Four-character idioms with homophonic sounds

1. Four-character idioms about homophonic sounds

Not three and not four, confused, lost, deceived, and humble.

1. Neither three nor four

Pinyin: bù sān bù sì

Definition: Not like this or that. That is, it doesn’t look like it; it’s neither fish nor fowl. To describe being dishonest or unseemly.

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Vernacular interpretation: You can see that on the night of the Lantern Festival, there are many people who take advantage of the noisy crowd to do dirty things.

2. Topsy-turvy

Pinyin: diān sān dǎo sì

Definition: Refers to confusion and lack of order. Describes that thoughts, words, and actions are unclear and confusing; there is no order.

Source: Chapter 44 of "The Romance of the Gods" by Xu Zhonglin of the Ming Dynasty: "After worshiping for three or four days, Ziya was bowed upside down and restless."

Vernacular interpretation : After praying for three or four days in a row, your prayers become unclear, confusing, and restless.

3. Throw away three and drop four

Pinyin: diū sān là sì

Definition: Throw away these; leave out those. Describes carelessness and forgetfulness; focusing on one thing and losing another.

Source: Chapter 67 of "Dream of Red Mansions" by Cao Xueqin of the Qing Dynasty: "As the saying goes: 'The bird flies first,' but it is a joke to save everything and leave it behind temporarily."

Vernacular Definition: As the saying goes: "The sparrows fly first if you press hard." It is a joke to save something that is temporarily missing and incomplete.

4. Deception and concealment

Pinyin: qī sān mán sì

Definition: Repeated deception and concealment.

Source: Volume 7 of "Eternal Words to Awaken the World" by Feng Menglong of the Ming Dynasty: "When I heard it, I felt angry and cursed You Chen for being unreasonable and being such a deceitful matchmaker and lying to others. Daughter."

Vernacular interpretation: When I heard it, I felt angry and scolded Qi Chen for being such a deceitful matchmaker and cheating on other people's daughters.

5. Low three and four

Pinyin: dī sān xià sì

Definition: Refers to low status, work, etc.; inferior to others. It also refers to the demeanor of being submissive and humble.

Source: "The Peach Blossom Fan Listens to the Barnyard" by Kong Shangren of the Qing Dynasty: "If you think that the troubled ghosts here are in charge of looking for their masters elsewhere, you are afraid that you will live in a lowly manner and continue to work in the old business."

Vernacular interpretation: If you think the ghosts here are looking for the Lord elsewhere at home, you are just afraid that you will be inferior to others and work in the old business. 2. Thank you for the homophony of the four-character words, please help me.

Be victorious in every battle (baizhangbaisheng), persevere (baizhebunuo), bloom everywhere (kaihua everywhere), unique (unique will) , innumerable (replenishing lessons are abundant), emergencies are needed (donation is only needed), extraordinary (response is the same), trivial (no more drawing gorges), talents and learning are shallow (skills and learning are modest), riding the wind and waves (chengfengpulang) ), all-powerful (wing-fried charm), outstanding (outstanding), fledgling (Chuchu Maolu), pleasing to the heart (big chopsticks benevolent), single-handedly (ballistic throw), climb high and call (climb high to follow the tiger), dripping water penetrates the stone (dropping water is passed down to the world) , turn stones into gold (sincerity in the palace examination), touch people's hearts (understand people's heart strings), have insight into everything (comfortable even if frozen), listen to all directions (two boats and eight boats), be a romantic person (crazy person), smile at them (Buddha Zhiyixiao) ), swaggering (Gao Shi expanded his steps), ghosts and gods (Gui Shi Shen Jackal), full of vitality (Flag Raising Bo Bo),.

(breeze from all sides), talents come out in large numbers (talented people come out in large numbers), what people want (people shrink to), famous (big name), overqualified (talented and brave), cookie-cutter (money articles are the same), absolutely true (qianzheng) Completely missing), nothing to do (no technique to etch), out of time (unpoetic), uneducated and incompetent (countless supplementary studies), full of life (riding the dragon to catch the tiger).

Say nothing (research and development is correct), be strict with oneself (strictly take into account), cover one's ears and deceive the bell (eyes and ears are blocked), write off a sale (one purchase and sale), bluff (need to show off), talk nonsense (letter) Mouth opening and closing), making a fuss out of a molehill (making a fuss out of a molehill), being petty (sales scream), not following the same example (lower violation), pre-empting (constitutional rule), writing incorrectly (steadily kicking), getting to the bottom of things (tax implementation department), joyfully (environment) Adding gaps), breaking the whole into parts (painting a zither against the order), great contributions (Hanma Gonglao), each doing his own thing (the pavilion is a witness), quiet in the night (recognizing the scene in the dead of night), giving it a smile (supporting the art school), a critical moment (thousands of troops) Easy to write), overwhelmingly beautiful (the first of each province), after all the hardships, the joy comes (after crying), with a new look (with a new look), with a wonderful hand to rejuvenate (with a wonderful hand painting spring), to appreciate the wonderful articles (the most wonderful things are rewarded), to be exciting ( Knocking on the heartstrings), spring comes with dead trees (quails come with dead trees),.