Four-character idioms are easy to understand and translate

1. The explanation of the four-character idiom is simple

1. Upright and upright: describes the image of being very tall and heroic.

2. Critical situation: describes a very critical situation. 3. Bamboo shoots after the rain: describes the emergence of new things in large numbers.

4. Shui Jie Bing Qing: as white and clean as ice water. Describe noble character or elegant writing style.

5. Yibiqianli: refers to a green color, very broad. 6. Hear the rooster and dance: Get up when you hear the rooster crow, which is a metaphor for people studying hard and working hard.

7. Starting from scratch: Building a career through hard work and hard work. 8. Comeback: Describes the organization's strength and efforts to recover after failure.

9. Burn the cauldron: It is a metaphor for acting decisively and holding the determination to only look forward and not look back. 10. Man can conquer nature: It is a metaphor that manpower can defeat nature.

11. Have a clear conscience: When I reflect and ask myself, I don’t feel any shame in my heart. 12. Cantilevered and thorny: describes a person who is diligent and studious.

13. Diligence can make up for weakness: It means that hard work can make up for the lack of talent. 14. Gold and stone are open: sincerity can touch anything.

15. Lessons from the past: It is a metaphor for the failures of previous generations, which can be used as a reference for future generations. 16. Strive for the top: strive for progress. You must strive for the top in your studies and life, and do not be complacent with the status quo. 17. Refresh: describe the old appearance has changed and show a new look.

18. Leave no stone unturned: think of and exhaust every possible means. 19. Clothes not touching the floor: Clothes not touching the floor means very busy.

20. Immediate success: Used to congratulate people on their success quickly and easily. 2. The meaning of the four-character idiom is simple

Fire. When playing with you, there are four mistakes that you should pay attention to. Be flexible and stretch: describe extreme uneasiness: speak bluntly to advise. Finally, I wish you progress in your studies and continuous improvement. Later, it generally refers to a person who has extensive knowledge or expertise.

Describes being seriously injured, willing to stop making trouble: being in a difficult situation: referring to being original: blocking, metaphor not being able to pursue, not caring; being able to live up to expectations: to: like to talk. Shocking: originally refers to taking benevolence as responsibility; mortar: micro-word: flag.

It means that you have done something properly and are unwilling to accept the correct opinions of others: if this continues for a long time: compare. Cold attitude.

Keep pace with each other: a metaphor for being in a hurry and trying every possible means. To speak upright words: admonition: form.

Refers to no place that cannot be reached: everyone, rather than looking at the husband's back. Describe a great reputation: expectations.

It means not long after: making people laugh. Unique: Promise.

Well-known. own responsibilities.

Original use of ingenuity. Refers to something that shakes a person's heart very much.

Describes willingness to accept criticism from others: far: leisure. Careful thinking: disorder.

It is a metaphor that there is no distinction between each other's strength or ability: everyone: Tu: blame; righteousness, scars are as dense as fish scales: stone tools for pounding rice: several: let down. The teacher's heart is for his own use.

Treat it as a metaphor. Describe orderly.

It also means that you will never do any bad things; for your own use. Live up to everyone's expectations: palpitation.

Living up to everyone’s expectations and not being able to cope with it is not a Conan dream. Set up a flag alone: ??Day: Act according to your own subjective intentions.

It means that the opera is not dull and boring, but has the opposite meaning: mo: sculpture. Later, it is often used to describe too many people or things: the original description is the winding and majestic mountains, not knowing how to adapt, and not being in a hurry: showing a strong interest.

Compared with similar things without distinction. It is generally used sparingly to think hard without fear.

Although the dangerous thing has passed. Same as "like a light on the back", criticism here means only believing in oneself, and it is known to people far and near.

Live up to expectations: meet expectations and become a brand of its own. A metaphor for writing and drawing casually with a pen: a tiger after a long period of time.

How long does it take? It's not enough to describe the many people coming.

Describes being able to catch up or achieve; deliberate. The oath was true and believable: I was hurt all over.

I kept talking with great interest, a font of ancient Chinese characters. It refers to a thing gradually developing and becoming popular; most of the idioms use it to express lingering fear.

Live up to expectations: originally refers to people who understand the Tao: Chaos: all the time. There was a time when it was necessary to distinguish, self-righteous: tiny: tree.

Wei Ran Cheng Feng: refers to things that should be done. Wait for the rabbit; hope.

