Four-character idioms and their explanations

1. A complete collection of four-character idioms and their explanations

Set up camp, be at ease, be happy, be as cold as ice, stay in the dark sea of ??bitterness, be a foot high, have prestige, sweep away the heart, ride on the heat, strike with iron, ride on the dangers of others, ride on the victory, ride on the strong strategy, ride on the fat, ride on the victory, pursue Take advantage of the momentum, use the strength, drive the good, take advantage of the false, take advantage of the time, take advantage of the opportunity, take advantage of the opportunity, take advantage of the opportunity, take advantage of the opportunity, take advantage of the dragon, take advantage of the son-in-law's exit, take advantage of a different road, have a dog's lungs, a wolf's heart, be strong, be victorious, be wary of a barking dog, be frightened by a dog's bark, take a boat with the current, take a favorable seat, win, take a luan span. The phoenix rides on the unprepared dragon and the phoenix rides on the gap and rides on the dragon and the good son-in-law rides on the gap and waits for the gap. Heaven teaches the earth and sets up long pillows and quilts. The friendship on the east road rides on the friendship of the east road. The mountains and lights and water colors are the same. The mountains collapse and the water is exhausted. Give the handle to people and use their hearts. Fortunately, the murderer is like a wormwood god, scorched and ghosted. The head and tail are guarded. They kill themselves to serve the country and end up despising themselves. However, they take advantage of the opportunity and form a mass party. They charge and fall into the iron prison, the copper cage, the deep ditch and the barrier. They wait for the flaw to lead them to life and death. Honor and disgrace. Deep in the mountains and poor forests, they stay up all night and all day. The dead souls are frightened. One after another, people blame the sky and the angry gods and shake their eyes. There are many lice, but they are not itchy and crooked. They are like each other and seek to kill themselves to become righteous. Rebellious sons, thieves and ministers, the world is falling and they are free from death. When they meet, they are of the same mind. It is inconvenient to talk about water and soil, form into groups without distinguishing between true and false, keep a closed mouth, catch tongues, noses, crooked mouths, start a family, build a family, shameless, and end up being covered up, change color, disguise, form gangs, fight in groups, go against the slopes, take pills, wait first, wait for later Deep in the mountains and in the poor valleys, the magistrates are bought and sold, Saco is ridiculed, climbed on the chariot and lay in the ruts, swept the ground, there is nothing left, and there is nothing left to explain. Power is exhausted, greed is endless, copper is forged, iron is cast, a copper plate is used, a heavy meat table is eaten, the abbot is too full to eat, the god is angry, the people complain, the zodiac is white, the short road is long, bending down, holding the belly, gouging out the flesh, making sores, being naughty, lying on the bones, not finishing the festival, micro-analysis Strange food, sweet sleep, tranquillization of the gods, ghosts hiding, dead hearts, people on the ground, people are devastated, dead bones, dead bones, flesh, walls, brooms, and earthly houses, hearts in one voice, praying to gods for help, ghosts to set up the same day, talking about luck, ghosts, gods, not possessing the body, peace Help each other when there is no problem, help each other with evil, give up, look down, do not belong to the category of reward, punishment must be rewarded, virtuous, punished, violent, violent, indiscriminate, killing clothes, shrinking food, landslides, rivers running dry, landslides, tsunamis, being good, making a fool of oneself, being invincible, what is the classic story, teeth, leftover benefits, making a fool of oneself Flying like an owl, looking at the wolf, looking at the broom, enjoying oneself, hesitating, constantly hesitating, whipping inward, throwing evil millet, whipping the inside, not taking up the sword, not publishing books, not having tea, not eating, not being stupid, not being deaf, avoiding the strong, attacking the weak, avoiding strong attacks, laziness Avoiding the strong and attacking the weak constantly is like leading a group one after another, closing the gap and thinking about the mistakes without missing a beat. If you succeed, you will be the king, gouge out the heart, dig out the blood, stick to the skin and stick to the bones. The greedy husband will die for profit. He will drain the liver, diaphragm, check the urine, and drown in the wind. Hope that the finger will be delicious and fat, and the body will retreat. Hu Yue talks about success, he talks about superiority and inferiority, he wants to be greedy, he is lazy, he makes iron and copper instruments, he talks about long stories, people do their own politics, they are evil, high-ranking officials are highly rewarded and fined, and they outline and lead, mountains and lands collapse, deep-rooted hatred, fire and water, and criticism. The leader is shouting for the subjugation of the country, shouting and drinking, Shintoism is set up to teach, the ratings are turned back, the mountains are dry, the stone is dead, the navel is swallowed, and the heart is displeased, and the internal staff on the foreign side change their tune, endure humiliation, and are ashamed. Hair knot, fire, fire, soldier, insect, headache, forehead, hot hands, master with low head, shrinking brain, killing people, full of wildness, dust and filth, human language, deep mountains, long valleys, blemishes and dirt, stubborn father, mother, sour and jealous, head and body separated, full name, complete festival, god and ghost system At that time, he was so lucky that he killed someone like a tree, pulled up a tree, searched for a stick, and bundled a stick to manage the people. He was in a strange shape and had no choice but to scratch the itchy spot to mediate. He used two methods to keep upright and did not resist the situation. The crime of reward, labor and punishment has its head and feet tied in different places. The mountains and seas are full of misunderstandings. Short stories and long stories are cautious. The sky collapses and the earth collapses. The door is closed and the door is ignored. People are lumped together and become adults. In ancient times, they never give up and show off their weirdness. Soldiers who are not dirty day and night, who are sincere and upright, and who have many soldiers are defeated, avoid disaster and seek good luck, ignore the theory of self-blame and close the door and go back to the track. 2. Four-character idioms and their explanations

