Idioms describe doing things empty talk?

What are the "one" idioms that describe "empty talk"

1. Just saying.

Pinyin: Shu not Shu not é r y ǐ

Explanation: immaterial things, empty talk, only small talk.

2. Empty talk belongs to you

Pinyin: tank not ng Shu not yǐu

Explanation: Generally speaking, it refers to gossip and empty talk.

Source: Shi's poem "Send a letter to Wu Deren": "The laity in Longqiu is also poor, and they can't sleep at night."

Talk about advantages and disadvantages

Pinyin: Tianyin

Explanation: Good at empty talk, not good at managing government affairs.

4. Still talking about emptiness

Pinyin: yí j and tá n x

Interpretation: refers to abandoning the foundation and empty talk.

Source: Song Chengda Chang's "Preface to Performing Numerous Exposures": "However, if you have the knowledge of retreating (Han Yu), if you talk empty without the knowledge of retreating, you will be afraid of helping. Gold, gold and silver may be traded with each other and you can enjoy it. "

fight only on paper—be an armchair strategist

Pinyin: zhá ng tá n b Θ ng

Commentary: An armchair strategist. Metaphor is empty talk, which can't solve practical problems. It is also a metaphor that empty talk cannot become a reality.

Source: Historical Records Biography of Lian Po and Lin Xiangru: Zhao Kuo, the son of Zhao She, was a famous soldier of Zhao in the Warring States Period. He studied the art of war when he was young, but his father could not beat him in military affairs. Later, he succeeded Lian Po as Zhao Jiang in the Battle of Changping. I only knew how to act according to the art of war, but I didn't know how to be flexible. As a result, I was defeated by Qin Jun.

What are the idioms "Er" that describe "inexperienced, groping and doing things alone"?

The idiom to describe "I have no experience to do things alone" is as follows;

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3 "Lay the cable and coat it with t zhísuǒtú4" Made of t zhímíng háng ".

5. Find out what Y and Tà n Ji ū j ū ng are.

7 Explore the hidden tàn zé suǒ yǐn 8 exploration package and take things tànángqǔwǐ.

9 asking for directions by throwing stones tó u shí wè n lê 10 Seeking common ground while reserving differences qiú tóng cún yì

"San" is a four-character idiom used to describe immaterial things.

Indulge in rhetoric/exaggeration

[Pronunciation ][kuā kuā qí tán]

[Explanation] Describe grandiose and unrealistic remarks.

[Source] Qing Wu Jingzi's "The Scholars": "Enter the door of the study; Hear Yang Zhizhong talking inside; Know that he has come; Go in and bow; Sit down together. "

No investigation, no right to speak, nonsense is very annoying.

There is nothing to say. Kan Kan talks about big talk, big talk, big talk, big talk, big talk, big talk, big talk, big talk, big talk, big talk, big talk.

[Antonym] Silence, silence, silence, silence, silence, silence, silence, silence, silence.

The idiom "boss" describes the attitude of doing things.

1.

Affectionate and amiable describes a pleasant attitude that makes people willing to approach.

2.

Love and hate are completely different: hate. The positions and attitudes of love and hate are very clear.

3.

Hold your head high and look up at the horizon. Describe arrogance or doing things divorced from reality.

4.

Pride and rudeness: modesty. Arrogant and supercilious.

5.

Arrogant and rude, arrogant and rude to people.

6.

Proud and slow: a person with talent and virtue. Scholars and talented people. Treat talented people with arrogance.

7.

The romantic metaphor of overlord is rude to elegant things.

8.

Look at the cold eyes: pass "side". Look on coldly or look on coldly

9.

Courtesy: dignified and polite. Describe the attitude is very respectful.

10.

Respectfully describe the attitude is very respectful.

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Avoid the world: live in seclusion; Unique: isolated from the world. Out of real life, away from people. Describe living in seclusion in the mountains and not interacting with the world. Universal reference elimination ...

12.

Equal collocation is equally important. Metaphor treats both with similar attitudes or views.

13.

Forgive me for disagreeing: forgive me for disagreeing. Dare not casually colleagues. Be careful about people and things.

14.

Don't laugh: if you don't laugh, just do it. No kidding. Describe a serious attitude.

15.

Take it lightly, don't take it to heart. Show contempt for people and things.

16.

A shady metaphor is ambiguity and ambiguity.

17.

Noncommittally: release, stand; Yes: good; No: no. Don't say yes or no. To show an attitude.

What idioms describe "martial arts" as unrealistic and empty talk?

1, an armchair strategist

[Pinyin]

Zhang Daqian

[Interpretation]

On paper. Metaphor is empty talk, which can't solve practical problems. It is also a metaphor that empty talk cannot become a reality.

