Idioms in Chinese books for fifth and sixth graders

>Idioms describing mountains:

High mountains, lofty mountains, clear waters, beautiful mountains, poor waters, great mountains and rivers, cliffs, beautiful mountains and rivers

Idioms containing the word "cloud":

Aspirations to soar in the clouds and ride in the mist beyond the sky. The clouds are changing, the wind is rising, the clouds are surging, the clouds are flowing

1 Describe the appearance and body of a person:

The flowers are closed, the moon is sinking, the fish are falling, the geese are emerging from the water, the hibiscus is the crane, the child's face is as beautiful as a crown jade

The eyebrows are clear, the eyes are beautiful, the tiger's back is bear-like, the waist is graceful, the face is luxurious, the skin is thin and the face is thin and radiant Rejuvenating

The beauty of the country, the fragrant ice, the purity of the jade, the elegant nature, the frown, the frown, the teeth and the claws. 2 Describing people's language:

eloquent, boastful, eloquent, laughing, and talking eloquently

3 Describe the character's psychology:

Uneasy, frightened, restless, distraught, disheartened

Discouraged, flustered, confused, anxious, and confused

4 Describe pride:

Self-admired, arrogant, arrogant and arrogant

Arrogant, arrogant, self-satisfied, arrogant and forgetful

5 Description of humility:

Be neither arrogant nor impetuous. Listen attentively, be open-minded, be cautious in your words and deeds

Be quiet and unassuming

6 Describe learning:

There is no end to learning, no learning, no skills, tireless listening to the chickens dancing, sleepless nights, forgetting to eat, eager to learn, never tired

The stupid bird flies first, works hard, seizes the time, and never tires of learning

7 Describe character qualities: (contains derogatory meaning)

Be brave and sacrifice oneself for others, be strong and unyielding, be dedicated to the public and be gentle with the wind

Be bold and loyal. Forget about life and death, live forever, conscientious and open-minded.

Seeing profit and forgetting righteousness, shameless, greedy, fearful of life, shameless, betraying the country and seeking glory

8 Describe the expression:

Exuberant, cheerful, dancing, head held high Chest, frightened, careless

High-spirited, downcast, frightened, listless, frowning

9 The description is rich and varied:

All-encompassing, dazzling, beautiful, dizzying, and multifarious

Colorful, full of wonders, endless and overwhelming

10 Describing bustling and prosperous: (including quiet)

Business, traffic, traffic, endless flow, raising your sleeves to sweat like rain

An endless stream The gates and courtyards are full of joy, horses are shouting, the water is blocked, and the crowds are roaring

Everything is completely silent

11 Cloud-containing words:

Flowing clouds, flowing water, high aspirations, changing winds, changing clouds, dense clouds, passing clouds and smoke

The smoke has dissipated, the wind is rolling, the remaining clouds are misty, and the wind is rising outside the sky

12 Flowery words:

Birds are singing, flowers are fragrant, fire trees, silver flowers, exotic flowers and grass are the icing on the cake

Protectionism is blooming everywhere, flowers are blooming, red willows and green willows are blooming

13 Describing flowers:

Thousands of purples and reds, hundreds of flowers blooming, hundreds of flowers blooming, exotic flowers and exotic herbs

14 Describing friendship:

Deeply affectionate Like the sea, sharing the joys and sorrows, like-minded people draw swords and help each other

Staying in the same boat through thick and thin, honor and disgrace and ***, loving each other as brothers and having heart-to-heart conversations

15 Describing happiness:

Laughing happily and smiling happily. Dancing with joy

Being happy, laughing, laughing, chatting and smiling

16 Contains the word "ran":

Suddenly enlightened, suddenly realized that the giants are completely different, calm To deal with it

Prevent danger before it happens, and be in one piece, safe and sound, still smile as before

17 Including animals:

Thousands of troops playing the harp against a cow, playing the harp against a cow, being infamous as a snake with a bow

Crane-haired childlike face

The rabbit dies, the fox is sad, the bird and the dog jump over the wall, point to the deer for the horse, love the house, and the black man leads the sheep smoothly

18 Word Solitaire:

Heart and mouth are like killing one with one stroke, killing one with one stroke, hundreds of schools of thought contending, singing the gong, clearing the way, not picking up the relics and the stink, and being prosperous and powerful for thousands of years. White cranes in the clouds, children's faces, sinews and willow bones, flesh and blood, defeated soldiers, generals, generals, doubtful, suspicious, ghosts, ghosts, crying, wolves and howling

Fighting spirit is high, eyebrows are lifted, spirits are congenial, opportunistic, ingenious, name-making, eyes, hands, waving freely, relieved, burdened with thorns, inviting the culprit, the leader of the culprit, pointing to the deer, success, success, full heart, no matter the details.

