Four-word idioms to describe porcelain dolls

1. An elegant four-character idiom 1. Politeness: the original intention is to have both culture and quality, and the later description is elegant.

Describe a personable and polite manner. Source: "Historical Records Biography of Taishigong": "Uncle and grandson know the etiquette and literature is slightly advanced."

Call out his two sons, brother first and brother later. Chapter eighty-three of Li Qingru's "Jing Hua Yuan".

2, it can't be described as elegant enough. -Idioms about elegance Source: It's not as interesting as this little trick, but it's still ~.

3, gentle and sincere: gentle. Describe a person's gentle attitude and behavior.

Refers to the lack of struggle, not bold and provocative, not aggressive. Source: Yu Yi, Ms. Qing Lingnan, "Heroine of Eastern Europe": "Born with beautiful eyes, gentle and gentle, temperamental and intelligent." As predicate, attribute and adverbial; Refers to a person with a gentle attitude. 4. Abundance: Elegant demeanor.

Pianpian: Free and easy. Describe personable, elegant and free and easy.

Use "personable". Source: Zhang Qingchun's "Nine-tailed Turtle" The fourth time: "Onlookers see more than ten carriages in an endless stream. At the end of the car is an autumn valley, smart and plump, and the fragrance stays on Xunling's face. It's really like a spirit and sparse willow. Zhang Xu has passed. "

Qin hurriedly put on his clothes and walked to the front of the mirror, feeling that he was a figure in the sheep cart. Qing Li garbo's "A Brief History of Civilization" back to the 55th.

5, personable: personable, refers to decent behavior; Elegant: An elegant appearance. Elegant and generous.

—— The source of the idiom describing elegance: Biography of Historical Records and Ping Yuanjun: "Ping Yuanjun, a beautiful child in troubled times." Zhang Jiuling Biography of the New Tang Dynasty: "Can you be as graceful as Zhang Jiuling?" 6, romantic and elegant: literature and art are informal; Elegance: profound knowledge and extraordinary bearing.

Refers to an elegant, free-spirited and knowledgeable person. Source: Tang Lu Zhao Lin's "Five Sorrow and Sorrow": "Men are also romantic and elegant, and the sum of generations ends here; Ang is also a human being, with outstanding articles and is a pearl of the four seas. "

7. Feng sighed and described his elegant speech and grand appearance. Source: Selected Works of Cao Zhi: "The first step is to raise his body, and the phoenix sighs and looks at it, saying that grass is insufficient and Huo Wei is insufficient."

Shan Li's Note: "Phoenix is a metaphor of literature, and tiger is a metaphor of martial arts. Sigh is still a song.

Take the meaning of beauty and strength. "8. Sunbathing: pants.

Hang your trousers under the flowers. Metaphor is not elegant, disappointing.

-The origin of the idiom about elegance: Tang Shang's hidden miscellaneous notes kill the scenery: "Spend the sun." 9. Elegant manners: elegance.

Describe a woman's posture and elegance. Origin: No 10, flowers in the mouth are a metaphor for elegant speech.

Source: Miscellanies of Yunxian, Volume 5: "Zhang Hu is bitter, and his wife and slaves should not call him complaining. You said,' Our breath is full of flowers.

"1 1, the emblem symbolizes noble character and elegant manners. -The idiom to describe elegance comes from Song Liu Yong's "A Jade Girl Shakes a Fairy": "May Grandma and Lan Xin be good, and the pillow talk is meaningful. "

12, elegant and elegant (1) elegant and elegant. 2 refers to elegance and purity.

Source: Wu 13, described as elegant by Sven. Source: Cao Qingxue Qin's "Dream of Red Mansions" The seventh time: "Other children are used to planing. When they first saw your broken house, they all laughed to death. "

14, sour fake vinegar is described as elegant and polite. -The origin of the idiom about elegance: Qing Wenkang's "Biography of Heroes of Children" 32: "Both of them are full of sour fake vinegar."

15, gentle and sincere: gentle and polite; Er ya: gentle. Describe a person's gentle attitude and behavior.

The present tense also means that there is no spirit of struggle, and there is no courage and enterprising spirit in doing things. Source: Qing Pu Songling's Strange Tales from a Lonely Studio Chen Xijiu: "The son of this famous family is gentle and honest. Is Wu Can a thief? " ~, is the attitude of scholars.

Ye Shengtao's speech. 16, gentle and elegant, gentle attitude and elegant behavior.