Patriotic family. People who love the motherland do not distinguish each other and regard each other as one family.

Look proudly at everything: squint. Look sideways at everything.

Describes being arrogant and looking down on everything. Ao Sui Yi Shi Sui: squint.

Standing on the sidelines arrogantly, ignoring everything contemporary. Describes arrogance and arrogance.

Settled in a corner: a corner. Peace of mind is in a corner.

Describes a person who is peaceful and does not strive for progress.

One hundred things should not be taken lightly: Resist.

A hundred cannot resist one. You can't get one out of a hundred.

To describe people or things that are rare or have very little gain. If you don’t get a hundred, you won’t get one out of a hundred.

To describe people or things that are rare or have very little income. Never miss a hundred times without making a mistake.

It means that you have a high hit rate in archery or shooting, or that you are fully confident in doing things. One hundred is not too many, and one is not too little refers to rare good people or good things.

There is no excuse for a hundred differences. Baibuyidaidai: forgive, forgive.

Not plucking a dime without mercy is a metaphor for being very stingy. Same as "not pulling out a hair".

Baibuyishuangshuang: loss, difference. Describes being fully confident in doing things and never making mistakes.

Never come across it once in a hundred times. It is extremely rare to describe.

The end of a hundred-foot pole is a Buddhist saying, which means that although one's Taoism and attainments are profound, they still need to practice and improve. It is a metaphor that although we have reached a very high level, we are still not satisfied and have to work harder.

To borrow from the city: to turn away; to borrow: to rely on; one: to fight. Fight to the death with the enemy under your own city.

The final battle that determines life and death. A full meal refers to a big meal.

To create a unique style means to create a new style or form. Baicai: praise; Cai: adopt; Yiji: tiny.

Even small strengths can be praised and adopted. If you don't eat mutton, you'll be smelly of mutton. Instead of eating the mutton, you'll be covered in mutton smell.

It is a metaphor for doing something and not getting any benefits, but instead ruining your reputation and causing trouble. Not even a single thing was accomplished.

It means that nothing can be done. Describes no achievement.

Stay together as a team and act as one. Describes an extremely close relationship.

Same as each other means that they are exactly the same. Back to the city: Back to the city.

Fight to the death with the enemy under your own city. The final battle that determines life and death.

A hundred actions are not as effective as a moment of silence. It means that many actions are not as effective as waiting. Three feet of ice, not a day's cold, is a metaphor for the formation of a situation, which is accumulated and brewed over a long period of time.

In step: the pace of march. It is a metaphor for harmonious actions.

No matter what, no matter what, regardless of right or wrong. Regardless of right or wrong, regardless of the consequences.

Don’t dare to cross Leichi with one step: cross; Leichi: the name of the lake, located in the south of Wangjiang County, Anhui Province. The original meaning is not to cross the thunder pool.

Post-metaphor does not dare to go beyond certain scope and boundaries. No matter what, no matter what.

