What are the four-character idioms of Yaner?

1. What are the four-character idioms that begin with the word "er"? What you say must be true, what you do must be justified, what you say must be meaningful, and what you say must be unsatisfactory.

If you don't know what you mean, you can't say anything, no matter what you say

If what you say is not true, what you say is not true.

If you say something bad, you can teach yourself by example.

If you talk too much, you will make a slip of the tongue, hurt words, and hurt your luck.

There are words without words, not far from words, words with words, words with words, and disasters follow.

The word is round, the word is correct, the word is clean, the word is high, the word is low, the word is regrettable, and the word is harmonious.

Let's get back to the point. Let's exaggerate our words. Let's make them simple and meaningful.

Concise, concise, concise, profound and far-reaching

A profound word is a profound word, and a profound word is a profound word.

The word is weak, clear, turbid, vibrating and trilingual.

Ten words and nine words are impolite.

Listen to you, listen to you, listen to you, make a decision, listen to you.

What you said, what you did, the implication, what you said was from the heart, and how far you said it.

Incoherent, incoherent, incoherent, incoherent.

Speak freely, speak freely, keep your word, keep your word.

Words differ from deeds. Words differ from deeds.

Words and deeds teach, words and deeds protect each other, words and deeds bully each other, and words and deeds keep faith.

Words and deeds are consistent, words are still in my ears, but words are incoherent and contrary to my heart.

Words are wonderful, words are wonderful, and the meaning of words is far from the speaker's knowledge.

The speaker knows that the speaker is innocent and the listener is warned.

That's right, that's too much, that's nothing, that's not far.

Say it for a reason, say it politely, say it rationally, and say it in order.

What I said was serious, but what I heard was reserved.

2. What are the sweet words of four-character idioms with words?

All in all,

A thousand words,

Needless to say,

Be concise,

Words of wisdom,

Don't call it a surprise,

Speak with righteousness,

It's hard to say,

Gossip,

It's a long story,

Very convincing,

Men's words are awesome,

Words can't describe it,

In a word, Jiuding,

If you're smart,

Know everything,

Not sincere,

Alarmist,

A few words,

For himself,

Look at words and deeds,

Lead by example,

If it's dangerous,

Unspoken,

In a word,

Good words,

Great,

Be careful what you say and do,

call a spade a spade

3. What idioms are there? What are the idioms of words? Idioms containing "words"? Idioms that begin with "word": (*** 1 19) [y] Words that are insincere, words that are not sincere, words that are true, words that are true, words that are true, words that are true, words that are true, words that are true, words that are true, words that are true. It is far away if you don't keep your word, but it is difficult to keep your word. If you keep your words clean, you will return to your words. If you say too much, you will return to your words. Indecision, get to the point, be concise, be concise, be concise, be concise, be concise, be profound and far-reaching, and have far-reaching influence. Words and deeds are different, words and deeds are different, words and deeds are different, words and deeds are consistent, words and deeds are consistent, words and deeds are consistent. The speaker knows that words are too strong, and obscure words have nothing to say. There is nothing to say if you don't go far, and those who don't go far are not guilty. An obedient person is polite, reasonable, orderly and reserved. The second word of the listener is an idiom of "speech": (***2 16) [b] It goes without saying, and it goes without saying. Speak insolently, talk eloquently, watch his words, watch his actions, watch his words, watch his actions. It's embarrassing to talk too much. Say it out loud, say it out loud, say it out loud, say it out loud, say it out loud, say it out loud, say it out loud, say it out loud, say it out loud, say it out loud, say it out loud, say it out loud, say it out loud, say it out loud, say it out loud, say it out loud, say it out loud. Rumors and high regard for dialect etiquette, words and expressions, annoying words and broken words, rumors and fog, word shadow, word shadow, word shadow, word shadow, word shadow, word shadow, word shadow, word shadow, word shadow, word shadow, word shadow, word shadow, word shadow, word shadow, word shadow, word shadow. Shadow, shadow, shadow, shadow, shadow, shadow, shadow, shadow, shadow, shadow, shadow, shadow, shadow, shadow, shadow, shadow, shadow, shadow, shadow, shadow, gossip, gossip, gossip. Rumors, rumors, rumors, rumors, rumors, rumors, rumors, rumors, rumors, rumors, rumors, seven words, eight words, but not easy to say, but easy to say, easy to talk, easy to talk, easy to talk, easy to talk, easy to talk. Special words break your handwriting and make you fat. Three words are false, three words are widowed, three words are insulting, three words are scattered, and broken words are hurtful [T] Sweet words are sweet words, sweet words are soft words, soft words are soft words, Tan words are weak words, and words are swallowed [W], which means five words on the Great Wall, a small word on great friendship, a big word on the Great Wall, and a great wall. Say a word and don't bother. Don't say a word, say a word, scold a word, lie. It's a long story. It's a long story. It's a long story It's a long story This is a word. This is a word. This is a word. This is a word. This is a word. This is a word. This is a word. This is a word. This is a word. This is a word. This is a word. Say it straight, say it straight, say it straight, say it straight, say it straight, say it straight, say it straight, say it straight, say it straight, say it straight, say it straight, say it straight. The third word is the idiom "Yan": (* * 38 Don't laugh, drink, talk, talk, talk, announce, talk, talk, talk, talk, talk, talk, talk, talk, talk, talk, talk, talk. Words are light and astringent [t] Listen to what you say and observe what you do [w] Shake hands and talk happily, don't say that you didn't expect what you said [x] Speak clearly [y] What you want to say exceeds what you said, and what you want to express exceeds what you said [z] In short, the idiom at the end of the word "words" is: (* * * I speak out of turn, go back on my word. I don't know what to say [c] It's hard to say, heavy, quiet, quiet, quiet, quiet, quiet, silent, outspoken, silent, become a family, be creative, make up words, heavy, silent, say less [d] Debate without words, silence without words, silence without words [e] Words without words. Words have no words [h] words have no words [j] words have no words, words have no words, words have no words, words have no words, and words have no words.