[source]

According to Records of the Historian Biography of Lian Po and Lin Xiangru, Zhao Kuo, the son of Zhao She, a famous soldier of Zhao State in the Warring States Period, studied the art of war when he was young, but his father could not beat him in military affairs. Later, he succeeded Lian Po as Zhao Jiang in the Battle of Changping. I only knew how to act according to the art of war, but I didn't know how to be flexible. As a result, I was defeated by Qin Jun.

[example]

We can't talk on paper, just talk without practicing, but talk without practicing all the tricks.

2, flashy

[Pinyin]

Vae Bosch

[Interpretation]

Hua: Flowering. Flowers bloom beautifully, but they don't bear fruit. The metaphor is good-looking, but the content is empty.

[source]

Yan Zi's "Spring and Autumn Annals", an external article, is unqualified: "The East China Sea is full of water and red, with dates, which is flashy." "Zuo Zhuan Wen Zhuan Gong Five Years": "And flashy, resentment also gathers."

[example]

We should be pragmatic, not flashy.

Step 3 sit down and talk

[Pinyin]

Zuel lundo

[Interpretation]

Sit and talk big. It refers to words, not actions.

[source]

"Holding Puzi to Punishment": "Tongren Yang Ziyun also thinks that corporal punishment should be resumed, but it has been abolished for a long time, and those who sit and talk about the Tao are not in a hurry."

[example]

Some people just sit and talk instead of doing practical things.

Step 4 brag

[Pinyin]

indulge in verbiage/exaggeration

[Interpretation]

Describing words is grandiose and unrealistic.

[source]

Qing Wu Jingzi's The Scholars is the eleventh time: "When I walked into the study room, I heard Yang Zhizhong talking in it, and I knew he was coming. I went in and sat down together. "

[example]

You were talking big just now, and when the experts come, you will be afraid of horses.

5. Nothing to say

[Pinyin]

Yang Zhenning

[Interpretation]

Refers to an empty article or speech with no actual content.

[source]

* * * "Against stereotyped Party writing": "Empty talk and empty talk must stop."

[example]

The antonym of a word without substance is substantive, meaningful and reasonable.

"Lu" is an unrealistic idiom, which is a common saying or proverb of the great truth.

Idioms that describe unrealistic and empty talk are vividly on the paper.

"Qi" is an idiom to describe people's procrastination.

The idiom to describe procrastination is: procrastination.

Sloppy: [You are not with me]

detailed description

1. explanation: metaphor is not crisp and neat when talking and doing things.

2. From: Song's "Biyan Record" Volume 1: "Tao is a Buddha, dragging its feet; Say a Zen, full of embarrassment. " Song Shi Daoyuan's "Five Lights Meeting Yuan": "The lion turns over and drags the mud."

This article is boring to read.

4. Grammar: combination; As predicate, object and attribute; derogatory sense

: 1, write articles simply and clearly, and don't drag your feet.

He speaks firmly and never procrastinates.

Speak frankly, don't procrastinate!

It's annoying that he always drags his feet when he speaks in front of everyone.

Liu Ming's answers to questions are generally concise and to the point, and he never drags his feet.

"Ba" is an idiom to describe doing things.

Sorrow without hurting sorrow: sorrow; Injury: injury. Sadness without sadness. Metaphor does not overdo things.

Get in the way, hinder others from doing things.

Hold your head high and look up at the horizon. Describe arrogance or doing things divorced from reality.

When the Eight Immortals crossed the sea, they each had their own way of doing things. It is also a metaphor to compete with each other with their own skills.

A hundred times, not a single mistake. It shows that you have a high hit rate in archery or shooting, or you are completely confident in doing things.

Accurately describe archery or shooting and hit the target every time. It is also a metaphor for doing things with confidence.

Version 64 describes rigidity and inflexibility.

Half a room is unbounded, boundary: this work is "embarrassing". Metaphor is superficial, not profound or incomplete.

Give up halfway: stop. It means that you can't stick to it, give up halfway, and start without ending.

Laziness means that everything you say and do is to cater to the wishes and interests of others.

Reserve position: just like the corpse position, it means that you are in your position and can't do your duty; Supplement: Use unqualified people to supplement the quantity. If you are too modest to do nothing.

Stupid birds fly first. For example, people with poor ability are afraid of falling behind and doing things earlier than others.

The only way: via. The road that must be taken. Generally refers to the laws that things must follow or the laws that things must follow.

Avoid the road of saints: a humble word; The road to virtue: talented people enter the Tao. Resign and retire, and let talented people come out to do things.

Adhere to justice. Refers to doing things fairly and without selfishness.