The people are happy, the heart is relaxed, the mind is happy, the complacency is complacent, the situation is pressing, everyone is overwhelmed by everything, and there are reasons for small losses. The big court, the public, the stars, and the moon win the title

The accumulation of vocabulary for primary school students (Part 2)

1． Words that mean "look":

Glank, look, stare, stare

Observe, stare, watch, look, look, scan, look around, look up, look down, bird's eye view, look down, look into the distance, look around

2 Words that mean "talk": speak, discuss, discuss, talk, communicate, talk

3 Words that mean "bark": yell, roar, howl, hiss, howl, yell, yell

4. Words that mean "first":

First, Yuan, Jiazi, First, Champion, Leader, Second to none, Ranked among the best

5. Elephant words (indicating sound):

Squeak, click and flutter, rusty gurgling gurgling gurgles, banging bangs bruising Idioms expressing spring:

Birds are singing and flowers are fragrant. Spring is warm and flowers are blooming. Spring is in March. All things are revived. The spring breeze is blowing and the spring scenery is bright

7. Idioms expressing summer:

The sun is blazing, the heat is overwhelming, you are sweating profusely, you are sweating like rain, the clouds are rolling, the heat is unbearable

8. Idioms expressing autumn:

Autumn is high, the air is crisp, the grain is abundant, thousands of flowers are withering, the sky is high and the clouds are pale, the fallen leaves are rustling, and the Mid-Autumn Moon is full

9. Idioms expressing winter:

It is extremely cold in March and September. The sky is freezing and the ground is freezing. Snowflakes are flying. The twelfth lunar month in the cold winter. Thousands of miles of ice. Drops of water turn into ice.

10. Words with the names of human organs or parts:

Top-heavy, gesticulating, frowning, bright-eyed, dumbfounded, tongue-tied, whispering, yellow-faced and skinny, quick-sighted, high-sighted and low-handed, holding head high, dexterous, gearing up, shoulder to shoulder

11. Idioms with animal names:

The mouse is short-sighted, the color of the tiger changes, the rabbit dies, the fox is sad, the dragon and the horse are spirited, the cup bows, the snake shadow, the horse succeeds and the tiger seeks skin, the tiger stands out, the chickens jump over the wall, the dog jumps over the wall, the male is as cowardly as a mouse, scares the grass, the chicken flies, and snaps its fingers. Become a phoenix, look forward to a child, become a dragon, a dog's tail, a mink, love the house and a mantis, use the car as a clue, throw a mouse, a trap, a bird at the door, a leopard through a tube

Words with "horse": non-stop, horse comes to success, dragon and horse spirit, horse stumbles, refers to deer as horse, one horse leads the way

Words with "chicken": hear the chicken dance The rooster crows and stands out from the flock. The chickens kill the chickens and take the eggs. The dogs are restless. The chickens fly and beat the eggs.

Words with "cow": A small test of the ox knife. Nine cows and one hair. The cow's head and the horse's face. Cows, ghosts, snakes, gods, cows and horses are not as good as cows' horns. Hanging books. Cow hair drizzle is like a cow. Carrying a load. Wind, horses and cows are not the same. Newborn calves are not afraid of tigers. The power of nine cows and two tigers

12. Idioms that start with numbers:

A promise of a thousand gold, a blockbuster, a head start, on the verge of breaking out, a success in one go, meticulous, a promise of a thousand gold, a fortune in a day, a plummeting fall, a thousand gold in a word, a fortune in a fortune, covering the sky with one hand, worthless, a poverty.

If you wash your whole body, you will never pull out a hair.