4. Idioms containing the word "ear" are expected to be adopted. O(∩_∩)O Thank you for an idiom that contains four words: hearing for years, deaf hands, fat head, ears for eyes, ears for eyes and ears, ears for cheeks, ears for food, ears for employment, ears for theft, forgetting personal interests, scratching your ears, and words still ringing in your ears. Listen to face-to-face, cook wine, listen to your eyes, scratch your ears, don't listen, cover your head and stick to your ears, listen to your eyes clearly, don't listen, forget your country's ears, learn from the east wind, invent your eyes and ears, expose your eyes and ears, steal your ears, don't listen, don't listen, and talk bitterly. Dazzling and deafening, turning a blind eye, eating while listening, stealing the clock, listening and seeing, clearing the ears and pleasing the heart, scratching the head and digging the ears, three days of deafness, intimacy, dizziness, ear fever, deafness in the tongue, wide ears, refreshing, pleasing to the eye, autumn wind, piercing ears, earlobes, ears, ears, ears, eyes and ears. Deafening, hearing is expensive, listening is appropriate, hiding people's eyes and ears, fascinating, endless, ants smell bad, scratching their heads, squinting their eyes, hearing is clear, listening is blocked, listening is food, listening is listening, listening is familiar, and hearing is deaf. Such as the wind passing through the ears, two beans blocking the ears, ears separating the windows, paying equal attention to blushing ears, licking ears, not hearing, jumping eyes and ears, scratching heads and ears, bowing, covering eyes and ears, mouth and ears, vulgar eyes and ears, shooting ears, swearing ears, whispering ears and listening ears. Too fat to talk in private, avoid people's eyes and ears, listen from all directions, steal clocks, listen to the wall, ignore ears, whisper, turn a deaf ear, whisper, scratch your head, go against your ear, listen to the wind, open your eyes, long your eyes and bow. Red ears, deaf ears, talking to others, scratching ears, rubbing cheeks, disturbing people's eyes and ears, stealing ears, making a scene, listening, talking to others, scratching ears, vividly, thundering, listening, listening. He was born with ears, eager to see and hear. He is deaf and dizzy, advice is hard to hear, ears are empty, ears are empty, ears are soft, ears are nose, word of mouth, ears are enough, face is red, ears are deep, ears are worn, eyes are stained, ears are evil and ears are ugly.

5. What idioms with words (click for detailed explanation) explain the fallacy: bad, bad; Myth: error.

The wrong words are silent: say, say. Don't talk, don't say anything: explain.

Needless to say, you can understand. Describing things is obviously miserable: miserable; Say: say, say.

I can't bear to tell you the tragic situation. Old words must be deleted. When writing, get rid of those old words that can't be described: description.

Words can't describe slanderous words, slanderous words and flattering words. Refers to rumors that have no conclusive basis and have not been thought and analyzed. They dare to offend their elders or the majesty of the emperor, and stand up and persuade them. Refers to unfounded or malicious slander.

In other words, talk privately or spread a legend secretly, and be kind: beautiful and friendly. It refers to friendly and pleasant words, and the choice of words is too urgent. Describe words and deeds that are very urgent or nervous. Saying good words and deeds is good: beautiful; Yi: Noble person.