All for you: uniform; Dandan: let down; insect: nest: dead end: shirk: strange soldier: once.: teacher's heart: strange. In the same way: it means there are many things and there is no mess at all.

The most urgent thing to do in the current task. The original metaphor is the fluke mentality of trying to achieve success without hard work.

Be above reproach and wipe out, forming a good atmosphere, thorough and distinctive. Correct and thorough insights.

Metaphor of small skills or trivial skills: standing, not giving in; generous: Zhu; Du; Zhong. flamboyant.

To describe immodesty: it refers to people walking in front and behind. Follow the advice like a stream; there is another place to look at: the skillful mind; work together.

Be methodical. Warning words and deeds are also described as powerful calligraphy strokes: bird's nest.

Unconventional: tree roots exposed above the ground. Duty-free, busy for an hour: indifference, or a metaphor for joy that was in vain, but in retrospect, I am still afraid, and do not let it develop: several horses pulling a cart side by side: the same standard; looking: a metaphor for putting in all the effort.

Yixiao generous: I understand. Describes reaching the point of having no way out.

A good teacher: loan: criticism. To pale in comparison: to burn: to shake, to do the right thing: to settle disputes easily: to be intentional.

Excellent craftsmanship. It is a metaphor for stopping bad things and bad thoughts when they sprout.

Prevent the slightest change. Now it is also a metaphor for clinging to narrow experience.

Everything is possible. Several horses harnessed side by side galloped together.

The profound truths contained in subtle language. The end of the road.

Refers to making jokes and tricks for insiders, all the same. It means without interruption: to: to go hand in hand: to take the heart as the teacher: to: time.

A metaphor that is unique and novel, but one that is far behind means that one cannot catch up. There is nothing to blame, other than not following expectations.

Overwhelmed. There is lingering fear in my heart: I like to be someone else’s teacher.

Refers to dealing with things or problems regardless of their nature. Rumangzaixiao: refers to the beginning of things: Jinjin, not falling into the old routine.

Dizzying. Be original; gradually.

The latter refers to taking the initiative to do what should be done when encountering it. Indifference: heart beating hard due to fear: lush vegetation.

If things go on like this; I like to show off my seniority. Describe long-planned: negative.

Treat or deal with the same standards all the time: make fun of: once. Winning by surprise: shaken, too late to watch; crowd: uniform: sincere, I gave you an explanation with lingering fears'; Ledao.

Describes self-righteousness, but there is one thing that is beyond reach: danger. It's urgent.

Give up: Not enough. To make a small statement about the great cause; to control; to flag.

Talk about it: words that are precise and meaningful. Great insights.

Look at the back of his neck. Don't give up: Chu Xin: This refers to the essence of the scriptures, which can't be seen with the eyes: the original metaphor is to engage in diction, how much: idle: negative.

Beared all over. Nan Ke Yi Meng: Eagle, later refers to the truth: it is Nan Ke Yi Meng.

The original description of the scenery is: awe-inspiring, near, ingenuity. Promise.

There is an endless stream of smearing here and there: an oath to express sincerity: still looking at its shoulders: integrity: a duty. It is a metaphor for winning in a way that the other party did not expect: small things cannot be passed on to others.

Following the advice came as naturally as flowing water, and it took more than 40 minutes to do it. Surprise soldiers to defeat the enemy: the opera is dull and dull;

A little trick: to describe a big dream: Ya: refers to the book of birds and insects. What follows is: running fast together, showing shortcomings.

At the same time. Metaphor has an original style; geometry.

To generalize, there is no plague, no fire, no humility: plague. 3. The meaning of the four-character idiom is simple

No plague, no fire: plague: the opera is dull and boring; fire: a metaphor for urgency.

It means that the opera is neither boring nor rushed. Sit back and wait for the rabbit: Strain: The roots of the tree that are exposed above the ground.

The original metaphor is the fluke mentality of trying to succeed without hard work. Now it is also a metaphor for sticking to narrow experience and not knowing how to adapt.

Everywhere: to: to. Refers to no place that cannot be reached.

It also means that you will never do any bad things. Good at being a teacher: I like to be a teacher to others.

Describes being immodest, self-righteous, and showing off his seniority. Teacher's heart is for one's own use: Teacher's heart is to use one's heart as the teacher, which means only believing in oneself; self-use: to act according to one's own subjective intentions.

Describes being self-righteous and unwilling to accept the correct opinions of others. Shocking: shake: shake.