Catch the wind and catch the shadows. You can't catch the wind shadow. Metaphor has no factual basis for talking and doing things.

I dare not talk to the old man about hardships, nor dare I talk about my own sufferings. Metaphor is diligence and indefatigability (often used to express modesty).

Pretend without thinking: borrow, depend. Describe doing things quickly and skillfully, without consideration.

I don't know the height, which means I don't know the depth of speaking or doing things.

Don't follow the rules, don't be rigid, and follow certain rules.

"Nine" is an idiom to describe a person's efforts.

Idioms describing a person's hard work are:

Hold your breath first [bǐ ng qü ní ng shé n] 1. Explanation: hold your breath: inhibit breathing; Concentration: concentration. Describe a high concentration against your will.

2. From: "The Analects of Confucius and the Rural Party": "Take a picture of Qi, and the bow will hold your breath." Zhuangzi Sheng Da: "I don't distinguish between ambitions, but concentrate on God."

3. Example: The lower you sing, the thinner you get, and the voice gradually disappears. People in the whole park dare not move less.

Second, concentrate on doing [jù j ī ng huü shé n]1. Explanation: Will: Focus. Originally, it meant that the monarch and the minister worked together to brainstorm. The latter description is highly concentrated.

2. From: Wang Han Bao's Ode to the Sage: "Concentrate and complement each other (chapter)."

3. For example, reading the proof is the same as writing it, because my purpose is to save it from a typo.

Third, concentrate on [zhu ā n x rho n zh rho zhi]1. Explanation: to the extreme, to the extreme; Chi: Will. Put all your thoughts on it. Describe wholeheartedly.

2. From: "Mencius Gao Zi Shang": "The number of games today is decimal. If you don't concentrate, you can't. "

Example: I don't have to do this.

Fourth, the heart is useless [xρ nwü rê ng]1. Explanation: it means to concentrate on your work, and your attention must be concentrated.

2. From: Han Huan Tan's "New Theory Specialized Studies": "Make the left hand draw a square and the right hand draw a circle, so that it can be done at one time. Although you stick to the rules, you will still return to your hands, but if you can't do it, you won't need your hands. "

3. for example: from ancient times to the present. ◎ Ming Ling Mengchu's Two Moments of Surprise Volume 5

Five, not distracted [xρNWúpáng wù] 1. Explanation: side; In addition; Raccoon: Pursuit. The heart has no other pursuit, but describes concentration and concentration.

2. From: Bing Xin's Letter Envelope: "Many people, like me, like to write on a piece of white paper, or just use original paper, so they are free and unconcerned."

"Picking up" is an idiom that means empty talk.

1, talking about pleasure: pleasure: making the heart feel happy. Nonsense, but no action, just for verbal pleasure.

2, just talk: just talk, no meaning.

3, talk big: refers to unrealistic empty talk, discussion.

4. Talk about empty talk: talk about empty talk.

5, talk on paper: talk on paper. Metaphor is empty talk, which can't solve practical problems. It is also a metaphor that empty talk cannot become a reality.

6, talk big: describe grandiose, unrealistic.

7. Shallow talk: refers to superficial opinions that only look at appearances and do not seek in-depth understanding.

8. Talking about pros and cons: good at empty talk and poor at managing government affairs.

9. Empty talk includes: generally refers to gossip and empty talk.

10, empty talk: high-profile talk, empty talk.

1 1. Say something warm. Used to describe making out only verbally.

12, sit and talk about Tao: sit and talk about Tao. It refers to words, not actions.

13, making a big mistake: refers to a vague statement that is not realistic.

14, long story: endless words. Refers to a long speech or article with complex content and repeated words and phrases.

15, concise: Jane: concise. The language is concise and the content is poor.

16, nonsense: arrogant words in your mouth. To speak insolently. It also means nonsense.

17, exaggeration: word: language; End: end; Reality: reality. Exaggerated, beyond the actual situation.

18, talk high and talk low: I don't know the weight of my words, there is no proper limit.

19, too much is not enough: too much is not enough.

20, wisdom is small and big: refers to low intelligence, but the tone of speech is very big.

2 1, flattery: excessive praise

22. Blow your own horn: Blow your own horn and support yourself.

23. Blow your own horn: knock: drum. Blow your own horn and play your own drum. Metaphor boasts.

24. Blow your own horn: a metaphor for boasting and exaggerating.

25. Blow and sing: Blow and brag. Sing: Sing in harmony. Two people talk and help each other.

26. Blowing snails: metaphor is empty talk.

27. Talk big: Many musical instruments are played at the same time. Metaphorical hype

28. Hemen Haikou: Metaphorically speaking big.

29. Words are unfounded: a metaphor for people who like to talk empty words and talk big but have no skills.