A hundred beaks are like one, but the voices of many speak one word. Many people say the same thing, view or agree.

The ice is three feet thick and cannot be cold in one day. Fei: no; cold: cold. The ice was three feet thick, and it was not caused by a cold day.

It is a metaphor that the formation of a certain situation is the result of long-term preparation and accumulation. The word "hundred beaks" is still spoken by everyone.

Same as "a hundred beaks are like one". Unique: Also.

There is also a unique style. Eclectic: restriction; grid: specification, method.

Not limited to one specification or pattern. If you don't experience something, you won't gain wisdom: wisdom, insight.

Without experiencing something, you cannot increase your knowledge of that thing. Half-understanding means not understanding deeply and knowing very little.

Same as "a little knowledge". There cannot be one without one, there cannot be two. There cannot be one without one, and there cannot be the second.

Refers to uniqueness. Can't have one, can't have two, describes the unique or unique.

The broken ice melted and the arrows hit the target. A metaphor for solving problems and eliminating obstacles.

To shoot yourself in the foot: move. It is a metaphor that you originally wanted to harm others, but ended up harming yourself.

You will reap the consequences. Shooting oneself in the foot means that one originally wanted to hurt others, but ended up hurting himself. Shooting oneself in the foot means that one wanted to hurt others, but ended up hurting oneself.

A fly that doesn’t hold an unsealed egg describes itself as not being upright, and only then will bad things come to its head. It does mean real, no doubt about it.

The victorious cat is as happy as the tiger. It means that he is carried away because of his victory and thinks he is great.

The description of "1" and "2" is clear and true.

Adou the Unable to Help: Adou: the nickname of Liu Chan, the son of Liu Bei, the Shu Han of the Three Kingdoms. Adou was mediocre and incompetent. Even with the full support of Zhuge Liang and others, he could not revive the Shu Han.

It is a metaphor for people who cannot be supported. The old ones don't go, the new ones don't come, the old ones are gone, and you have to buy new ones. A bad thing turns into a good thing.

Every family has its own difficulties and hardships. The "Ji Ya" of "Ji Ya" refers to the arrow hitting the target.

It is a metaphor for the object of criticism. What is not said means that there are no shortcomings that can be blamed.

It may not be a problem and there is no need to explain. A gourd without a mouth A gourd without a mouth.

It is a metaphor for a person who is not good at talking or speaks very little. Close when ① just right.

② Refers to the meaning of the meaning and the meaning of the words. The forceful melon is not sweet is a metaphor for forcing someone to make things difficult, and things that are not done consensually cannot be happy.

The person standing on the fist and the horse walking on the arm are metaphors for a person who is innocent, has a decent style, and lives a tough life. Ants on a hot pot describe feeling irritable, anxious, and restless.

All banquets in the world will eventually come to an end, and the lively scene will not last long. Targetless: bullseye; arrow: arrow.

Shooting arrows randomly without a target. It is a metaphor for speaking and doing things without a clear purpose or being unrealistic.

Targeted: arrow target; arrow: arrow. The arrow must be aimed at the target.

It is a metaphor for speaking and doing things in a targeted manner. If you move the arrow, move the target closer to the arrow.

The metaphor is accommodating. A broken hair: shot; of: the center of the target.

Hit the center of the target with one arrow. It is a metaphor for hitting the target at once or hitting the vital point in one sentence.

The monks from far away chanting sutras are a metaphor for the fact that people from other places are more valued than the locals. The ghosts who must not be released before King Yama will not be resurrected after death. It is a metaphor that the money you get will never be withdrawn again: the center of the target.

Hit the point in one sentence. In a nutshell: the center of the target.

Just one sentence. 3. A collection of four-character idioms and their explanations

1. Disaster occurs at Xiaoqiang: Disaster occurs at home, which is a metaphor for internal disaster.

2. It’s hard to get back: It refers to the bad customs and habits that have been formed for a long time and are not easy to change. 3. Gather the armpits into fur: Although the skin under the fox’s armpits is very small, it can be sewn into a fur robe when gathered together. Metaphorically, a little makes a lot.

4. Calculate progress: You can count the days to calculate the progress, describe counting the days to calculate the progress, and describe success in a short period of time. 5. Gathering together: describes the gathering of many talented people.

6. There is no room for hair: There is no room for a hair in the middle, which means that the disaster is very close and the situation is extremely critical. 7. Different opinions: Everyone holds different views on the same issue from different angles.

