The last word is a four-character idiom in the world.

1. The four-character idiom with the last word "le" is endless: the basic explanation is endless.

Pinyin Pronunciation: Mei Yiwen Mei Yiliou

For example, he always pesters me.

Synonym group: endless

Use: combined; As predicate, adverbial and attribute; derogatory sense

Two-part allegorical saying: dishuiya drips.

Once and for all: basic explanation: after understanding a major event, other related things will also be understood.

Pinyin pronunciation: yιLiιo bιI Liιo

For example, a young man who had fallen into a wrong path felt that his future was bleak and once wanted to die.

Synonym group: write it off, die a natural death, and complete your merits.

Antonym group: the same as before

Usage: linkage type; As predicate and attribute; Use in a negative way

The origin of the idiom: Zhuzi School, Volume 8: "Once a person with high qualifications has done everything, he doesn't need to work hard."

Gone with the wind: basic explanation: gone with the wind.

2. The last word is exhausted. The last word is exhausted. Four-word idiom 65: Money is exhausted.

Metaphor life into an embarrassing situation. Eliminating evil: evil; C: Yes.

To get rid of bad people, bad things must be clean and thorough. Wealth does its best. Both money and strength are used up.

Metaphor life into an embarrassing situation. Endless Toona sinensis: There is a big Toona sinensis in ancient legend, which has a long life.

Live as long as Toona sinensis. Often used as a word to wish people a long life.

Make up lessons until the end: infer something similar; Extremely accurate. Refers to making full inferences about things.

The word "exhausted" means that you can't find any reason and have nothing to say. Rhetorical poverty: rhetoric; Poor: it's over, it's over.

There is nothing to say and no reason to argue. The money in the bed is used up.

A metaphor for running out of money and being sleepy. The car iron polished all the iron pins.

Describe a long journey. Can't finish eating: get through "wearing" clothes.

Food and clothing are inexhaustible. Metaphor is rich in life.

Can't finish eating: dress. Food and clothing are inexhaustible.

Metaphor is rich in life. The knife is broken: it is broken; Arrow: Arrow.

The knife is broken and the arrows are used up. Describe fighting to the end, unable to fight again.

Lonely lamp loneliness: loneliness; Pick it up: the wick is burnt out. The wick is burnt out, and so is the lamp.

Refers to a person who can't sleep at night alone in the light. This also means that life is hard and stressful.

There is no end to gratitude. Describe very grateful.

It is even more difficult to describe many people or things, and the number cannot be counted. With "how many servants are hard to count."

Fatigue of war drums: the sound of war drums; Decline: weak. The drums are weak and the strength is exhausted.

Describe the horror when the war is close to failure. It also describes the slack at the end of the article.

A machete is a metaphor for the loss of combat effectiveness, and there is nothing to think about. All organs are counted: a careful and ingenious plan.

Metaphor is exhausted. Organ failure: an elaborate and ingenious plan.

Metaphor is exhausted. Jiang Lang Depletes Jiang Lang: A Guide to Flooding Rivers.

Originally, there were not many literary names for Jiang Yan, and there were no good sentences in his later years. Metaphor talent decline.

The wine cellar is full of enthusiasm: exhausted; Xing: Fun, bragging. After drinking the wine, the fun is gone.

Exhausted: tired, tired. Mental exhaustion, physical exhaustion.

Describe mental and physical fatigue, exhaustion, mental fatigue and exhaustion. Describe extreme mental and physical fatigue.

Counting the poor means counting the exhausted. With "a few poor people are extremely worried."

Fatigue: strategy; Poverty and frustration: exhaustion. Tactics and strength are used up.

Jiang Yan of the Southern Dynasties did his best in Liang Jiangyan, and was called Jiang Lang by the world. There are no good sentences in poetry in his later years, which people call exhaustion.

Later, it was often used to describe the decline of talents. Door-to-door refers to the death of the whole family.

The people are poor and the wealth of the country is exhausted. The fur robe is torn and the money is used up.

Metaphor is difficult. Qiu Jin Jin Qiu Jin: Leather clothing.

The fur coat was worn out and the money was used up. Metaphor living in poverty.

Eliminate evil: get rid of; C: Absolutely. We must wipe out the bad guys completely.

Metaphor can't tolerate bad people. The handle of the axe for chopping wood has rotted.

