Discuss four-character idioms in a targeted and clear manner

1. What are the four-character idioms like "discuss and discuss"?

Four-character words:

1. Think about thinking

2. Taste taste

3. Test test

4. Feel the feeling

5. Check check

6. Praise and praise

7. Analysis

8. Communication

9. Active and active

Four-character idiom: < /p>

Each other [ bǐ cǐ bǐ cǐ ]

10. Explanation: Commonly used as a polite expression to express that everyone is the same. It also means that the two are relatively similar.

11. From: Chapter 122 of "The Complete Biography of Jigong" by Guo Xiaoting of the Qing Dynasty: "While talking, Jigong came in. Zhou Yuanwai quickly raised his hands and clasped his fists and said, 'Long time no see, holy monk.'" The monk said : 'each other.'"

12. Example: There is no difference between everyone.

13. Grammar: conjunction; used as predicate; refers to the similarity between the two, often used in polite speech

14. Synonyms: similar but slightly different

1. Thinking thinking[ sī kǎo sī kǎo ]

Explanation: Refers to thinking activities such as analysis, synthesis, reasoning, and judgment.

Sentence: We have to think about his suggestions before we can make a decision.

2. Taste [ pǐn cháng pǐn cháng ]

Explanation: Distinguish the taste carefully; try [taste]

Sentence: This dish is worth tasting .

3. Test [ kǎo yàn kǎo yàn ]

Explanation: Test and verify

Sentence: I have to test you to know if you are true Mastered the knowledge of this chapter.

4. Feelings [ gǎn shòu gǎn shòu]

Explanation: 1. To be affected; to be infected. Physiologically speaking, it means that the receptors receive *** and convert it into nerve impulses: 2. Experience; feelings

Sentence making: You can say it is light, come and feel it!

5. Check and check [jiǎn chá jiǎn chá]

Explanation: Check; check

Sentence: Check again and make sure it is correct before handing it over to me .

6. Praise and praise [ biǎo yáng biǎo yáng ]

Explanation: Public praise of good people and good deeds

Sentence creation: This kind of courageous behavior deserves praise and praise.

7. Analysis [ fēn xī fēn xī ]

Explanation: classifying things, phenomena, and concepts into categories, isolating their essence and their inner connections

Sentence creation: You then analyze the data and put them together to make a report.

8. Communicate [jiāo liú jiāo liú]

Explanation: Provide each other with what they have; communicate with each other

Sentence: We should communicate Exchange opinions and find solutions.

9. Lively and active [ huó yuè huó yuè ]

Explanation: 1. Lively and active action; 2. Describe being full of life; 3. Playful, exciting or tempting; 4 .Be active, become energetic or excited; 5. Break the deadlock

Sentence: Before swimming, we must do preparatory exercises to activate our bodies and avoid cramps. 2. Discuss how to distinguish four-character words from idioms

Yong Weiying: Idioms are established by convention, and you cannot arbitrarily increase or decrease the number of words, nor can you change words or change the word order.

For example,

"dead wood and rotten plants" cannot be said to be

"dead wood and rotten plants", "groups of three to five" cannot be said to be "groups of three to six", etc.

Wang Sumin: Most idioms have a four-character structure, including some with three characters and multiple characters.

Words include idioms,

also include four-character non-fixed phrases, such as "Happy Chinese", "English Class", etc.

Yong Weiying: I think conventional fixed words, four-character words, can generally be broken down. This concept is difficult to understand.

Sometimes we have difficulty distinguishing it ourselves.

Wang Sumin: I think that in our teaching, we should try not to strictly "dig" the concept - whether it is an idiom or not. This will increase the burden on the children. In primary school, the main thing is to understand and accumulate words, rather than "making a fuss about concepts." Of course, this will involve exam questions. I think that in elementary school, we should still be "lenient". This is a personal opinion.

Yong Weiying:

I agree with what you said, "Try not to "dig" the concept strictly. It doesn’t have to be so clearly divided. Because language is ambiguous, as long as it does not affect accurate expression, it is an active learning method. In addition, there are few that are really difficult to distinguish. There is no need for us to be nervous. In teaching, when we encounter a four-character word that is easily confused, we can simply tell students that it is not an idiom, and there is no need to categorize it.

