What are the idioms with repetitive semantics?

Idioms with repetitive semantics:

1. Can’t help laughing: Can’t help but smile. Can't help it, can't help it, can't help it. Originally refers to being passionate about something but unable to control it

After restraining oneself, it means that one cannot help but laugh. Cannot be used as "cannot help laughing"

2. Unspeakable hidden: hidden, hidden feelings. Words or things that are hidden deep in the heart. Secrets that are hard to tell. It cannot be used as "unspeakable hidden difficulties"

3. Nanke Yimeng: Nanke refers to Nanke County in the dream. Generally refers to a beautiful dream. It is a metaphor for the impermanence of gains and losses, and dreams come true

in vain. It cannot be used as "a dream"

4. To pale in comparison: to compare with each other. Deficiency, defect, deficiency. In comparison, one side is shown to be very inferior.

Cannot be used as "to appear dwarfed"

5 Like awns on (thorns) back: awns, thorns, like thorns piercing the back. Describes fear and uneasiness. Cannot be used as "good

an elephant is like a awn on the back"

6. covered with bruises: everywhere, all over. Scale, fish scale, here refers to the body covered with scars. As dense as fish scales. Describe

Being beaten to fit is all injuries. It cannot be used as "beaten and bruised all over"

7. Urgent affairs: urgent matters, things that should be dealt with at the moment. It originally means that what should be done is the most important thing. Back finger

What you are doing now is the most important and urgent thing. Cannot be used as "current priority"

8. To follow: heel, heel. One after another comes. Describes that many people come one after another. Cannot be used as

"to rush in one after another"

9. Relish: Relish, with a strong interest. Happy to talk, happy to talk. To talk about something with interest.

Cannot be used as "speaking with relish"

10. Famous: far, far, near, near. Famous far and near. Describes a great reputation. It cannot be used as "well-known at home and abroad

"

11. Unshirkable responsibility: responsibility, responsibility. Loan, shirk. You cannot shirk your own responsibilities to others. Cannot be used

as "unavoidable responsibility"

12. Lives are in ruins: living beings refer to the people. Apply charcoal, bog mud and charcoal fire. A metaphor for a difficult situation. Refers to the extremely difficult situation that ordinary people are in

. It cannot be used to "destroy the lives of our people"

13. Live and work in peace and contentment: live in one place stably and engage in your career happily. It cannot be used as "people's livelihood

live and work in peace and contentment.

14. See (yi) laugh at generosity: see, be, generous, expert or knowledgeable person. Being expert or knowledgeable A knowledgeable person

Cannot be used as "only to make people laugh" etc.

15. From the beginning, shame, filth, ugly, dirty. Refers to feeling ashamed that one's appearance and demeanor are inferior to others. Later, it generally refers to feeling ashamed of being inferior to others.

16. Xin Xin students: Xin Xin means numerous people. It refers to many scholars and cannot be used as "numerous Xin Xin scholars"

17. Ask yourself: touch, touch and ask yourself. , without any shame.

Cannot be used as: "self-examination and self-blame"

18. Insight: bright, clear and thorough. Knowledge and opinions. It cannot be used as "proposing true knowledge

insightful opinions"

19. Manchu Jinglun: Jinglun originally refers to arranging silk threads, arranging silk threads for warp, and weaving silk threads for warp. Lun, collectively known as economics. It is extended to the ability to govern the country or to do things. It describes people who are very knowledgeable and talented. 20. Everyone knows that Zhou is universal. Cannot be used as "This is known to everyone"

21. Belittle oneself: arrogant, unrealistic, excessive. Belittle oneself, look down on oneself too much, resulting in loss

Without confidence, it cannot be used as "

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