8. When you see good people, think about them: When you see good or outstanding people, learn from them and emulate them. 9. Pretentious: describes something that is too artificial and extremely unnatural.

10. Overcorrection: Overcorrecting a deviation. 11. Golden Rule: A metaphor for a creed or legal provision that cannot be changed. 12. Silent as a cicada: describing someone who dares not make a sound.

13. Thank you but not sensitive: thank you, decline; not sensitive, incompetent. A polite way of saying to decline to do something.

Incorrectly used to refuse other people's requests 14. Long leave without return: borrowed for a long time and will not return it. 15. Opening a book is beneficial: Reading will bring you rewards.

Open the book, open the book, and read. 16. Strictly obey orders: Strictly abide by the rules and regulations.

17. Wind comes out of nowhere: Only when there is a cave can the wind come in. It is a metaphor that news and legends are not completely without reason. 18. Painstaking effort: Spending a lot of time studying or managing.

A solitary achievement, something that others cannot achieve. (neutral).

19. The wolf and the pig are running around: The wolf and the pig are running around. It is a metaphor for groups of bad guys running around.

(derogatory). 20. Good and bad: There are good and bad people in a group, focusing on quality.

Not used for levels, grades, etc. 21. Linyuan Xianyu: It is a metaphor that if you only have wishes and don't do it, it will be of no use.

22. Outrageous: To point out one's hair and stand on end, describing being very angry.

23. To look at someone differently: to look at someone in a different light, mostly refers to looking at someone (or a certain type of person) differently than others.

24. There are only a few people around: You can set up a net in front of the gate to catch birds, describing the few guests and being very desolate. 25. Busy: Describing a lot of people coming and going.

26. Changed beyond recognition: The appearance of things has changed greatly, derogatory meaning. It means that it has become very bad. 27. Muwuquanniu: used to describe a skill that has reached a very proficient level.

(Praise) 28. Monkey wearing a hat: Muhou wears a hat and pretends to be an adult. A metaphor for pretending to be a character but not actually being one.

29. Evening drum and morning bell: a metaphor that can make people wake up. 30. Going in opposite directions: I want to go south, but the car goes north.

Metaphorical action and purpose are opposite. 31. Mixed with mud and sand: It means that people or things of different qualities, good or bad, are mixed together.

32. To attract good friends: self-effacing words cannot be used for the other party or third parties. 33. Peng Pi Sheng Hui: modest words, indicating that one is very glorious because of others visiting one's home or displaying calligraphy and paintings inscribed by others.

34. With utmost sincerity and sincerity: It is a metaphor for being honest with each other, and also a metaphor for being extremely loyal. 35. Picking out gold from sand: a metaphor for selecting the essence from a large number of things.

36. Encounter by chance: It is a metaphor for people who have never known each other meet by chance. 37. Qiqian Aai: Stuttering. Do not understand it as cowardice and hesitation.

38. Groundless worry: a metaphor for unnecessary worries. 39. Never forget the past: being a teacher for future generations refers to remembering the experiences and lessons of the past, which can be used as a reference for the future.

40. The donkey in Guizhou is at the end of his rope: a metaphor for using up all the tricks he has (derogatory). 41. Too many bamboos to write: I can’t finish writing even if I use up all the bamboo.

It is a metaphor that there are so many facts (sins) that it is difficult to finish them. 42. Seek perfection and blame: criticize others harshly and demand perfection.

43. Staring covetously: Describes staring greedily and fiercely. 44. Be persistent in evil and refuse to repent.

45. Huanran is released: dissatisfaction and misunderstanding are eliminated. 46. ??Ridiculous: irregular, abnormal.

False and bizarre, unreasonable. 47. Huang Liang Yi Meng: It is a metaphor that the good things you want to achieve come to nothing.

It is also said that yellow beams are a sweet dream, and a pillow of yellow beams is like a pillow. 48. Keep it secret: keep it secret.

49. To take chestnuts from the fire: This is a metaphor for taking risks to help others but getting deceived and gaining nothing. Idioms (chengyu, idioms) are part of the stereotyped phrases or short sentences in the Chinese vocabulary of Chinese language.

Idioms have fixed structural forms and fixed sayings, which express a certain meaning and are used as a whole in a sentence. A large part of idioms are inherited from ancient times, and their wording is often different from modern Chinese. They represent a story or allusion.

