Connotative jokes guess four-character idioms

Even if you are wise, you are foolish

If you show your wisdom outside, you are open-minded

Be poised

Be at ease

Idioms with specific connotations accumulated by idiom classification

1. Idioms describing friendship

Heart-to-heart, heart-to-heart, brotherhood, sharing weal and woe. Notes on bitter care: mutual affinity, mutual vows, mutual assistance, intimacy

II. Describe the relationship between teachers and students

Bitter words, smooth talk, unhurriedness, earnest attention, listening to the intimacy between students, inseparable, brotherhood, solidarity and friendship

III. Idioms describing mountains

The mountains and mountains are beautiful, the mountains and rivers are poor, the mountains and rivers are full of mountains and rivers, the mountains are shaking, the mountains are deep, the cliffs are steep, the peaks are majestic, the mountains and rivers are picturesque, and the mountains and rivers are picturesque. Fighting and losing one's temper (playing an idiom)-answer: making trouble without reason

easy (playing an idiom)-answer: changing face

Xiangshan Mountain and Lushan Mountain all love each other (playing an idiom)-answer: amorous doors and roads with one ear (playing an idiom)-answer: crooked ways < Died young, Chang 'e's pet cries (playing a four-character idiom)-answer: the fox dies and the rabbit cries

The longest life span-answer: Shoubi Nanshan, Shoushan Fuhai, Heqing Life

took off his pants and watched TV (typing a four-character idiom)-Answer: As blind as a bat

Old comrade-in-arms (typing an idiom)-Answer: At the turn of the corner

rubik Square (typing a four-character idiom)-Answer: Set things right

Three gangsters, Big punk's younger brother (playing an idiom)-answer: loafer

cheats his thief (playing an idiom)-answer: cover one's ears and steal bells

Illness puzzle is hospitalized and guess an idiom-answer: raising tigers is a menace

Shantou (playing an idiom)-answer: half the country

Try to go (playing an idiom Bottom: submit to humiliation

Baique Ling wipes his mouth (typing a four-character idiom)-Answer: glib

Drops of water pierce the stone (typing an idiom)-Answer: Pump

Deaf-mute people chat (typing an idiom)-Answer: Turn one's hand into a cloud (in ancient Chinese, cloud means)

Two people conspire. Answer:

The chicken raised is not as big as the chicken raised next door (playing an idiom)-answer: the skill is not as good as that of people (chickens are not as good as people)

Sumo (playing a four-character idiom)-answer: going into battle shirtless 3. Look at the picture and guess the answer to the four-character idiom and the picture

The fishy eye is mixed with the pearl, the dripping water wears through the stone, and the deer is called a horse. Lotus in the water, flowers in the fog, unswerving, snake-hearted, colorful, water-colored, eloquent, grinning, holding one's head high, extending in all directions, lenient, and hanging by a thread

The sham as the pearl

Many businessmen want to deceive unsuspecting customers with counterfeit goods.

I saw the master go to the front of the painting and look at it. He said, "This is a fake painting with a false eye!

We should resist counterfeit goods, and never allow the genuine fish to be mixed up and infringe on intellectual property rights.

a drop of stone wears through

He worked hard for several years, and finally a drop of stone wears through and finishes this masterpiece.

He thinks that falling in love requires a lot of effort, and it will naturally bear fruit after long grinding.

although we are not strong now, as long as we persist in our efforts, we will always be successful.

look around

you should concentrate in class, and don't look around and whisper.

Xiaoming doesn't pay attention to the lectures in class at ordinary times. He always looks around, but when it comes to exams, he can't do anything. He just sits there looking around.

My mother told me a story, and I looked around. My mother was angry and asked me what I said, but I couldn't answer. 4. Guess the four-word idiom

Hello, I'm glad to answer it for you. The answer is as follows:

Interlaced [G not [gōng chóu jiāo cuò]

Explanation: Li: an ancient wine vessel; Chip: the chip of the drinking order. Wine glasses and wine chips are lying in a mess. Describe the lively scene when many people get together to drink.

from "The Drunken Pavilion" by Song Ouyang Xiu: "Among the shooters, the player wins, and those who sit up and make noise are all happy."

Example: Mr. Yu Da looks up at the embroidered clothes and shoes on the Zunjing Pavilion.

◎ Chapter 47 of Qing Wu Jingzi's The Scholars

Grammar: subject-predicate type; As a predicate; Used to describe a banquet

antonym: pour yourself and drink yourself

I hope my answer will be helpful to you. Please accept it if you are satisfied. 5. Guess the four-word idiom

Meal with wind and rain: eat; Mu: Wash. Fill your hunger with wind and wash your hair with rain. Describe the hardships of traveling or living in the wild.

Wind comb and rain comb: comb, grate and other tools for combing hair; Bath: Bath and wash. The wind combs your hair, and the rain washes your hair. It describes running around and working hard, and the wind and rain keep going.

comb your hair after rain and hurricane, and wash your hair after rain. Describe people who often work hard outside without shelter from the wind and rain.

bathing the monkey and bathing the monkey: macaque; Crown: Wear a hat. Monkeys wearing clothes and hats are not real people after all. Metaphor is superficial, just like a puppet. Often used to satirize stealing from evil forces.

a rainy and windy meal describes running around and working hard, and life is not stable.

hurricane and rain comb: combing hair; Mu: Wash your hair. The wind combs the hair and the rain washes the hair. Describe people who often work hard outside regardless of the wind and rain.

waving and spitting refers to Corporal Lixian.