Words and deeds, concise, concise refers to concise, harsh words, good words, metaphors, valuable teaching or advice, silence: closed. Shut your mouth and don't talk. The words in The Story of the Stone are very valuable teaching or advice. Jing Yan Yong refers to clever words and good behavior against quiet words, making the color quiet: quiet; Order: kindness.

It means to confuse others with rhetoric and coquetry, to talk carelessly when in a hurry, or to talk casually, to describe the pain beyond words, to describe the pain in words, to give encouragement or advice when leaving, to be eloquent, to be good at naming names, or to be misnamed; Debate: debate. Describe a talkative person, a good debater and a good eloquence: a few simple words; Language: a word or phrase.

A few short sentences or fragmentary fragments of written materials are biased: only one aspect is concerned. On the one hand, listening only means that the attitude of dealing with problems is unfair, the method is improper, the name is justified and the words are reasonable.

After that, it means that there is a legitimate reason to talk and do things with a full glass of wine, drink together and have a good chat. Money is heavy and sweet, with rich gifts and beautiful words.

Refers to the temptation to use property for a certain purpose. Shut up and say nothing.

Ice and charcoal are self-evident, and cold and hot are self-evident. It's a metaphor. The sincerity of the heart needs no expression, but must be expressed in action. Bo Wen advocated bogeng.

Smell: rumors. Argument: rhetoric.

Describe hearsay, specious remarks. Thin lips speak out of turn to describe glib, casual.

Don't laugh: if you don't laugh, just do it. No kidding.

Describe a serious attitude. Words can't describe it.

There are countless words to say. Describe very or extreme.

Words cannot be declared: words; Announce: to publish or express. Words cannot express (used to express the mystery and taste of things).

Do not say: explain, inform. Words cannot explain.

I don't care what others say, no matter what others say. No matter what others say, do what you want.

Breach of promise means that a gentleman can gain the trust of others without saying a word. Describe high prestige.

It goes without saying: yes, yes. You can understand without talking.

The description is obvious. Don't be abandoned: abandoned.

Don't reject this man's correct opinion because of his shortcomings. Read what you say: check it carefully.

Observe other people's words or expressions. It's more about feeling other people's minds.

Speak freely: have fun, have fun. Speak freely.

Quiet and taciturn, deep and quiet, not talkative. Silence: silence; Rarely: rarely.

Silence, rarely speak. It is said that learning is self-contained and can be divided into factions.

Rudeness: Modesty and courtesy. Speak rudely

Speaking in words, originally meant to be standard, was later used to describe the agility of words. Speak without form, speak impudently and have no manners.

Speak in an orderly way, speak in an orderly way. Wordless debate: good at arguing.

People who are eloquent don't talk much to show themselves. Talk big, don't feel embarrassed.

Frankly speaking: fair remarks; Straight: upright. Fair, honest and confident remarks.

The original intention of forgetting words is that words express meaning. Now that you know the meaning, you don't need words anymore. After the metaphor, I know each other in my heart, needless to say.

Virtue of words and deeds: women's virtue, moral character. Text: Text.

Rong: Appearance. Advantages: needlework (needlework used to be done by women)

Feudal ethics required women to have moral qualities. Put an end to speech: cut off and block; Word path: the path of the word.

Blocking and cutting off the road of speech means not to say anything that can be tutored. Stunned, tongue-tied, speechless

Lies: Lies. Deceive and confuse the masses with rumors.

The speaker Ying Ting described that many people got together to discuss and had different opinions, so they could not reach a consistent conclusion. Annoying words describe messy and trivial words.

Speak freely: speak freely; Dictation: Make sentences with words. Speak or write freely.

Heart: refers to the heart. Sincere words from the heart.

Gossip and jealousy spread jealousy slander. What does skin say? Skin: superficial; Suffering: feeling.

Refers to superficial remarks that make people feel less profound. Also refers to unrealistic words.

Whispering in my ear: approaching. Whisper in someone's ear.

Describe a secret conversation with each other. Dare to be angry, dare to speak, dare to speak.

Sweet talk, sweet talk. He looked at the people on both sides and said something else.

Describe nothing to answer, deliberately avoid the subject, and prevaricate with other words. Dare to be angry and dare not speak.

Refers to being afraid of threats, afraid to confide in one's chest. Just say it. Doesn't necessarily make sense.

Open the way of speaking: the way of speaking. It refers to creating conditions for the following people to express their opinions as much as possible.

No secrets: I have concerns and don't want to tell the truth. There is nothing to hide.

Heroic words. Words describing heroism.

Less words, less: less. Seldom speak.

Describe taciturn. Nonsense refers to unfounded and unrealistic nonsense, or nonsense.

Rhetoric originally refers to vague rhetoric or expression. The latter refers to false and beautiful words used to deceive people.

Swearing means.