A collection of four-character words commonly taken in Chinese college entrance examination

　? When the mantis arm is a car? Bear the brunt? Disappointed? Students? Not satisfactory? Do you understand these four words thoroughly? Let me bring you a collection of four-word words that are often taken in the Chinese college entrance examination. I hope it will help you!

a collection of four-word words commonly taken in the Chinese college entrance examination

1. Take a step by step: walk leisurely, just like taking a bus.

2. Relocate in another place: I am attached to my hometown and refuse to move easily.

3. White clouds and pale dogs: a metaphor for the vagaries of the world.

4. Boredom: it means that there is no support for thoughts and feelings in life, the spirit is empty, and nothing is interesting.

5. Angry Tiger and Feng River: It means foolhardy and reckless.

6. Punch in: whip: spur, be excited. Richter: Inside. Refers to learning to be practical. Describe a speech or article that is thorough and profound.

7. Nothing: Nothing but a suit. The original meaning is frugal life. Now describe poverty.

8. Don't be ashamed to ask: don't use it for people who are smarter than yourself.

9. Disappoint people: it doesn't meet everyone's expectations and is derogatory. These two idioms are often used interchangeably.

1, live up to expectations: live up to everyone's expectations, praise.

11. Spread like wildfire: News travels fast.

12. The theory of non-publication: an irrevocable statement.

13. Unreasonable: you can't make it clear with reason, and describe your attitude as arrogant or ignorant.

14. Not seeking Wen Da: not seeking fame and status.

15. disagree: don't think it is correct.

16. Not enough for training: it is not worth following as a standard.

17. Look sideways: Look at people sideways. Describe hatred or fear and resentment.

18. Not satisfactory: barely satisfactory.

19. It is a metaphor for being capricious, and it also describes being adrift.

2. Speaking without words: it is impolite to speak.

21. carelessness: this description is brief or generalized, and the latter description is sloppy and not careful.

22. Too big for nothing: when: the bottom. Too big to be marginal means too big to be useful.

23. Celebrate each other by playing the crown: It means that when one person becomes an official or is promoted to an official in the officialdom, the associates celebrate each other that there will be an official to do. A derogatory term.

24. Do one's duty: when: meet. Do what you should do when you meet it, and don't shirk.

25. Dignity: Dignity: solemn appearance. Shoran: A haughty look. Refers to people pretending to be serious.

26. Be a scholar: it means that knowledge or skills are gradually advanced from the shallow to the deep, and gradually achieve high achievements.

27. Step down from this level. Of being worse than something.

28. Take it for granted: treat it as usual.

29, drift from place to place: describe the hardships of life, frustration, displacement and nowhere to live.

3. Worship: figuratively speaking, worship is to the extreme.

31. Face-to-face instruction: It describes that the elders are enthusiastic and earnest in teaching.

32. Crime of not being punished: Punishment is not equal to crime, which means excessive punishment.

33, sex: capricious or used to playing tricks.

34, piecemeal analysis: describe an orderly and detailed classification or analysis.

35. Competing in court: Originally, guests and hosts stood on both sides of the courtyard and met each other with equal courtesy. Later, it is used to describe the opposition and equal status.

36. Burn the ointment: light the lamp and continue the day. Describe working or studying hard day and night. Ointment: grease. Burning ointment: pointing oil lamp.

37. BLACKPINK's appearance: make up with powder and ink, and perform on stage. It's also a metaphor for a bad guy who goes to the political stage in disguise.

38. A meeting between the wind and the clouds: a metaphor for a meeting between a monarch and a minister. It also refers to a good opportunity to display one's talents.

39. Talk to everyone: When you meet someone, you will praise Xiang Si's talent. Metaphor is enthusiastic about making a name for others or praising the benefits of something.

4, Feng Huang Yu Fei: refers to the phoenix and the phoenix. Used to describe the conjugal love between husband and wife.

41, slander: dissatisfaction in the heart, resentment in the heart. Slander: to slander or speak ill of others.

42. Make a makeover: Metaphor only changes the form, but not the content.

43. Change one's tune: Metaphorically, reform the system or change the method, or write? Change course? .

44. Empathy: I feel grateful as if I felt it myself. It is often used instead of others to express gratitude.

45. Lift the main line of the fishing net and all the meshes are opened. Metaphor grasp the essentials of things, you can drive comprehensive. It is also a metaphor for a well-organized article.