Source: Qing Wenkang's Biography of Heroes of Children originated for the first time: "The first one is a semi-old Confucian scholar ... and the second one is a gentle white-faced scholar." Judging from his appearance, manner and manners, he is also very ~, without any careless hero appearance.

Yao's Li Zicheng Volume I Chapter 24. 17, weak scholar is weak: gentle and weak.

A scholar with elegant eyes and weak body. —— The source of the idiom describing elegance: Liu Yiqing in the Southern Dynasties, "Shi Shuo Xin Yu Appreciation": "Shilong is a human being, weak and lovely."

18, Wen Binbin's original appearance is elegant and simple, and his later description is elegant and polite. Use "tenderness"

Origin: Wu 19, innocuous: one of the components of The Book of Songs, meaning elegant and refined. It means that although it has an impact, it has no harm to the main aspects.

-Origin of refined and popular idioms: Qin Mu's "Good Name of the Fruit King": "Although sweet, each has its own characteristics. Some are as sweet as honey, some are slightly sweet, "harmless" and sour. " 20. Elegance describes his attitude as elegant, calm, solemn and generous.

Source: Wu 2 1, elegant and elegant: generous and calm; Elegance: elegance. Describe a calm attitude and elegant manners.

Source: Historical Records Biography of Sima Xiangru: "It seems to be close to Joan, and it is very elegant to travel by car." 22, graceful and generous, elegant and generous, generous and decent.

-The idiom describing elegance comes from Sima Qian's Historical Records of the Emperor Gaozu in the Western Han Dynasty: "I am often generous and don't care about the productive labor at home." 23. Elegance means calm demeanor and elegant manners.

With "elegance". Source: Lao She's "No Problem": "Let's go, white soles and trembling leg straps will show lightness; Walk slowly and show elegance. "

24. Elegant luxury describes an elegant and calm attitude, solemn and generous. Source: Cao Yu's "Wang Zhaojun" Act I: "Mrs. Jiang came down gracefully, and Yingying and her relatives respectfully accompanied her out."

25. Elegance refers to a leisurely attitude and elegant manners. I hope my answer will satisfy you. )

2. The four-word idiom describing liveliness is lively, lively, cheerful and lively: smart: smart and talented.

Smart: flexible and smart. Describe a child as clever, lively and smart.

Joyful describes teenagers as healthy, lively and energetic. Scared into the Grass describes cursive script as vigorous and lively.

Full of life, full of life, full of energy. Death describes the atmosphere as lifeless.

It also describes people who are depressed and depressed. Innocence: refers to the simplicity of heart, without affectation and hypocrisy; Romance: frank and natural appearance.

Describe children's simple, lively and lovely thoughts, without affectation or hypocrisy. Vivid: Lively appearance.

Refers to the artistic image is very realistic, as if there is life. Jumping around describes being lively and happy.

3. Four-word idioms to describe beauty:

Yushu is facing the wind, with a beautiful face and a closed moon.

Looks like a fairy, like a fairy, beautiful face, beautiful flowers, beautiful face, clean and clear ice, smart ice and snow, bright and moving face.

Beautiful, beautiful, beautiful, beautiful, touching.

Fall in love with the countryside, the countryside is beautiful, colorful, peerless, amazing, beautiful in 28, gorgeous in the crowd, amazing in four, hibiscus in the water.

Confidante, pink girl, small jasper, innocent girl, peerless beauty, beautiful and delicious, beautiful and intelligent, warm and fragrant.

A moth with white teeth, curved eyebrows and rich cheeks, red lips and white teeth, apricot face and peach cheeks, jade is natural, beautiful, natural and beautiful.

Fine-skinned and tender-fleshed, fragrant and refined, orchids, bright eyes and white teeth, exotic flowers and Yao grass, cicada wings and moths' eyebrows, ice bones and jade bone, and fairy jade color.

Jing Hong is stunning, Liu Yao is stunning, thick peaches are stunning, warm and fragrant, stunning, gorgeous, graceful and beautiful.

Flowers are blooming, willow is charming, willow is charming, willow is weak, willow is beautiful, willow is beautiful, my fair lady, my left home is charming, I want to turn around.

I've met people who are still passionate about jade, lotus in the distant mountains, willow in Zhangtai and * * *.

4. The four-character idiom "the heart of the jackal, the heart of the fox" refers to the cruel and cunning hearts of the jackal and the fox.