Two three virtues, two sides, three swords, two ribs, two ribs, two sides, two loses, two feelings, two sleeves, breeze, the best of both worlds

Three lives are lucky to think twice before acting, three orders, five orders, three heads, six arms, three watches, three visits to the thatched cottage in the middle of the night

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Besieged on all sides, all around us, home in all directions, four smooth and stable, torn apart

Five majors, three coarse, colorful, colorful, five bodies, abundant crops, colorful, five lakes and four seas

Six gods, no owner, six roots, pure, six paths, reincarnation, six relatives, no recognition

Seventy Eight down, eight tongues, seven high, eight low, seven orifices full of smoke, seven up, eight down, seven discounts, eight bucks, seven pieces together

Eight sides exquisite, eight sides majestic, eight immortals crossing the sea, each showing his magical powers

Nine cows and a dime, nine deaths, nine tripods A trace of the power of nine cows and two tigers

Ten fingers linked to the heart, ambushed from all sides on the cross streets, perfect and perfect, ten years of cold windows, ten thousand urgent situations, ninety-nine sure

A century-old plan, a hundred flowers bloom, a hundred thoughts are puzzled, a hundred schools of thought contend, a hundred emotions are mixed, I can never tire of reading, hundreds of rivers return to the sea

Thousands of people, thousands of troops, thousands of words, thousands of words, thousands of hardships, thousands of years, thousands of years, thousands of years of truth, thousands of miles of goose feathers

Nothing will fail, everyone is united, everything will be successful, thousands of people will be empty, thousands of houses will be bright, all lights will be updated, and everyone will be paying attention

13. Words with colors: peach, willow, green, purple, green, red, soap, white, white, black and white, full of greenery

Green trees become shades, plain cars, white horses, evergreen, pitch black, a ball of lights, wine, green faces, red ears, green mountains and green waters

White paper, black characters, green and yellow are not connected

Golden, bright, yellow, clear, green, bright red, bright red, bright red, bright red, white and black

Goose yellow, milky white, lake blue, jujube red, snow white, fiery red, pear yellow, peacock blue, lemon yellow, ivory, white, apple green

14. Idioms expressing many colors: colorful, colorful, colorful, colorful, colorful

15. Idioms expressing many forms: thousands of postures, thousands of postures, myriad postures, various forms, different forms

16. Idioms expressing large numbers: countless, countless, innumerable, tens of thousands, countless, thousands, in groups, huge crowds, overwhelming, dazzling, busy, overwhelming, mountains and plains

17. Idioms expressing rapid changes: ever-changing, unpredictable, ever-changing, ever-changing

18. Idioms expressing fast speed: a thousand miles in one glance, ten lines in one glance, as fast as lightning, changing shadows with each step, walking as fast as flying

19. Idioms that express the speed of time: Time flies like an arrow, the sun and the moon move quickly, the stars move quickly, and the shooting stars catch up with the moon

20. Words that mean "slow": slowly, slowly, slowly, slowly, slowly

21. Words that express extremely short time: in the blink of an eye, in an instant, in an instant, in an instant, in an instant, sometimes in a moment

22. Words that mean "death": passed away died died died in battle died for the country died

23. Words that mean "thinking": think hard, meditate, rack your brains

24. Indicating character qualities: not being ignorant when picking up gold, sacrificing oneself for others, accepting death as home, perseverance, perseverance

25. Indicates the appearance of a character: tall, slim, old-looking, suit and leather shoes, graceful

26. Indicating character actions: listening attentively, strutting, punching and kicking, whispering, looking left and right

27. Expressing the character's attitude: elated, glaring, blazing eyes, flushed, tears in eyes

． Words that mean "cry": burst into tears, burst into tears, burst into tears, burst into tears, howl

. Words expressing "laughing": beaming, beaming, laughing, smiling, smiling

28 Idioms expressing "character's mood": uneasy, panicked, unhappy, exciting, anxious

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Expressing joy: smiling broadly, smiling slightly, laughing heartily, overjoyed, overjoyed

. Expressing anger: furious, furious, furious, furious, gnashing teeth

. To express hatred: abominable, abominable, very abominable, deeply abhorred, hateful as hatred, hateful to the bone

. To express sadness: to shed tears of sadness, to cry but without tears, to burst into tears, to burst into tears, to burst into tears