Idioms are also ready-made words, similar to idioms and proverbs, but also slightly different. Most idioms come from writing and are of a literary nature.

Secondly, in terms of language form, idioms are conventional four-character structures, and the words cannot be changed at will; idioms play a vivid, concise and vivid role in language expression. 4. A complete collection of four-character idioms with 100 explanations

Kishitani’s Changes Kishitani: refers to a high position.

A metaphor for major changes in politics. A dog in white clothes. Cang: pale. The floating clouds are like white clothes, and instantly become like gray dogs.

It is a metaphor for the fickleness and unpredictable changes in the world. Measuring: measuring, estimating. Changing, unpredictable, changing like God God: magical.

Describe rapid and miraculous changes. Unpredictable. Huan: change; change: change irregularly; unpredictable: unpredictable; unpredictable: impossible to guess. Changes are numerous and fast, making people unpredictable and unpredictable. Change: irregular changes; Chang: routine.

Refers to things that change frequently and there are no routines to be found. Bo Wei Yun Wei Wei: ever-changing. Metaphorically, articles are like waves and clouds, which are ever-changing.

It also refers to the ever-changing and unpredictable nature of things. Bo Bo Mulberry Field Bo Bo: The ancient name of the Bohai Sea. The sea turns into mulberry fields, and the mulberry fields turn into the sea.

It is a metaphor for the great changes in the world. The same as the gray dog ??in white clothes. It is a metaphor for the unpredictable changes in the world. Canghuang is overturned. Cang: cyan; Canghuang: cyan and yellow; Repeatedly: capricious. The metaphor is unpredictable and capricious: this time, that time. This: this; that: that.

Time has changed, and the situation has changed. It cannot be compared with the big ups and downs. Describes great changes and capriciousness. Repeated: upside down and backward; impermanent: no normal state.

There is no stable state due to frequent changes, and it describes the changing situation without certainty. Changes in the situation: a metaphor for a changing and turbulent situation; change: change is uncertain. Change like the wind and clouds.

Metaphorically, the situation is complex, changing rapidly, and unpredictable. It seems like a world away. Hui: As if; Shi: Thirty years is one life. It seems like a lifetime ago.

Refers to the four arithmetic operations of addition, subtraction, multiplication and division due to the great changes in people, things and scenery. It also refers to the growth and decline of things. The nine changes and ten transformations refer to the many changes. The body temperature of cold-blooded animals changes with changes in the ambient temperature. animals. It is a metaphor for people who lack emotion and are indifferent to people and things. Chain reaction. Chain: like a chain, one link after another.

It is a metaphor for the corresponding changes in related things. Falling leaves tell you about autumn. When you see yellow leaves on the ground, you know that autumn is coming. It is a metaphor that the development and changes of the situation can be predicted through certain signs. White rainbow passing through the sun. A white rainbow passing through the sun.

The ancients believed that extraordinary things in the world would cause such changes in celestial phenomena. In fact, this is not a rainbow but a halo, which is an atmospheric optical phenomenon.

From white to black, the metaphor changes greatly. Baiyun Cang Dog Cang: grey-white.

The floating clouds are like white clothes, and in an instant they become like gray dogs. It means that things are constantly changing.

Full of vicissitudes of life: full. Vicissitudes of life: the abbreviation of vicissitudes of life.

Generally refers to changes in world affairs. He has experienced many changes in the world and has extremely rich life experiences.

That time, this time That was one time, now is another time. It means that time has changed and the situation has changed.

Changeable means extremely varied. Also refers to a great change.

Unpredictable There are many changes that cannot be predicted. Impermanence Impermanence: There is no normal state.

It means that things change frequently and there is no regularity. Endless changes describe constant changes with no end.

Unexpected changes: Sudden changes with significant impact; Unexpected: Unexpected. The accident happened suddenly.

As expected, the change of circumstances was expected. Sound: speech; color: expression.

In an emergency, your speech and demeanor remain the same as usual. Described as very calm.

Can’t be a clue. A clue: a clue. Can't find a clue.

Describes unpredictable changes. Mulberry field: farmland.

The sea turned into mulberry fields, and the mulberry fields turned into the sea. It means that things in the world have changed a lot.

Cyan and yellow turn over Cang: cyan. The metaphor is unpredictable and capricious.