Wang Sumin: As students’ reading volume increases, students can experience the flexible combination of ordinary four-character words and the relatively stable formal characteristics of idioms. Therefore, students gradually will be better able to distinguish them. 3. Four-character idioms about sex

Nature is hard to change. Shift: change. The essence is difficult to change.

Nature is hard to change. Nature is hard to change.

Being as ferocious and cruel as a wolf has become a habit. Described as cruel

Acting recklessly and acting recklessly. It also refers to bad people doing bad things at will.

Cultivate your character with intention, preserve your innocent heart, and cultivate your kind nature. The cultivation method promoted by Confucianism in the old days.

Tempting and forbearance: To stir up the heart: To make one's heart shake; Tolerance: To make one's character tough. Refers to persisting despite external resistance.

Vicious cycle Many bad things cause and effect each other, and the cycle continues, getting worse and worse.

The ax of cutting down: cutting down; Xing: life, vitality. The ax that destroys humanity. A metaphor for things that are harmful to the body and mind.

Gouquansheng Gou: Tolerate, for the time being. Trying to save one's life.

Seeing one’s nature and becoming a Buddha. One’s nature: one’s true nature. Zen Buddhism believes that as long as you "know your own mind and see your true nature", you can become a Buddha.

Properties of Ginger and Cinnamon Ginger and cinnamon become spicier the longer they are used. It is a metaphor that the older you get, the more upright your character becomes.

Lan Xinhuixing is a metaphor for noble character and elegant behavior.

Dehumanization and complete loss of human rationality. Described as extremely cruel, like a wild beast.

Nongxingshangqi refers to acting on emotions and being prone to losing temper.

Exhaustive reasoning originally refers to thoroughly investigating the truth of things and thoroughly understanding human nature. Later, it generally refers to the investigation of affairs.

Shao Chengruo Xing means that the habits formed since childhood are like nature.

Net worth, life, the life of myself and my whole family.

Homicide: hobby. Killing has become a habit. Described as extremely cruel.

Water-based poplars are as changeable as running water and as light as poplars. It is a metaphor that women are not emotionally dedicated.

Tao Qing Suitability Tao: joy, happiness; Sui: comfort, fun. Make the mood happy.

Custom transferability Customs and habits can change people's habits.

Habits and character: character. What kind of character you get used to over a long period of time will form. It means that habits become natural.

Life and death are at stake Cross-related: related. Describes a very important relationship.

Cultivation of the mind and nature Cultivation of the mind: to make the soul pure; to cultivate the nature: to prevent the nature from being damaged. Through self-reflection and observation, the body and mind can reach a state of perfection.

Influence: influence, cultivate; sex: habit. A certain habit formed by frequent infection from certain aspects.

Strict Qi and Righteousness Qi: temper; Xing: character. He has an upright character and is uncompromising.

Yi Qing Yue Xing Yi: harmonious and happy; Yue: happy, happy. Make the mood comfortable and happy.

Chai Destruction Chai Destruction: become as thin as a stick due to extreme grief. It used to mean that the body became thin and weak due to excessive grief after the death of a parent, which was life-threatening.

Buddha-nature Zen mind refers to the mind-nature of Buddhists who practice single-mindedly and have peace and tranquility.

Transformation of nature refers to the change of innate nature and the rise of acquired artificiality.

Indestructible Confucian mourning system. It refers to mourning and devastation, but one should not die from it.

Destroy the form and destroy the nature. Destroy the body and destroy the nature.

Kuairen cheerfulness refers to being straightforward and cheerful, without being coy or pretentious.

Adaptable and arbitrary refers to being in compliance with one’s temperament.

Adaptable forgetfulness refers to being in a pleasant mood and forgetting worries.

Spiritual intelligence refers to the talent of intelligence.

Refining one’s body and mind means exercising one’s body and mind.

Knowing the mind and seeing the nature ①Buddhist language. It means to abandon all worldly distractions and fully realize the true nature (that is, Buddha nature) that has been lost due to distractions. ②Refers to expressing one’s character honestly.

To make one's temper angry; to lose one's temper; to vent one's anger. Same as "making one's nature slanderous".