. Expressing sadness: listless, worried, anxious, frowning, unhappy

. To express excitement: extremely excited, thrilling, mixed emotions, extremely excited, extremely emotional

. Expressing comfort: comfortable, contented, carefree, leisurely, relaxed and happy

. To express anxiety: impatient, in a hurry, impatient, too hasty, extremely anxious

. Expressing guilt: regretful, full of regrets, troubled, deeply guilty, unspeakably ashamed

． To express disappointment: disheartened, disillusioned, disheartened, hopeless, dejected

. To express fear: frightened, on tenterhooks, frightened, frightened, uneasy

29. What goes up and what goes down is effective: borrowing corpses, resurrecting souls, buying short, selling short, internal troubles and foreign troubles, the front and back support with the same voice

Speaking in the east and attacking in the west: three long and two short, bad luck, less good, less progress, more similar, small differences, selfless, connecting the past and the next

As time goes by: the sky is falling apart, the earth is falling apart, the sky is old and the earth is absurd, the sky is righteous and the clouds are rising. Out

Different thicknesses: different lengths, black and white, the same on the outside and the inside

Right and wrong: joy, anger, sorrow, safety, cold, warmth, life and death

Word classification (2)

30． The moonlight is like water, the mist is like light, the maple leaves are like fire, the sun is like fire, the autumn moon is like hooks

The sun and moon are like shuttles, snowflakes are like mats, snow is floating like drizzle, like smoke, stars and moon are like hooks, the blue sky is like washing, heavy rain is like notes

Auspicious and wishful thinking, looking at death as if it were home, spending money like dirt, running as fast as flying, seeing each other, making peace as before, anxious as before

31 Beautiful scenery: leaving early and returning late, beautiful eyebrows, beautiful eyes, full moon, flowers, good plums, white peach, red heart, straight words, quick water, falling stones, dripping stones, piercing the moon, white wind, clear characters, round mouth, sweet belly, sword rain and wind The roaring of the tiger, the roar of the dragon, the fight between the dragon and the tiger, and watching the flowers: forgetting to sleep and eat, putting up lanterns and colorful decorations, recruiting soldiers and horses, racing against time, sitting in the well, watching the sky, thinking about the past and the future

Repay the favor, Li Xingyun, the flowing water, strike with the hot iron, live and die, leave the near and seek far away, return to old age, return to youth, strike grass and scare the snake

32. Singing and dancing: hard to leave, hard to separate, able to bend and stretch, tiptoeing, beginning and end, as if coming and going, ancient and fragrant

33. AABB: swaying: in a trance, clearly, clearly, cleanly, flutteringly, smoothly

34. ABAB (Action): Arrange, clean, clean, clean, relax, clean, flicker

ABAB (Color): Snow white, snow white, green, gold, gold, yellow, black, black, blue, blue

35 ． AABC: sparkling: whispering, talking about, thriving, lifelike, chattering, dancing

ABCC: sparkling: starry, cautious, smoke curling, snow-capped, scorching sun, red sun scorching

36. The green waves are rolling: the waves are rolling, the clouds are rolling, the wheat waves are rolling, the heat waves are rolling, the rivers are rolling, the wheels are rolling

Lots of fruits: the autumn fruits are full of fruits, the fruits are full of corpses and bones, the bullet holes are full of white bones

Vibrant : Vibrant, energetic, enthusiastic, ambitious, ambitious

37. Without a trace: without care, boundless, ruthless, meaningless, carefree, without reason, endless

Neither clean nor clean: unclear, unclear, unclear, indifferent, indifferent, indifferent, neither noisy nor noisy Ignore and ignore

Talking to oneself: Talking to oneself, boasting, selfishness, self-interest, arrogance, self-destruction, self-sufficiency

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Hidden and present, high and low, bright and dark, up and down

Half-belief and half-doubt: half-bright, half-ambiguous, half-dream, half-wake, half-push and half-will

38. Thousands of hardships: Thousands of armies, thousands of words, thousands of changes, thousands of mountains and rivers, thousands of generations, countless connections

Thousands of strange things: Thousands of hard work, thousands of attempts, thousands of holes, thousands of holes and various postures

Causes and consequences: before calling Supporting behind, thinking behind, thinking behind, going forward, succeeding, leaning forward, joining together, being arrogant and respectful

It is natural and logical: the sky is dark, the sky is dark, the sky is dark, the sky is destroying the earth, the south is north, the sky is wasteland, old

Has no eyesight: has no energy, no beginning, no end, is prepared, has no worries, has no fear, has no courage, has no plan, is in name but no reality

Staggering around: looking here and there, running here and there, pulling things here and there, trying to piece together the neighbors.