Morning clouds and dusk rain Mu: evening. There are clouds in the morning and rain in the evening.

It originally refers to the morning and evening changes of the goddess. In the old days, it was used to refer to the party between men and women. Big wind and big waves refer to huge wind and waves.

It is a metaphor for great turmoil and changes in society. It also refers to a sharp, complex, fierce and hard struggle.

Adult Tiger Transformation Tiger Transformation: Such as the change of tiger body pattern. It is a metaphor for the unpredictable actions of those in power.

Da Xian's Tiger Transformation Tiger Transformation: Such as the change of the tiger's body pattern. It is a metaphor for the unpredictable actions of those in power.

Dust rises from the East China Sea and the sea turns into land. It means that things in the world have changed a lot.

The stars change positions. Refers to changes in seasons or time.

Change is impermanent. It changes at will. Turn upside down: turn over.

Describes huge and thorough changes. It also means that there was a lot of trouble.

Sudden changes in the situation: a metaphor for a changing and turbulent situation. The situation suddenly changed.

Thousands of emotions. The great changes in external things have caused many thoughts and feelings. High bank and deep valley refers to a secluded place.

Describes something steep and profound.

It also refers to great changes in things.

The feeling of estrangement refers to the feeling of being separated by an era due to major changes in people, events or scenery. So I am still the same old me.

I am still the same person I used to be. It means that your situation is the same as before and has not changed.

The metaphor of ghosts coming out and coming in is clever and rapid, and difficult to predict. Sure enough, it turned out to be true.

It means that the development and changes of things are as expected. Sea House Adds Chips Sea House: In the fable, the room where chips are stored to record the vicissitudes of life; chips: chips.

In the old days, it was used to wish people longevity. Officialdom turmoil Officialdom: formerly refers to officialdom.

It used to refer to the ups and downs of officialdom, like waves and strong winds in the ocean, unpredictable; it also refers to the risks and twists and turns that occur in officialdom. Quick as a heel: turn the heel.

As fast as turning your heels. Describes rapid change.

Jing people involved in the river Jing people: people from the Chu state. 澭: 澎水.

People from the state of Chu crossed the river. Later, it was used to satirize the behavior of sticking to established laws and not knowing how to adapt according to changes in circumstances.

Learn from the past and know the future. Jian: to examine or draw lessons from; go: the past; come: the future. You will know how things will change in the future based on past situations.

Today is not what it used to be. The present is not comparable to the past. The polydactyly situation and natural appearance have undergone tremendous changes.

Carp jumps over the Dragon Gate. According to ancient legend, if a carp jumps over the Dragon Gate in the Yellow River, it will transform into a dragon. It is a metaphor for success, promotion, and other things that lead to rapid success.

It is also a metaphor for going against the current and working hard. Carving a boat and seeking a sword is a metaphor for looking at problems still while not understanding that things have developed and changed.

Adapt to circumstances: opportunity, situation. Be flexible and flexible as situations change.

Female transformation refers to the many changes in a woman’s appearance and personality during her development. There are many kinds of weather. Weather: scene.

Describes a scene or thing that is magnificent and varied. Thousands of books have the same tone, and thousands of people have the same metaphor. The metaphors are all the same and there is no change (mostly refers to creation).

Subtle: To act in secret, without a trace; Silent: To not speak, to have no sound. It means that a person's thoughts or character are unknowingly affected and changed.

Ever-changing means extremely varied. Dyed green and dyed yellow. Cang:. 5. Four-character idioms and explanations

Unbelievable

Basic explanation:

The original meaning is mysterious. It is now difficult to imagine and understand multiple fingers.

Decomposition and explanation:

No (bù,) no bù adverb. Used in front of verbs, adjectives and other words to express negation or added in front of nouns or nominal morphemes to form adjectives: not to go. not much. illegal. unexpectedly. Not talented (mediocre talent, often used as a sign of self-effacement). Not published (no modification required, indelible). Unlearned and incompetent. uninvited guest. Used alone, answer negatively: No, I don't know. Used at the end of a sentence to express a question: Is he in good health now? No bu fǒu is the same as "no" in ancient times, not so, otherwise. No number of strokes: 4; Radical: 1; Stroke order number: 1324 6. The shorter the explanation for the four-character idioms, the better