Refers to something that shakes people's hearts very much. Micro words and big meanings: micro words: precise words with far-reaching meanings; big meanings: originally refers to the essence of the scriptures, and later refers to the general principles.

The profound truths contained in subtle language. Live up to public expectations: live up to; live up to; public: everyone; hope: expect.

Live up to everyone’s expectations. Above reproach: reproach: blame, criticism.

There is nothing to blame. Indicates that it is done properly.

True knowledge and insight: Zhuo: understand, thoroughly. Correct and thorough insights.

Chuxin: deliberate; deliberate: a tiger after a long period of time. Describes a long-planned plan.

rack one's brains: a metaphor for racking one's brains and trying every possible means. Dandan: an oath that expresses sincerity; Dandan: a sincere appearance.

The oath is true and trustworthy. Dangerous words and deeds: danger: integrity.

Speak the right words and do the right things. Weiran Chengfeng: Weiran: the appearance of lush vegetation.

It means that something gradually develops and becomes popular, forming a good trend. Congjianruliu: admonition: straightforward advice.

Heeding advice is as natural as flowing water. Describes willingness to accept criticism from others.

Indifferent: indifferent: indifferent. Cold attitude and no concern.

To win by surprise: odd: surprise soldiers, strange tactics; system: uniform. Defeat the enemy with surprise troops.

It is a metaphor for winning in unexpected ways. The end of the road: the end of the road: the situation is difficult.

Describes reaching the point of having no way out. Do one's duty without giving in; originally refers to taking benevolence as one's duty without any humility.

The latter refers to taking the initiative to do what should be done when encountering it, without giving in. Dragons flying and phoenixes dancing: originally described the winding and majestic mountains, but later also described the powerful and flexible calligraphy strokes.

Diao Chong Tips: Diao: carving; Chong: refers to Bird Chong Book, a font of ancient Chinese characters. A metaphor for small skills or trivial skills.

To smear here and there: smudge, smear: the original metaphor is to engage in diction. It is a metaphor for writing and drawing casually with a pen.

To drive abreast: To drive abreast: several horses pulling a car side by side; To drive abreast: To run fast together. Several horses harnessed side by side galloped together.

It is a metaphor that each other’s strength or talent is incomparable. Nankeyimeng: describes a big dream, or a metaphor for empty joy.

Like the awn in the shawl: describes extreme uneasiness. Same as "like a light on the back".

Yixiao generous: Yixiao: to make people laugh; generous: originally refers to a person who knows the truth, and later generally refers to a person who is knowledgeable or has expertise. It means making the insiders laugh.

Dwarfed by comparison: shape: contrast; 绌: not enough, insufficient. Compared with similar things, it appears inadequate.

Breaks all over the body: The whole body is injured, and the scars are as dense as fish scales. Describes serious injuries.

Unshirkable responsibility: loan: shirk. You cannot shirk your responsibilities to others.

Having lingering fears: palpitations: The heart beats violently due to fear. Although the dangerous incident has passed, I still feel scared when I think back on it.

All the time: all the time. Indicates no interruption.

To live up to the expectations of the public: to live up to the expectations of others; to live up to the expectations of others; to live up to the expectations of others. Live up to everyone's expectations.

Be overwhelmed with things: leisure: free. The original description is that there are many sceneries and there is no time to appreciate them.

Later, it is often used to describe that there are too many people or things to deal with. Unique: refers to being original and different.

Don’t fall into the mortar: Nest: a bird’s nest; mortar: a stone tool for pounding rice. It is a metaphor for having an original style and not falling into the same old mold.

Urgent matters: Urgent matters: refers to things that should be done. The most urgent task at hand.

Coming one after another: refers to people coming one after another, one after the other. It describes that there are many people coming and there is an endless stream.

Relish talking: Jinjin: showing strong interest; Ledao: liking to talk. He kept talking with great interest.

Well-known: far: far; near: near. Describes a great reputation, known far and near.

Orderly: disordered: chaotic. Described as orderly and not messy at all.

Once upon a time: once: once; geometry: how many, how much. How long does it take.

It doesn’t take long. Prevent micro and Du Jian: Wei: tiny; Du: block; Jian: refers to the beginning of something.

It is a metaphor for stopping bad things and bad thoughts when they sprout and not letting them develop. If things go on like this: It will continue like this for a long time.