39. Idioms expressing urgent situations: imminent, critical, urgent, urgent

40. Words that express extremely loud sounds: deafening, earth-shattering, earth-shattering, resounding through the sky

41. A four-character word that means "unity": united as one, united as one, united in one heart and one mind, united as one

42. A four-character word that means "study spirit": sleep and forget food, study hard, race against time, strive for excellence

43. Four-character words that express concentration of thoughts: concentrate, concentrate, concentrate, wholeheartedly

44. Four-character words to describe the discussion scene in the classroom: talking a lot, expressing their own opinions, talking, arguing

45. Idioms describing lively scenes: bustling traffic, huge crowds of people, bustling crowds, crowded and bustling

46. Four-character words to describe sports competition scenes: lively, crowded, exciting, extremely intense

47. Idioms describing whiteness and purity: white and flawless, white as a jade, ice-clear and pure, as white as jade

48. Idioms expressing "integrity": keep your word, keep your promise, keep your promise, keep your promise

49. Four-character words that mean "acting decisively": resolute, decisive, vigorous and resolute

50 Words that mean "never before": unprecedented, unprecedented, unique, unprecedented

51. A four-character word that means "hesitating to do something": hesitant, reneging on one's word, indecisive, doubtful

52. Four-character words to describe "majestic": mighty, majestic, magnificent, extraordinary

53. A four-character word that describes "plants growing very well": lush branches and leaves, green trees forming shade, green shade like a cover

54. Words that mean "famous": world-famous, world-famous, world-famous, famous, well-known

55. Words related to "foot": at a loss, in a hurry, dancing with joy, shining with just one step

56. Words that express "praise": full of praise, admiration, continuous praise, admiration, praise 57. Words expressing "bold words": impassioned, ambitious, sonorous and powerful, firm in tone

58. Words used to describe "Japanese invaders' crimes": heinous, dehumanizing, inhumane, horrifying

59. Words that describe huge waves: surging, rough waves, whitecaps, stormy waves, splashing waves 60. Words to describe the calmness of the lake: calm, level as a mirror, sparkling, microwave, rippling blue waves

61. Words to describe natural scenery: the rising sun, the drizzle, the pink willows and the bright sun

62. Words to describe "mountains": magnificent mountains and rivers, high mountains, dangerous peaks, continuous, ups and downs

63. Words to describe "waterfall": rushing down, cascading thousands of miles, waterfall of ten thousand feet, hanging water curtain

64. Words that describe "morning": the rooster crows the dawn, the red sun rises in the east, the morning glow shines, and the golden light

65. Words that describe "noon": At noon, the sun is shining brightly in the sky, and the sun is shining brightly at noon

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The word for "twilight": the twilight is vast, the sun is setting in the west, the sky is blurry, the evening breeze is blowing, and the lanterns are coming on67. Words that describe "night": the moon and stars are sparse, the lights are bright, the night is long, thousands of lights are on, night falls 68. Words that describe "heavy rain": violent storms, downpours, pouring rain, heavy rain, drenching storms

Words that describe "rain": autumn rain, continuous drizzle, drizzle, like smoke, pattering, heavy rain, like notes

69 Words that mean "the weather is sunny": the wind is sunny, the sky is clear, the clouds are clear, the sky is clear, the autumn is clear, the air is crisp, and the sun is shining

70. Words describing "snow": pink makeup, jade, silver makeup, white snow, melting ice and snow

Words with the word "snow": ice and snow, white snow, flying snowflakes, heavy snow, closed doors, providing help in times of need

71． Words that describe "wind": Gentle breeze blowing in the face, fierce rain, fierce autumn wind, cool north wind, howling, gentle breeze

77 Idioms describing heroic characters:

Be upright and fearless in the face of danger, upright, upright, wise and courageous To turn the tide, to gain wisdom and calmness in the midst of a crisis, to turn danger into safety

