for people with poor quality).

259, sincere fear: I am afraid. It turned out that feudal officials showed respect, obedience and awe to the king. Now used to describe respect, obedience or uneasiness. With a derogatory connotation.

260. Demon: The legendary monster is now used to describe all kinds of bad people.

26 1, turn a deaf ear: filling, blocking. Stuff your ears and not listen. Describe deliberately not listening to others.

262, pumping firewood to stop boiling: pumping firewood under the pot to stop the boiling water in the pot is a metaphor for fundamentally solving the problem. Get paid at the same time (raise soup to stop boiling: the metaphor method is not thorough. )

263, water whip Rong: The original metaphor is fresh poetry, and later it is the beauty of women.

264. Morning bell and dusk drum: the bell and drum used in temples to tell the time in the morning and evening. Later, it was used to describe the lonely life of monks and nuns, and it was also used as a metaphor to remind people.

265. Knowing the rain is based on the foundation: the cornerstone of the house. I knew it was going to rain when I saw the wet cornerstone. Metaphor means that everything happens with signs.

266, nitpicking: seeking, looking for; A flaw, a small defect. Metaphor is deliberately picky about other people's shortcomings and mistakes.

267, spring rain: the wind and rain that can make everything grow. Later used to refer to the general deepening of a good education. It is also often used to praise teachers' teaching.

268. Spring and Autumn brushwork: Kong Qiu's revision of Spring and Autumn Annals was mixed. Later generations called this kind of twists and turns, with praise and disparagement, "Spring and Autumn brushwork".

269. Time wasted: Time wasted. Describe wasting time.

270, wrong color engraving gold: wrong, painting; Hug, carved with colorful, carved with gold and silver, beautifully decorated. Words used to describe literary works.

27 1, too big: although it is very big, it is not practical.

272, big talk: Jue, Qi, pronoun, his. A big discussion is mostly derogatory.

273. Tears in my heart: heart, beating chest; Blood and tears, so sad that I can't cry, like tears in my eyes. Describe grief to the extreme.

274. Cold lips and teeth: cold lips and teeth. Metaphor is closely related and interdependent.

275, forget the fish: metaphor ungrateful after reaching the goal, abandon the root.

276, big belly: abdomen, belly; Poop, chubby look. Abdominal hypertrophy mostly describes pregnant women and exploiters.

Very different: very different, very different. Describe how far apart they are.

278. If you are all thumbs, you are really smart. You don't show off, but you look clumsy on the surface. Pronunciation drow

279. Equivalent selling: selling, selling. Waiting for a high price to sell. In ancient times, this was a metaphor. Some people waited for the right time to become officials.

280, wearing a moon and wearing a star: it describes going out early, and it also describes walking around the clock or working hard in the wild.

28 1, Dafang House: refers to a well-informed person who knows the truth.

282. Looking at the fire from the hole: Observing things clearly is just like looking at the fire.

283, great joy: make people's hearts very happy. It is often used to show that the bad guys are punished or hit as they deserve.

284, exhausted: exhausted, exhausted. Exhausted, exhausted; Consider, think.

285, eventful autumn: autumn, age, time. An eventful autumn. Describe national instability

286, aggressive: aggressive, frightening voice. It was once described as hurt and uncomfortable. Now describe the air cushion as domineering. It also means that the situation is developing rapidly, prompting people to catch up hard.

287, strange things: strange, sigh, express surprise. Used to describe strange things that surprise people.

288. The cardamom years: In the old society, for the cardamom years, it meant that the woman was thirteen or fourteen years old.

289, debauchery: describe the corrupt life of pleasure. Now it is often derogatory.