46. Mountain scenery: a metaphor for aboveboard behavior. It refers to a noble virtue worthy of emulation.

47, strategically located: described as condescending and unstoppable. It is also a metaphor for grasping things with a high level and being able to control them very easily.

48. Everyone has his own place: it originally means that everyone has his own wishes, but later it also means that everyone or everything can get proper arrangements.

49, fishing for fame: deliberately doing something commendable to gain reputation.

5. High-sounding: It describes the appearance of solemnity on the surface.

51. Speculation: Look at the sky from a bamboo tube and measure the water with a ladle. Metaphor is short-sighted and narrow-minded.

52. Looking at a leopard from a bamboo tube is a metaphor for incomplete observation or understanding. It is also a metaphor to infer the whole picture from a part of the observation.

53, bizarre: described as strange and colorful.

54. Ingenious craftsmanship: exquisite skills such as architecture and sculpture. It is often misused to describe natural scenery.

a collection of four-word words commonly taken in the Chinese college entrance examination II

55. Passing clouds and smoke: a metaphor for things outside the body, you can ignore them.

56, full of sweat: when carrying books, the cows are so tired that they sweat and store them all over the room. There are many description books.

57, flashy: beautiful appearance, empty content.

58. grandstanding: pander to people with words and deeds to win their praise and support.

59. Ease of mind: description eliminates doubts and misunderstandings.

6, soul-stirring: swinging: shaking. Make the liver and intestines whirl and the heart agitate. Describing music and words is very tactfully moving.

61. Come back to life: it is a metaphor for people's sudden excitement before they die, and it is also a metaphor for the temporary improvement of things before they die.

62. Keep it a secret: things are serious and concealed very strictly.

63. Confusion: a confused appearance, blurred and indistinct.

64, suddenly enlightened: suddenly feel open and accessible, describe suddenly understand a certain truth.

65. Take a chestnut from the fire: a metaphor for taking a risk to help others, and suffering for yourself but getting nothing.

66. Jiguang Pian Yu: a metaphor for the remaining precious cultural relics. Ji Guang: the name of god beast in ancient mythology; Feather: a piece of hair.

67, writhing: refers to the article is not easy to read. Bend: twists and turns; Tooth biting: it's not smooth.

68, the rubber column drums: figuratively speaking, thinking and doing things are stubborn and inflexible.

69. affectation: it's unnatural to put on airs and deliberately put on airs.

7. perfection: describe things as perfect.

71. A frightened bird: It means that a frightened person is afraid at the slightest movement.

72. It is insensitive to thank you: thank you, refuse; Insensitive and incompetent. Politely refuse who refused to do something.

73. Take Qi Mei as an example: Describe the mutual respect and love between husband and wife.

74. Nothing is empty: it means nothing is empty.

75, groundless: metaphor news or legend is not completely without reason. It is also a metaphor for rumors spreading by chance.

76. Lao Yan's parting: a metaphor for parting. (mostly used for couples)

77. Old-fashioned: describes people who have no vigor or seniority and think they are great.

78. Penetrate the back of the paper: It describes that the calligraphy is vigorous and powerful, and the brushstroke almost penetrates the back of the paper. It also describes poetry as profound in conception and concise in words.

79, the good and the bad are intermingled: there are good and bad people in a group, focusing on quality. Not used for level, achievement, etc.

8. incisively and vividly: it describes that things are done very smoothly or that articles and speeches are fully and thoroughly expressed, and it also means that they are thoroughly exposed.

81. Wrapping a corpse with a horse skin describes the fearless spirit of bravely killing the enemy and dying in the battlefield.

82. Beautiful: refers to the tall and beautiful houses.

83. Look at each other: it describes that everyone looks at each other in fear or helplessness and doesn't speak.

84. Tomorrow's yellow flower: originally refers to chrysanthemums that gradually wither after the Double Ninth Festival. The latter refers to outdated things or news. Yellow flower: chrysanthemum.

85, casting pearls before swine: talent is not met or good people go astray, which generally means that good things are not appreciated.

86. Stubborn: Stubborn: stupid and stubborn. Ling: Smart. Describe ignorance.

87. A bull without a head: It is a metaphor that one is skilled in technology. Whole cow: a whole cow.

88. Get crowned by bathing a monkey: a monkey in a hat is not a real person after all. Metaphor is superficial, just like a puppet. It is often used to satirize people who take refuge in evil forces and steal power.