78 Idioms for "think":

Think hard (meditate hard) Think quietly (meditate quietly) Think thoroughly (think deeply)

Thinking in a confused way (thinking wildly) Thinking too much (thinking about things) Thinking too much (thinking about things) Thinking absurdly (wishful thinking)

Thinking strangely (whimsical) Thinking about it again and again (Thinking about it day and night)

79 Idioms for "many":

There are many audiences (the seats are packed) There are many VIPs (the seats are full of distinguished guests) There are many people (crowding around) There are many talents (there are many talents) Soldiers and horses There are many (thousands of troops), many things (all kinds of things), many colors (colourful), many categories (very different), many difficulties (tons of hardships), many words (talking endlessly), many readings (well-read, many books) and many insights (seeing many things). Wide knowledge) many changes (ever-changing) many walks (travelled south and north) many colors (colourful) many patterns (various)

80 Idioms with synonyms of "see": There is an endless stream of people coming, the streets are crowded, and the streets are empty

Idioms that describe rich and varied things: all-encompassing, dazzling and beautiful

Be well-informed and fearful, watch words and colors, treat everyone equally, have a clear view, be high-minded, have a far-sighted view, attract the attention of the whole world, watch a leopard, look left and right

81 Idioms to describe said: bluntly Talk sincerely, talk eloquently, express your heart and express your feelings vividly

82 Idioms with the word "dragon": lively dragons, tigers, tigers, dragons, horses, spirit, dragons flying, phoenixes dancing, dragons soaring, tigers leaping, finishing touches, traffic, traffic, etc.

83 Idioms with the same word at the beginning and end: It's insignificant, it's amazing, it's divine, there's heaven, it's painful, it's painful, it's countless, it's countless

84 Idioms with the names of birds: cheering, crows, and birds, silently, traveling thousands of miles, one arrow, two eagles, standing out from the flock

85 Idioms containing exaggeration: One eye, ten lines, a thousand miles, one word, a thousand gold, one day Three autumns can reach the sky in one step

86 Idioms expressing scarcity: Phoenix feathers, linjiao, nine oxen, only a handful of hairs, iron trees blooming, only one in a hundred

87 Idioms describing liveliness and prosperity: busy traffic, continuous flow, endless harvest, dizzying, endless, endless

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89 Describing the prosperous scene: A crowded house, a crowded city, a crowded street, thriving and prosperous

90 Idioms describing friendship: caring for each other, being kindhearted, caring for each other through thick and thin, caring for each other, and being intimate

91 Idioms that describe a person’s appearance or body: The moon is closed and the flowers are shy

92 Idioms that describe the momentum and atmosphere of things: impeccable, thunderous, deafening, thrilling, breathtaking, thousands of horses galloping across the rainbow

92 Idioms that describe people’s language : eloquent, repartee, eloquent, chatting and laughing, talking loudly and speaking eloquently

93 Idioms describing pride: admiring oneself, no one in sight, arrogant and forgetful

So why are you arrogant and arrogant?

94 Idioms describing modesty: Don’t be arrogant, don’t be arrogant, be successful, guard against arrogance, be arrogant, listen attentively, be humble, be cautious in your words and be careful in your actions

95 Idioms describing learning: Learn without learning There is no end to learning but never tire of learning with real talent, never tire of hard work and forgetting to eat and sleep

95 Idioms describing learning: never tire of learning and never tire of learning with true ability and true ability

96 Describe a person’s wisdom: know things like a god, be resourceful, be well-versed in learning, be knowledgeable about Chinese and Western knowledge, and be extremely talented and outstanding

97 Describe a person’s eloquence: be eloquent, eloquent, eloquent, speak volumes, and talk with wit and eloquence

98 Describe human friendship: kindness is as deep as a mountain, deep friendship, brotherhood is inseparable, blood is thicker than water, we are like-minded and we are in the same boat through thick and thin

99 Explain the aspect of the governor’s understanding of principles: accumulation over time and hard work can make up for clumsiness, birds can fly first, there is no end to learning, there is no limit to learning, and there is no limit to striving to become stronger.

100 Describe beautiful scenery and objects: overwhelmingly beautiful, magnificent, magnificent, magnificent, wonderful, ingenious and the icing on the cake