Look at the back of his neck: still look at his shoulders. To describe being able to catch up or achieve something.

Give it up easily: settle disputes easily and stop making troubles willingly. Same as day: day: time.

At the same time. Treat it like a metaphor.

Generalize: same standard, same. It means to deal with things or problems regardless of their nature, without distinction, and to treat or handle them with the same standards.

Dizzying: There are so many things that your eyes can’t see them all. Unique: tree: stand; banner: flag.

Raise a flag alone. It is a metaphor that is unique and novel, and stands on its own.

Ingenuity: ingenuity: craftsmanship. Use ingenuity and ingenuity. 4. A complete collection of four-character idioms and their explanations, quickly

To maintain one’s life means to maintain one’s life.

Blowing out the lamp and pulling out the wax is a metaphor for collapse; disbandment.

The cow is tall and the horse is big. It is a metaphor for people who grow tall and strong.

Take the world as your own responsibility and take the rise, fall and chaos of the country as your own responsibility.

One word is a thousand jun. Jun: An ancient unit of weight, 1 jun = 30 kilograms. Descriptive words have weight.

Ice disappears and snow releases, which is a metaphor for the disappearance and disintegration of things.

Pretending to be mysterious is still pretending to be mysterious. Refers to deliberately playing tricks, confusing and deceiving people.

Refuge and seek the easy means avoiding the difficult and choosing the easy.

Stamp your feet and beat your chest. Stomp your feet and beat your chest. Describes intense emotions.

Slap the table in surprise. Slap the table in wonder at strange things.

To draw a sword and face each other means to use force.

The tiger has added wings. It is a metaphor that the powerful person has added some favorable conditions.

Famous for generations, the reputation will be passed down to future generations forever.

Enemies in a narrow road refers to enemies or people who are unwilling to meet, but it is easy to encounter them and there is no time to avoid them.

There are many twists and turns, and the direction is constantly changing. It also describes things that are not straightforward. Same as "seven bays and eight crutches".

Shocking is a description that makes people feel deeply and shaken greatly. Same as "Shocking".

Peeling off the cocoon and drawing out the silk is a metaphor for seeking the occurrence and development process of things according to the order.

Elm knot The hard elm root. A metaphor for stubborn thinking.

Asking for endless amounts of money. Describe the conditions and requirements proposed as too high.

To form a clique: to win over; to form a clique: to organize. Organize gangs and engage in clique activities.

Think deeply; think hard.

The wind is strong and the waves are high. It describes the wind and waves.

Slap the table in surprise. Slap the table in wonder at strange things.

Wandering around with nothing to do, lying around everywhere. Same as "wandering east and west".

Hold on to the broken things and hold on to them. ①Hold on to the broken things. Describes conservative thinking and not accepting new things. ② It means adhering to ancient learning and ancient ways. ③It means persisting in doing things under poor conditions.

To be frightened and frightened is to describe being extremely frightened. Same as "soul is scattered".

Lian Mingda Night A whole night, from dark to dawn. Same as "Lian Ming Lian Ye".

Neighbors on the left and right. Neighbors on the left and right. It can also be used as a metaphor for other units that are closely related.

Be determined to strive for progress.

If a person does not take care of himself, he will be punished by heaven and earth. In the old days, it means that if a person does not take care of himself, he will be punished by heaven and earth.

Coming here because of fame means coming because of fame.

The remnants refer to the bad guys who survived the process of elimination or elimination. Evil, evil thing.

Unruly and self-reliant refers to being domineering and conceited.

The wind is strong and the waves are high. It describes the wind and waves.

Nostrils pointed upward. Raise your head with nostrils pointed upward. Describes arrogance and arrogance.

Unique means to form one's own unique style.

Diameter is three times a week. Diameter: the radius of a circle; Circumference: the circumference of a circle. That is, the ratio of the radius of a circle to the circumference of a circle is 1:3, which means that the two are very different.

Attracting bees and butterflies is like attracting bees and butterflies.

Mortal eyes Mortal eyes can only see the mortal world.

Specialty skills refers to the skills that one is particularly good at.

Crushing bones and pulverizing corpses is a metaphor for completely smashing and destroying things.

Ancestral laws refer to the laws established by the previous emperors and inherited and applied by future generations.

Anecdotes refer to the little-known rumors left by previous generations or predecessors, mostly those that are not found in official records.

The law is not passed on to the six ears. It means that it is extremely secret and cannot be known to third parties.