To make people angry, to lose their temper; to vent their anger. Also known as "making one's nature close to one's qi". Also known as "making sex angry".

To make one angry, to lose one's temper; to vent one's anger. Same as "making one's nature slanderous".

Leave the body behind, abandon the mind, and enter a spiritual realm of selflessness. Same as "Hidden Records in Relics".

Mental cleverness refers to a clever mind.

I am quick-tempered and quick-tongued. I am quick-tempered and speak out when I have something to say.

Fiery nature: temperament, temper. Describes a bad temper.

Life is at stake. It is said that life is at stake. Describes a very important relationship.

Cultivating one’s nature, learning the Tao, cultivating one’s nature, and cultivating one’s temperament.

A bloody man refers to a man who is strong, upright, brave and enthusiastic.

The water-like nature of poplar flowers means catkins fluttering and the water-like nature flows, so the use of "poplar water-like nature" as a metaphor for frivolous women is not appropriate.

Yanghua Xinxing is a metaphor for being frivolous and romantic, and not being devoted to emotions.

Yiqingration refers to cultivating one's temperament.

Yi Qing Yang Xing refers to Yi Qing Yang Xing.

Relaxing the mind and rejuvenating the spirit, making it comfortable and happy.

Yi Shen Yang Xing refers to the maintenance of spiritual vitality.

Yixing Yangshou refers to the maintenance of spiritual vitality.

Yun Xin Shui Xing refers to a woman's frivolous style and unfocused love. 4. Four-letter words about discussion

Get to the bottom of things

Be rigorous and realistic

Don’t be ashamed to ask questions

Get to the bottom of things

< p> Chong Lun Hong Yi Chong: high; Hong: big. Refers to a brilliant and grand discussion or opinion.

Long and eloquent remarks. It mostly refers to long speeches or articles with cumbersome content and repeated words and phrases.

Long and eloquent remarks. It mostly refers to long speeches or articles with cumbersome content and repeated words and phrases.

Equally balanced: impartiality, no bias. Refers to a fair opinion. It also refers to words of compromise and reconciliation.

To talk about thousands of things is still to say thousands of things. Describes an extremely large number.

A long talk is still a lofty talk.

A word of praise is a metaphor for a word of praise.

A few words of praise. A metaphor for effortless reward.

Taoism is long and short, and it refers to commenting on good and bad, right and wrong.

Be sincere and sincere: practical. Discuss exactly.

Fallacies refer to statements that are vague and unrealistic.

Dafa discussion: express, convey. Feel free to post all your opinions and comments.

A lofty and precise statement.

Tan Lun: fair and honest speech. Dare to speak out to others, talk confidently and calmly.

Be fair and fearless in speaking out.

Fair, honest and persuasive speech.

There was a lot of discussion: lots of messy looks. Describe a situation that many people talk about.

Interview on Jigufeng: investigate; Ji: check. Discuss and study ancient things. 5. What are the idioms that describe targeted learning

1. Prescribe the right medicine (duì zhèng xià yào)

Definition:

①The doctor uses medicine according to the patient's disease .

② It is a metaphor for taking effective measures to address the problems of things.

Sentence: Regarding his problem, only the right medicine can be effective.

2. Teaching students in accordance with their aptitude (yīn cái shī jiào)

Definition:

①Cause: basis; material: qualification; Shi: application; Teaching: education.

②Teaching students in accordance with their aptitude refers to providing different education according to the interests, abilities and other specific conditions of the learners.

Sentence: This school adopts the method of teaching students in accordance with their aptitude, and students make rapid progress.

3. Make the best use of the situation (yīn shì lì dǎo)

Interpretation:

①Yin: follow; shi: trend; make use of: guide.

② Follow the development trend of things and guide them in a direction conducive to achieving the goal.

Sentence making: In the teaching of political economics, teachers should give full play to students' subjective initiative in learning, take advantage of the situation, strengthen the training and cultivation of cognitive strategies, and improve their ability to analyze and solve problems.

4. Targeted (yǒu dì fàng shǐ)

Definition: It is a metaphor for speaking and doing things with a clear purpose and pertinence.

Sentence: He always does things with a purpose.