This is a metaphor for a long time and changes in the world. Guizhou donkey skills: Guizhou.

The limited skills of metaphor are also used up. A person's luck is exhausted: fate.

Describes people who are dying, dying or lifeless. Love to the extreme is friendship to the extreme.

Despair means extreme unpopularity. When people's hearts are endless and selfishness is not satisfied.

Renyi: extreme, the most; Do it: use it all. Do your best.

Refers to the kindness and help of people who have done their best. Sweeping the floor means complete destruction.

More refers to the loss of some cultural relics and spirits. Sweeping the floor means being completely clean and leaving nothing behind.

Sweeping the floor means complete destruction. It is also a metaphor for losing face and prestige.

Being exhausted means having no strength or skills. At the end of the mountain, the mountain and water are at the end.

Metaphor has no way out. There is no way out.

Metaphor is despair. It's all gone, all gone.

Mutually assured destruction: the end. Mutually assured destruction or mutually assured destruction.

The endless metaphor is as continuous as running water. Use "inexhaustible".

Endless poverty: the end. There is no end, no limit.

Deliberate means knowing the beginning and end of a thing in great detail and thoroughly. Oil-dried lamp is a metaphor of impending death.

The same is "the oil is exhausted and the grass is withered." The oil is dry and the fire is gone.

A glance: look. At first glance, everything comes into view.

Speak seriously and earnestly, without reservation. Sincere and sincere, without reservation.

Sweep it away and clean it up immediately. Metaphor is completely clean.

I can't say anything. I will speak my mind without reservation. Catch it all at once, or destroy it completely.

Big mouth: drink. I drank it all at once.

Describe drinking quickly. It's a long story to describe the twists and turns of things, which can't be explained clearly in one sentence (used for bad things).

Still unfinished: return. I haven't finished my speech, and I haven't finished what I want to say.

All wisdom and love: metaphors of beauty and evil. Zhiaitong was burned.

Metaphor good and bad mutually assured destruction. Bell leaks: dripping water, ancient timer.

The morning bell has rung, and the water in the leaky kettle is about to run out. Metaphor is old and weak, and has reached old age.

It also means late at night Wisdom is exhausted, and intelligence is exhausted.

Know everything, know everything. As long as you know, there is nothing you can't say.

The last word is "Tan", 1. Pinyin in the alley: xià ng yē ji ē tá n Interpretation: People's comments on the street. Tell Heng's "Xijing Fu": "Talk in the streets and shoot the truth." 2. talk eloquently about pinyin: xióng biàn gāo tán interpretation:. Bold words. It was described as eloquent. Also known as "a flow of words". 3. Talk about Pinyin: pí xi ā ng zh and tá n Interpretation: It means only looking at appearance. Shallow opinions that do not seek in-depth understanding. 4. Often speak Pinyin: liú kǒu cháng tán Interpretation: An old saying that everyone speaks. 5. talk about pinyin: Kuā ku ā r tá n interpretation: it is unrealistic to describe exaggeration. 6. Speak Pinyin without shame: kuò lùn gāo tán Interpretation: refers to making unrealistic empty remarks or _bùkùwàI tán Interpretation: it is not convenient to publicize disgraceful things at home. It's the same as "Don't wash your dirty linen in public". 8. Talk about Pinyin with frugality: Ji M N F G ā o T á n Interpretation: Frugality is the lack of knowledge. You lack knowledge in your stomach, but you like to talk. 9. It can convince and move people. 10. Mixed Pinyin: hù nò yī tá n Interpretation: See "Confusion". 1 1. Spread and become the material for people to talk and laugh. 13. Streaming is a beautiful talk Pinyin: chuán wéi měi tán Interpretation: beautiful talk: a good thing that people talk about. It refers to spreading what people praise and praise. 14. Talk about rootless pinyin: bù gē n. Talk about pronunciation. Refers to groundless remarks 15. Continue to say pinyin: áo qρng shǒu dán Interpretation: Endure a poor and boring life.

The last word is Zhong's four-character idiom. There are two dragons on a clock, and an old man stands by with a cane, guessing a four-word idiom-senile dragon clock.

Old and stupid

Je T'aime, Je T'aime

Explain that the dragon bell is not easy to move. Describe old age, weak body and inconvenient movement.