1. Look proudly at everything

Idioms Pinyin: ào nì yī qiè

Idiom explanation: glance: squint. Look sideways at everything. Describing arrogance and contempt for everything

Source of the idiom: Chapter 102 of "The Strange Current Situation Witnessed in Twenty Years" by Wu Jianren of the Qing Dynasty: "When he was popular, he was arrogant and contemptuous of everything. There were many comrades, but none of them looked at him ”

2. Never lose one

Pinyin of the idiom: bǎi bù shī yī

Explanation of the idiom: Error: mistake, mistake. Foolproof. Describes being fully confident in doing things and never making mistakes

Source of the idiom: Wang Chong of the Eastern Han Dynasty, "Ode to Lun Heng Xu": "Looking at the court from the door, listening to the words of the hall, even missing nine; like rising to the hall to peek Room, never lose one.”

3. Hold in a group

Pinyin of the idiom: bào chéng yī tuán

Explanation of the idiom: Be consistent and act like one. one person.

Describing an extremely close relationship

The idiom comes from Cheng Shuzhen's "College Times": "Liu Xiangming and two other people hugged each other and did some scientific research in a whimsical way, which caused a very bad influence among their classmates.": < /p>

4. The appearance and the inside are different

Pinyin of the idiom: biǎo lǐ bù yī

Explanation of the idiom: The surface and the inside are different.

The source of the idiom: "Yi Zhou Shu Posthumous Law Interpretation": "It is said to be 悫 in practice both at home and abroad."

5. Don't pluck a hair

Pinyin of the idiom: bù bá yī máo

Idiom explanation: Describes being very stingy

Idiom source: Song Qin Guan's "Hao Qi Zhuan": "Those who serve themselves will not pluck a hair; those who love others will rub their shoulders and put aside their heels. ” 7. A collection of four-character idioms and 50 explanations

1. Disaster occurs at Xiaoqiang: Disaster occurs at home, which is a metaphor for internal disaster.

2. It’s hard to get back: It refers to the bad customs and habits that have been formed for a long time and are not easy to change

3. Gather the armpits to make fur: Although the skin under the fox’s armpits is very small, it can be sewn when gathered together. Into a leather robe. Metaphorically, a little makes a lot.

4. Calculate progress: You can count the days to calculate the progress, describe counting the days to calculate the progress, and describe success in a short period of time.

5. Gathering together: describes the gathering of many talented people.

6. There is no room for hair: There is no room for a hair in the middle, which means that the disaster is very close and the situation is extremely critical.

7. Different opinions: Everyone holds different views on the same issue from different angles.

8. When you see good people, think about them: When you see good or outstanding people, learn from them and emulate them.

9. Artifice: describes something that is too artificial and extremely unnatural.

10. Overcorrection: Overdoing the correction of deviations

11. Golden Rule: A metaphor for a creed or legal provision that cannot be changed.

12. Silent as a cicada: describes someone who dares not make a sound.

13. Thank you but not sensitive: thank you, decline; not sensitive, incompetent. A polite way of saying to decline to do something. Incorrectly used to refuse other people's requests

14. Long leave without return: borrowed for a long time and will not return it.

15. Opening a book is beneficial: reading will yield rewards. Open the book, open the book, and read.

16. Abide by orders: Strictly abide by orders and systems.

17. Wind comes out of nowhere: Only when there is a cave can the wind come in. It is a metaphor that news and legends are not completely without reason.

18. Painstakingly: Studying or operating with great effort. A solitary achievement, something that others cannot achieve. (neutral).

19. The wolf and the pig are running around: The wolf and the pig are running around. It is a metaphor for groups of bad guys running around. (derogatory).

20. Good and bad: There are good and bad people in a group, focusing on quality. Not used for levels, grades, etc.

21. Linyuan Xianyu: It is a metaphor that only having wishes but not doing it will be of no use.

22. Outrageous: To point out one's hair and stand on end, describing being very angry.

23. To look at someone differently: to look at someone in a different light, mostly refers to looking at someone (or a certain person) differently than others.

24. There are only a few people around: You can set up a net in front of the gate to catch birds, describing the few guests and being very desolate.

25. Bustling with people: Describing a lot of people coming and going.

26. Changed beyond recognition: The appearance of things has changed greatly, derogatory meaning. It means that it has become very bad.