5. Adapt measures to local conditions (yīn dì zhì yí)

Definition: Develop appropriate measures based on the specific conditions of each place.

Sentence making: There is no solution if you continue like this. Only by adapting measures to local conditions can we better solve the problem.

6. Remove the firewood from the bottom of the cauldron (fǔ dǐ chōu xīn)

Definition: Only by removing the firewood from the bottom of the pot can the water stop boiling. Metaphors solve problems fundamentally.

Sentence: To learn, you need to draw out the firewood instead of boiling it down.

7. Zhengben Qingyuan (zhèng běn qīng yuán)

Definition: To fundamentally rectify, to clean up from the source. Metaphor to rectify and clean up from the root.

Sentence: The work of rectifying the source is arduous and complicated, and we must make great efforts to do it well. 6. Idioms that are metaphors for speaking and doing things in a targeted manner

Idioms that are metaphors for speaking and doing things that are targeted include expressing one's own opinions directly, letting the eagle see the rabbit, prescribing the right medicine, hitting the nail on the head, getting straight to the point, etc.

1. Express one's opinions directly [ zhí shū jǐ jiàn ]

1. Explanation: express one's opinions frankly.

2. Example: At the discussion, everyone spoke enthusiastically and expressed their opinions directly.

3. Grammar: verb-object; used as predicate and attributive; with complimentary meaning

2. See the rabbit and let the hawk [jiàn tù fàng yīng]

1. Explanation: When you see a hare, you immediately release your falcon to chase it. It is a metaphor for taking action in a timely manner and suitable for the needs.

2. From "Wu Deng Hui Yuan" by Shi Puji of the Song Dynasty: "It is better to spread a great teaching net to catch people and fish than to let an eagle fly when you see a rabbit, or to shoot an arrow when you meet a deer."

< p> 3. Example: In today’s world, who doesn’t follow the trend, and who is willing to make friends with poor scholars? ◎Ming Dynasty Chisou's "Shi Nodou·The Fierce Woman of Houguan County annihilates her enemy"

3. Prescribe the right medicine [ duì zhèng xià yào ]

1. Explanation: Use medicine according to the disease. It is a metaphor for taking effective measures to solve problems.

2. From: "Three Kingdoms·Wei Zhi·Hua Tuo Biography": "The officials Ni Xun and Li Yan were suffering from headaches and body heat, and the sufferings were the same. Tuo said: 'Xun At the moment, it is necessary to induce sweating. 'It may be difficult to differentiate. Tuo said: 'Look for the external reality and delay the internal reality, so the treatment should be different.' That is, each should be used together with the medicine.

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3. Example: He may want to use this primitive collective power to combat the laxity and malaise of future generations.

4. Hit the nail on the head [yī zhēn jiàn xiě] < /p>

1. Explanation: The metaphor is straightforward and to the point.

2. Grammar: Formal; used as predicate, attributive, and adverbial; with a complimentary meaning

5. Get straight to the point. [ kāi mén jiàn shān ]

1. Explanation: When you open the door, you can see the mountain. It is a metaphor for speaking or writing about the topic directly without beating around the bush.

2. From: Liu Deren of the Tang Dynasty. "Qinglong Temple Monastery": "This place can be enjoyed all day long, and you can see several peaks when you open the door. ”

3. Example: Talk about ~, Brother Tan’s intention, I want to take care of Brother Shi’s studies. ◎Li Luyuan, Qing Dynasty, "Qilu Deng" Chapter 2 7. Describe "discussion" What are the four-character words for ""

1. Speak freely

Pinyin: chàng suǒ yù yán

Explanation: It means to say what you want to say freely, Speak out your innermost thoughts without restraint.

2. Express your own opinions

Pinyin: gè shū jǐ jiàn

Explanation: express: express, express fully. Express your own opinions.

3. Express your thoughts directly

Pinyin: zhí shū xiōng yì

Explanation: Express your thoughts and feelings directly.

4. Concise and concise words

Pinyin: yán jiǎn yì gāi,

Explanation: Refers to describing words that are concise but full of meaning.

5. eloquent<. /p>

Pinyin: tāo tāo bú jué

Explanation: To describe the flow of water without interruption.