Source: Wu Zixu: "Recently, I heard that the King of Chu had no choice, so he made a fox heart and ruined my home."

Deception and deception: concealment. Treason: Treason, cunning and hypocrisy. There is betrayal in the heart and cunning in the behavior.

Source: Yuan Anonymous's Ten Kinds of Brocade, the second discount: "Because someone cheated before his death, he will always be a hungry ghost after his death."

Clever, cunning, smooth, treacherous, treacherous. Extremely insidious and cunning

Smart and cunning. With "sharp and narrow".

Smart, narrow-minded, cunning and playful. Also known as "sharp".

Clever and eccentric: cunning; Eccentric: eccentric and unusual. Describe people as cunning, eccentric and different.

Source: Cao Qingxue Qin's "Dream of Red Mansions" 37: "Look at the ancients, where are those tricky topics and extremely dangerous rhymes?"

Clever and mean: cunning and treacherous. Describe people as cunning and treacherous, and treat people harshly and fickle.

Let go: use; Diao: rogue, slick; Search: unreasonable. Refers to the use of a cunning means. It is extremely unreasonable to use it to describe it.

Source: Yuan Anonymous's "Exploring Chen Zhou" Wedge: "The two of us are relying on my father's tiger power, taking the rough and grasping the fine, squeezing the blame, helping the lazy and letting go."

A smooth head is like a smooth head. Describe people as frivolous and cunning.

Source: The Present Situation of Wonders Witnessed in Twenty Years 104: "Several people in the seat are superficial and have nothing to remember."

Three caves of cunning rabbit: caves. The sly rabbit prepared several hiding nests. A metaphor for a hidden place or method.

Source: "The Warring States Policy Qice IV": "There are three caves of cunning rabbits, and there is only one dead end."

5. The four-word words or idioms that describe cuteness are: innocent, lively, fat, clumsy, petite, cute, naughty, queer, delicate, petite, smart, playful, chic, lively and lovely, wagging one's head and wagging one's tail, and endearing.

2. Four-character words refer to broad concepts, including idioms and non-idioms, also called fixed phrases or free phrases. 3. Four-character phrases are common language phenomena in Chinese.

It is widely used in oral English and writing. Free four-word phrase is different from fixed phrases's. They can be disassembled and combined at will.

4. Idioms are some stereotyped phrases or short sentences in China's Chinese vocabulary. Idiom is a major feature of China traditional culture. It has a fixed structure and a fixed sentence, which expresses a certain meaning and is used as a whole in sentences.

A large part of idioms are passed down from ancient times, and the words used are often different from those used in modern Chinese. They represent a story or an allusion. Idiom is a ready-made word, similar to idioms and proverbs, but slightly different.

Idioms are a bright pearl in China culture.

6. The four-word idiom "carving mussels" to describe delicious food refers to exquisite and delicious food.

Gao Liang Jin xiu Gao, Liang: fat and flour and rice. Generally refers to food; Gorgeous: Exquisite and gorgeous silk fabrics. Describe the luxurious life of rich people with beautiful clothes.

Plaster Liang Jinxiu Plaster Liang: Fat meat and flour and rice refer to delicious food; Gorgeous: Exquisite and gorgeous silk fabrics. Describe the luxurious life of rich people.

Summer is wide and thin, with tall houses and exquisite carpets. Refers to superior living conditions.

Unparalleled exquisiteness: unparalleled. Exquisite and wonderful, unparalleled.

Deliberately seeking work: exquisite and intact. Try to make an article or handicraft more exquisite.

Exquisite and delicate: exquisite and meticulous; Clear: The holes are clear. Describe an object with delicate and bright structure. This is also a clever and flexible metaphor.

Exquisite reveals that the utensils are exquisite and bright, and the structure is exquisite. This is also a clever and flexible metaphor. With "finely crafted".

Brocade embroidery shop: pavement; Columns: display; Splendid: originally refers to exquisite and gorgeous silk embroidery, which is a metaphor for gorgeous words. Describe the rhetoric of the article.

Waste vector whistle pot waste: Song; Arrow: arrow; Whistle: incorrect; Pot: an ancient instrument used for archery and entertainment. A crooked arrow, a crooked pot. Metaphor does not pay attention to utensils, which is a self-deprecating remark to the host.

Small and exquisite: small and dexterous; Exquisite: Exquisite and meticulous. Describe things as small and exquisite.

Study hard, concentrate on research and try your best to think.

Zhuge brothel refers to gorgeous and exquisite buildings.