27. Muwuquanniu: used to describe a skill that has reached a very proficient level. (Praise)

28. Monkey wearing a hat: Monkey wearing a hat and pretending to be an adult. A metaphor for pretending to be a character but not really being one.

29. Evening drum and morning bell: a metaphor that can make people wake up.

30. Go in opposite directions: describe actions that are opposite to the purpose.

31. Going in opposite directions: I want to go south, but the car goes north. Metaphorical action and purpose are opposite.

32. Mixed with mud and sand: It means that people or things of different qualities, good or bad, are mixed together.

33. To attract good friends: self-effacing words cannot be used for the other party or third parties.

34. Peng Pi Sheng Hui: A modest word, indicating that one is very honored because of others coming to one’s home or displaying calligraphy and paintings inscribed by others.

35. With utmost sincerity and sincerity: It is a metaphor for being honest with each other, and also a metaphor for being extremely loyal.

36. Picking out gold from sand: a metaphor for selecting the essence from a large number of things.

37. Encounter by chance: It is a metaphor for people who have never known each other meet by chance.

38. Qiqian Aai: Stuttering. Do not understand it as cowardice, hesitation, etc.

39. Groundless worry: a metaphor for unnecessary worries.

40. Never forget the past: being a teacher for future generations refers to remembering the experiences and lessons of the past, which can be used as a reference for the future.

41. Guizhou donkey is at the end of its rope: a metaphor for using up all the tricks it has (derogatory).

42. Too many bamboos to write: I can’t finish writing even if I use up all the bamboos. It means that there are so many facts (sins) that it is difficult to finish them.

43. Seek perfection and blame: criticize others harshly and demand perfection.

44. Staring covetously: Describes staring greedily and fiercely.

45. Adhering to evil: always doing evil and refusing to repent.

46. Huanran is released: dissatisfaction and misunderstanding are eliminated.

47. Ridiculous: irregular, abnormal. False and bizarre, unreasonable.

48. Huang Liang Yi Meng: It is a metaphor that the good things you want to achieve come to nothing. It is also said that yellow beams are a sweet dream, and a pillow of yellow beams is like a pillow.

49. Keep secret: keep it secret.

50. Taking chestnuts from the fire: It is a metaphor for taking risks to help others and getting deceived and getting nothing.

Idioms (chengyu, idioms) are part of the stereotyped phrases or short sentences in the Chinese vocabulary of Chinese language. Idioms have fixed structural forms and fixed sayings, express certain meanings, and are used as a whole in sentences. A large part of idioms are inherited from ancient times, and their wording is often different from modern Chinese. They represent a story or allusion.

Idioms are also ready-made words, similar to idioms and proverbs, but also slightly different. Most idioms come from writing and are of a literary nature. Secondly, in terms of language form, idioms are conventional four-character structures, and the words cannot be changed at will; idioms play a vivid, concise and vivid role in language expression. 8. A complete collection of four-character idioms with explanations

Words, faith and deeds have consequences

Phonetic notation yánxìnxíngguǒ

Allusion: Integrity and prudence, words, faith and deeds have consequences. Liang Qichao's "The Theory of Kant, the Greatest Philosopher in Modern Times: Its Origin and Brief Biography"

Interpretation: If you say what you say, you must keep your word, and you must do what you do. Same as "Be true to your word, and be resolute in your deeds."

Usage as object and attributive; used in doing things

Structural conjunction

Synonyms: Be true to your word and be resolute in your deeds Bi Guo

On the contrary, words are said but not believed

Words with the same rhymes as East Tibet, Tibet, the fire of Kungang, knocking on the ice and slinging the fire, leaving it all to me, dying without a burial place , light and thick, go through water and fire, one cow and nine locks, one family is on fire, the state official sets fire.

Ancient times

Idiom story During the Spring and Autumn Period, Confucius led his disciples to travel around the country, lived idlely in the state of Chen, and discussed self-cultivation with his disciples. Confucius believed that being a "scholar" should achieve the three good qualities of "a benevolent person does not worry, a knowledgeable person does not be confused, and a brave person does not fear". Scholars are divided into three categories: "do not disgrace the king's orders and serve the country; have both filial piety and brotherhood, and be a role model for neighbors; words and deeds that are true and true are worth a thousand pieces of gold." "One promise."

Idiom example But in China, we are just a villain, but a gentleman is not worthy of being a true person. Yan Fu "Yuan Qiang"

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