Tang Liduan's "Gift to Xie Dai" originated from: "When you get married, you are like an old man."

Structural subject-predicate form.

Usage is mostly used by people; It can also be compared to an object or an animal. Generally used as predicate, adverbial and attribute.

Positive sound clock; It can't be pronounced "z not n ɡ".

Shape-distinguishing clock; Can't write "swollen".

Synonym old-fashioned

The antonym is rejuvenation and vigor.

Discrimination ~ is different from "old-fashioned": ~ used for the elderly; Refers to the posture; Is neutral; "Old-fashioned" is not for the elderly; The way; It is derogatory.

He is only in his fifties this year. It just looks like ~.

English translation is out of date.

5. Analyze the four-character idiom of the last word. There are six four-character idioms from the analysis of the last word, as follows: 1, and the interpretation of Thai baht analysis refers to subtle analysis. The source is Song Zhuxi's "Zhuzi School" Volume 8: "Learning must be observed, Thai baht analysis." 2. analysis: analysis. Detailed analysis in an orderly way. The source is qingping buqing's "miscellanies outside", volume 5: "There are a lot of classics and books, which can be adopted. I want to analyze these stocks and then cut them out. " 3. For the explanation of silk, see "Silk". Song tried his best, but it was flying in the air and was not restricted by law. "4. The detailed analysis of há o fē n? x? illustrates a detailed detailed analysis. The source of "Miscellaneous Notes of Yungu" is specially recommended by Zhang Song Gu Si: "Where this official commission sends a corpse to adjudicate a civil lawsuit, it will be more affectionate. "5. Analysis: separation. Collapse. Describe the disintegration of a country or group. The Analects of Confucius said: "People far away can't come, and countries can't stay. "6. Mao Ju's analysis of Má oj ǔ l ǐ x ρ explains Mao Ju's trivial enumeration. Clues: one by one, detailed and detailed. Thread analysis:.

6. The four-character idiom with "le" as the last word is endless: basic explanation: endless pinyin pronunciation: méiwán méIli?o Usage Example: He always pesters me with synonyms: endless usage: articulated; As predicate, adverbial and attribute; Two-part allegorical sayings: A drop of water on the dishuiya once and for all: Basic explanation: Understand a major event, and other related things will follow.

Pronunciation: yοLiγo bγI Liγo Usage Example: A young man who has gone astray feels that his future is bleak. He once wanted to die. Synonym group: write off, die a natural death, complete merit antonym group: unchanged usage: linkage; As predicate and attribute; The source of the idiom used in negation: Zhuzi School Volume 8: "Those high-quality people, once they have done everything, don't have to work hard."

Gone with the wind: basic explanation: gone with the wind.

7. The last word is human. What are the four characters? The last word is "person", and the four-character word is:

1.

What are you talking about?

The idiom explains that stabbing people in the back hurts people. Metaphor in some way secretly hurt people.

The idiom comes from the Water Margin of Shi Naian (1 13): "But the horse slayer should be carried back to his team, and it is forbidden to stab the knife in the back and rob the corpse."

2. A century-old tree man

Bignan Sheren

Idiom tree: planting, cultivating. Cultivating talents is a long-term and arduous task.

This idiom comes from Guan Zi Quan Xiu written by Guan Zhong in the pre-Qin period: "A year's plan is nothing like a tree valley; Ten-year planning is not like a tree, and lifelong planning is not like a tree. "

Show sympathy for others

Bitian Mann LUN

Idioms explain sad days: lamenting the times; Compassion: pity for all people. Refers to lamenting the hardships of the times and pitying the suffering of the people.

This idiom comes from the epitaph of Zhu Renyuan written by Huang Qingzong Yi: "Hehe! Unfortunately, people are far away, not for themselves! "

4. lovely

Ch ǔ ch ǔ Donglang

Idiom explanation describes a beautiful appearance and a touching heart.

The idiom comes from Yao's "Too Hate Life Biography": "Although women are haggard, they are euphemistic and moving."

5. What you see and who you think of

D. visorun

Idiom explanation: look; Thinking: Missing. When you see something left by someone who has died or left, you will think of this person.

This idiom comes from the legend Zhuo Yan written by Tang Fei: "The imperial concubine gave me a rhinoceros hairpin to avoid dust and said,' See things every other day and miss people'." "