89. Mud cows enter the sea: Mud cows enter the sea. Metaphor is gone forever.

9. Break the ties: Metaphorically speaking, the relationship has been severed on the surface, but in fact, both parties or one party is still emotionally involved with the other.

91. Throw a brick to attract jade: self-deprecating words cannot be used by the other party or the third party.

92. Splendid: add brilliance to the cold door. It is often used as a polite greeting for guests to come home or to give something like calligraphy and painting that can be hung.

93. Picking gold with sand: Remove sand and choose gold. It is a metaphor for carefully selecting the rough and selecting the fine, eliminating the false and preserving the true.

94. Meet by chance: duckweed drifts with the water, and it is uncertain to gather and disperse. It is a metaphor for people who have never met by chance.

July fire: it means that the weather is getting cooler.

96, wonderful workmanship: the exquisiteness of artificial is better than nature. The description technique is very clever. Seize: surpass.

97. Militarism: use force at will and launch aggressive wars constantly. Describe extremely belligerent. Poverty: do everything possible; Hu: Whatever, whatever.

98. Make a detour: change the chimney into a bend, and remove the firewood beside the stove. Take measures in advance to prevent disasters.

99. condescending: condescending.

1. Rush: Run like ducks in groups, which is a metaphor for many people rushing to get there.

11. Staggered teeth: The metaphor is complex, and there are many factors on both sides.

12. The sun is setting. Metaphor is that people are aging or things are decaying and dying.

13, like sitting in the spring breeze: I was earnestly taught by my elders or mentors unconsciously.

14. Get to the point: Metaphor analysis is very profound.

15. Three people make a tiger: There are many rumors about tigers, so everyone believes them.

16. Up-going and down-going: It means that the people above do what they do, and the people below follow suit. With derogatory connotations.

17. Sacrifice one's life to seek Buddhism: It originally meant that Buddhists would give up their lives to seek Buddhism. Metaphor after the truth without sacrificing his own life.

18. Make a hullabaloo about: It describes that there are many discussions about the hearsay, and it is noisy for a while.

19. untold sufferings: describe the people in an extremely difficult situation.

A Collection of Four-character Words Frequently Tested in Chinese College Entrance Examination III

11. Eat them alive: figuratively, imitate them stiffly, copy others' theories and experiences, etc.

111, debauchery, debauchery and impudence: describe a life style that is fun-seeking, dissolute and shameless.

112. Learn from others' wisdom: a metaphor for copying others' statements without having one's own original ideas.

113. Initiator: Metaphorically, the person who did something bad first.

114, bear the brunt: metaphor is the first attack or disaster.

115, logical: The original meaning of writing is to follow the principle of things and form its own rules. After that, it is often used to mean that speaking and doing things are reasonable.

116. The metaphor is very detailed, methodical and in tune with each other.

117. Death deserves punishment: It describes the great sin, which can't be compensated even by execution.

118, poised: when encountering unusual circumstances, keep calm and calm.

119, amazing: refers to praising what you see to the extreme.

12, Wan Ma Qi Qi: Metaphorically, the situation is dull and people are silent.

121. talk dangerously: speak upright words and do upright things.

122. There is nothing wrong with it: it means that although there are shortcomings in speaking and doing things, there are still some merits that should be understood.

123. It's a magnificent sight: it describes the beauty and variety of things, giving people a grand impression.

124. Coincidentally: there is more than one, and there are also pairs.

125. I don't know what to do: I am comfortable: I am going. Follow: obey and follow. I don't know who to follow. Metaphor doesn't know what to do.

126. Nobody asked: No one came to inquire about the ferry. Metaphor means that no one has come to explore, try or ask questions.

127. Do everything: nothing is not done.

128. Do anything bad. With? Meticulous? There is a world of difference.

129. Turn over a new leaf: it means clearing away bad thoughts.

13. Xialiba people: a metaphor for popular literature and art.

131, caring for each other: it is a metaphor for being in the same predicament and helping each other.

132, ecstasy: describes being attracted and stimulated and losing control of mind and emotions.

133. Pay as much as you can: Metaphorically, knowledge and skills can be passed down from generation to generation through the teaching of teachers and students.

134. Letter graffiti: describes poor handwriting or careless writing. Sometimes it is also used as a self-deprecating remark to show that one's words or articles are not well written.

135, solidarity: describe the close relationship and the same interests.

136. Pretending to be a snake means pretending to be attentive and perfunctory.