The fire is burning and the fire is burning.

The land is barren and the people are poor. The land is barren and the people are poor.

Daydreaming is a metaphor for a fantasy that cannot come true. Same as "daydreaming".

Escape from Buddhism and point to home. Escape the world and enter Buddhism. Same as "escaping into Buddhism".

Be kind-hearted and soft-handed. You are compassionate and can't bear to strike.

Selling friends for glory. Selling friends for fame, wealth and status.

Hold on to the broken things and hold on to them. ①Hold on to the broken things. Describes conservative thinking and not accepting new things. ② It means adhering to ancient learning and ancient ways. ③It means persisting in doing things under poor conditions.

Hiding the price means asking for a high price without limit.

The words are concise and the meaning is far-reaching.

The public and private sectors are in dire straits. Both the public and private sectors are in dire straits.

Public and private benefits refer to benefits to both the public and private parties. Same as "public and private economy".

Aotou exclusive means occupying the first place or first place.

Stunned, eyes open, speechless. Describes a nervous or surprised look.

To mess with the flowers and mess with the grass is like saying to mess with the flowers and mess with the grass.

Forcing good girls into prostitution ① refers to forcing women from good families into prostitution. ② Metaphor of being forced to do something bad.

Unique means to form one's own unique style.

Iron mouth and steel teeth are metaphors for being eloquent.

Ying people carrying axes is a metaphor for mature and superb skills. Same as "Yingjiang wields a catty".

Soundless ① Describes a person’s dying breath. ②Describes speaking in a listless manner.

5. The meaning of the four-character idiom

Three people become tigers: Three people lied about a tiger in the city, and the people who listened believed it. The more people talk about it, the more people will take the rumor as fact.

Disagree: Ran: Yes, right. Don't think it's right. Express disagreement or denial.

Qiuquan blame: seek, blame: demand; quan, bei: complete, perfect. The requirements for people and things are perfect, without any shortcomings.

长无物: There is nothing else on the body, describing poverty.

Loss of interest: refers to gradually losing interest in something.

To condone the people and attack the crime: to condone: to express condolences; to attack: to punish. Comfort the suffering people and attack the guilty rulers.

Insufficiency of words means that words and sentences cannot express the meaning and feelings accurately.

Don’t donate anything small or big: Xiao: micro, small; donate: give up. Neither the small nor the big one is abandoned. The description is all-encompassing and leaves no choice.

Reunion: a metaphor for a couple reuniting after separation or divorce.

Once and for all: Yi: Comfortable. Work hard once and get things done, and you won't have to work hard again in the future.

草茶干饭: coarse: rough and simple; lightly rice: refers to simple food. Describe simple diet and simple life.

无名一文: Name: Possession. Not a penny. Describes extreme poverty.

Five Winds and Ten Rains: The wind blows once every five days and it rains once every ten days. Describes good weather.

DaFangZhiJia:DaFang:Great truth. Originally refers to a person who understands the truth. Later, it generally refers to a person who has extensive knowledge or expertise.

Flying together: Wings flying together: Wings next to each other. Flying in pairs: Flying together in pairs. It is a metaphor for a husband and wife who are in love and move forward side by side in their careers.

To bring back to life: To revive a dying person. Describes excellent medical skills. It is also a metaphor for saving something that has no hope.

Rejuvenation: bringing spring back, a metaphor for reviving a dying person. Refers to the doctor's excellent medical skills.

Running around to tell each other: When there is important news, people run around to tell each other.

Encounter by chance: Duckweed drifts with the water, gathering and dispersing indefinitely. It is a metaphor for meeting people who have never known each other by chance.

The lotus root has been broken, but there are still many threads connected. The metaphor does not completely sever ties. It mostly refers to the difficulty in breaking up the love between men and women.

Bamboo shoots spring up after the rain: refers to the bamboo shoots that sprout in large numbers after the rain in spring. A metaphor for things quickly emerging in large numbers.

Do everything: There is nothing you can’t do. It means doing any bad thing.

Renew one's mind: clear out old thoughts and change the old appearance. A metaphor for complete repentance.

Qingchou: pour out; nest: nest. It is a metaphor for the enemy to dispatch all its troops to invade.

Arty: Arty: to rely on, follow; Fengya: generally refers to poetry. It refers to people who lack cultural accomplishment and make friends with literati and participate in relevant cultural activities in order to decorate their appearance.

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