What idiom is the flower next to the female word?

Crazy conjecture about what idiom female is.

The breakdown or dispersion of the family.

Pronunciation: q and lízán

Interpretation: separated from the wife and separated from the children. It is a metaphor of a family being forced to separate, and is often used with "the family is broken and the people are killed".

Use: combined; As predicate, object and attribute; With a derogatory connotation.

Source: Mencius in the Warring States Period "Mencius Hui Liang Wang Shang": "Parents are frozen and hungry, and brothers and wives are separated."

Example: * * * "Comments on Several Answers of the Kuomintang on War Responsibility": "Thousands of innocent people have been killed or injured, and there are people who have lost their wives and children everywhere."

Related idioms

Synonym: the family is ruined and the people are killed, leaving their homes.

Antonym: the second time, get together.

Guess idioms crazily There is a female word at the bottom, and there are two other words on a mountain next to it.

This idiom means that the wife and son are separated.

In the trinity pattern, I don't know what the word is above, but here is an idiom of a female word.

A Buddhist believer/believer

sánán xìn nǐ

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Buddhist terminology. Originally refers to men and women who converted to Buddhism. Later, it refers to men and women who believe in Buddhism.

Belonging point

"Diamond Sutra Good Report": "Good men and good women, three bodhicitta."

for instance

However, people who have come thousands of miles to worship Jinding are still in an endless stream on the avenues of Laohekou, Shihua Street and Caodian. (Yao's Li Zicheng, Volume I, Chapter 16)

synonym

Good man and good woman

antonym

a two-part allegorical saying

riddle

use

Combined type; As subject and object; Refers to more than two people.

English translation/ translator/ interpreter

Devout men and women & ltBudhist laity and laity & gt

Historical story

Type an idiom at three o'clock next to the e of four or less female characters.

Separate from each other,

Five idioms Guess which idiom is to add a house next to the female word and a faded word next to the female word.

This idiom is rich and colorful.

Hey: beautiful; Yan: Beautiful and bright. Describe all kinds of flowers exquisite and beautiful.

Describe flowers of all colors, delicate, gorgeous and beautiful. It also means that things are prosperous and colorful. (This metaphor is rarely used)

Idioms next to female words

My wife and children were separated.

Basic explanation

The family was forced to separate and disperse.

derogatory sense

tidy

"Mencius Hui Liang Wang Shangshang": "When taking people; Make it impossible for them to farm to support their parents. Parents are cold and hungry; Brothers and wives are separated. "

example sentence

1. The war made them live in distant places.

Approximate antonym

synonym

Houses/homes are in ruins, and family members are dead or scattered.

antonym

The reunion of couples after forced separation or breakup.

Seven idioms guess a female word, a ribbon and a bunch of flowers.

The goddess scattered flowers.

spell

Tianxun

English

The old woman is picking out her geese.

translate freely

It turned out to be a Buddhist story: the goddess scattered flowers to test the practice of bodhisattvas and disciples, and the flowers fell on bodhisattvas, not disciples. Later, I described throwing things or heavy snow.

source

Wei Audience Life: "At that time, there was a girl in her room. Seeing what the adults said, she gave away the clues. That is, when Tianhua scattered the great disciples of bodhisattvas, all the bodhisattvas surrendered, and even the great disciple refused to surrender. All disciples have the right to go to China, but they cannot be made to go. "

use

Subject-predicate type; As predicate, object and attribute; Include praise

example sentence

~, form the grass trees in the forest. (Tang Song Wen Zhi "Building a Zhai and Sighing Buddha")

synonym

Flowers falling from the sky-bragging about something

Eight idioms of female flowers and plants

"Idiom with' Flower Girl'" (* * * 2)

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Goddess scattering flowers

In "The Goddess Scattered Flowers"

"Pinyin" Tiān nǐsàn Huā

"first spell" capacity

"Shi" was originally a Buddhist story, telling the story of the goddess scattering flowers to test the path of Bodhisattva and her disciples. The flowers fell on the bodhisattva, not on the disciples. It describes throwing things or heavy snow.

Kangxi Dictionary refers to heaven, women and scattered flowers.

The Origin When The Audience of Vimalakīrti was published, there was a woman in Vimalakīrti's room. When she saw what the adults said, she revealed herself that the Buddha and the big disciple were scattered by Tianhua, and all the bodhisattvas had fallen, but the big disciple had not fallen. All disciples have the right to go to China, but they can't be allowed to go. "

"example" ~, decorated with trees and grass. Tang Song Wen Zhi's "Building Zhai and Sighing Buddha"

The four words next to the word "nine women" can form an idiom. Otherwise, it would be very good. thank you ~ Everyone

Colorful, beautiful and charming, graceful.