Four-word idioms describing the hardships of the road

1. What are the weather-beaten four-word idioms that describe the dangers of the road: satiety: sufficiency; Jing: Experience; Wind and frost: a metaphor for hardship.

Describe the hardships and hardships of long-term life and struggle. Weather-beaten: refers to experiencing many difficulties and hardships.

With "weather-beaten". Frost and snow: full: full; Jing: Experience; Frost and snow: metaphor of hardship.

Describe the hardships and hardships of long-term life and struggle. Compassion for the people: compassion for the people: lamenting the times; Compassion: pity for all people.

Refers to lamenting the hardships of the times and pitying the suffering of the people. It is difficult to prepare for the taste: preparation: all, all; Taste: experience.

I have suffered a lot. It's hard to taste: preparation: all, all over; Taste: experience.

Refers to suffering. Get ready for hard work: get ready: be exhausted and finish.

Taste: experience. I have suffered a lot.

Cauliflower: Cauliflower: Curtains, mats and other grass products made of straw. Full of grass and thorns.

Generally refers to suffering and suffering. Dead end: describe the difficulty of starting a new career.

It's the same as "The road is blue". Do not avoid difficulties and obstacles: do not fear difficulties and obstacles.

Do not eat millet: millet: millet, referring to food in general. This refers to Boyi and Shu, who died after Shang Dynasty, and did not eat Zhou Su.

The metaphor is loyal and firm, and does not work for the enemy because of difficult livelihood. Through thorns: Through thorns.

Metaphor road is difficult. Difficult to start a business: it is difficult to start a business.

Guigui Boiled Jade: Guigui Boiled Jade. Firewood is like cinnamon wood, and rice is as expensive as jade.

Describe high prices and bitter life. Unable to move: it is difficult to move a step.

Describe walking difficulties. It is also a metaphor for being in a difficult situation.

Can't move, can't move. Describe walking difficulties.

It is also a metaphor for being in a difficult situation. Blood sea: a metaphor for an extremely dangerous and difficult place.

Suffering from hanging upside down: head down and feet up. Metaphor is extremely difficult and dangerous.

Climbing and wading: Climbing and wading. Metaphor has experienced many difficulties.

Drops of water can wear a stone: water can wear a stone without stopping dripping. Metaphor as long as perseverance, meager strength will eventually achieve great things and difficult things.

Pillar: Like a pillar mountain standing in the torrent of the Yellow River. This is a metaphor, a strong and independent person can play a pillar role in a turbulent and difficult environment.

Vagrancy: vagrancy: depravity, a metaphor for poverty and frustration; Displacement: waves fall. Because of famine or war, the flow is scattered.

Describe life is hard, wandering around. Interrupt: The flow is scattered due to famine or war.

Describe life is hard, wandering around. With "drift from place to place".

Stumbling here and there: describes walking with difficulty. Move and slander: move and slander.

Describe a difficult situation. Wind, frost, rain and snow: metaphor has experienced all kinds of difficulties and hardships.

Go to the soup fire: go: go; Dance: step on; Soup: Hot water. Describe not afraid of difficulties and obstacles, desperate.

Sweet: sweet: sweet; Fruit juice: malt syrup. It feels as sweet as sugar.

Refers to the willingness to bear hardships and stand hard work in order to engage in a certain job. Two-day feelings: describe those who have saved people from danger, hardship and disease.

Orphan: orphan: an isolated and helpless distant minister in the feudal court; Illegitimate: An illegitimate child born to a concubine. It is a metaphor for people who encounter difficulties and hardships.

Ghost: a metaphor for a person who has no dependence and is in a difficult situation. Guanshan barrier: Guanshan barrier is isolated from the world.

Describe the road is difficult and difficult to communicate. I can't go, but my brother: the meaning of partridge singing shows that the road is difficult.

Artemisia is in trouble: Artemisia has foresight; Hard times: A difficult situation. Refers to anxiety about current events.

A friend in need: friend, friend. Friends who have experienced hardships together.

Volcano Tanghai: a metaphor for danger. Spiny female monkey: spine: spiny plant.

A macaque carved on the tip of a thorn. Describe a deceptive activity or a difficult occupation.

Hard work: starting a business with difficulty. Hard struggle: not afraid of difficulties and hardships, persist in heroic struggle.

Tired: Exhausted: Stumbling on the road leads to lack of resources. Describe low income and hard life.

Thorns everywhere: thorns everywhere. Metaphor is that the world is difficult.

Fine bird filling the sea: Fine bird: According to legend, Yan Di's daughter drowned in the East China Sea, and her soul turned into a fine bird, often filling the East China Sea with western hills and stones. Metaphor is determined and not afraid of difficulties.

Jingwei fills the sea: Jingwei: the name of a bird in ancient mythology. Jingwei brought wood and stones and decided to fill the sea.

In the old days, it was a metaphor of deep hatred and revenge determination. The latter metaphor is determined and not afraid of difficulties.

Weather-beaten: a metaphor for being tempered by long-term hardships. Struggle: refers to a very difficult situation or action.

Bitter comes sweet: sweet: a metaphor for happiness. The hard days have passed and the good days have come.

The bitter days have come: the bitter days have passed and the good days have come. The coming obstacle: obstacle: trap.

It is very difficult to advance and retreat. Wait for cooking: scrape the pan and wait for the fire to cook.

Describe life is hard. Run out of food: run out of food and cut off reinforcements.

Metaphor combat is in a very difficult situation. Wandering: describe life as hard and wandering around.

Use "diaspora". Diaspora: To be dispersed by famine or war.

Describe life is hard, wandering around. Wandering: describe life as hard and wandering around.

Use "diaspora". Displacement: displacement: another name for owl; Small is beautiful.

Owls are cute when they are young, but ugly when they grow up. Metaphor situation from smooth to difficult.

Qin Shen Li Jing: Shen and Jing are the names of the stars, and they are the teachers of Shu and Qin respectively. It means that on the way from Qin to Shu, the mountain is high and steep, and you can touch the two stars, Ginseng and Well.

Describe the high mountains and steep roads. It also describes the world as difficult.

Grinding into needles: grinding iron bars into needles. Metaphor to do any difficult work, as long as you have perseverance and hard work, you can overcome difficulties and make achievements.

The last difficulty: the last road: the last journey. It is difficult to walk the last distance.

Metaphor in the end, the more difficult the work. It is also a metaphor that it is not easy to keep festivals.

Catfish on a pole: figuratively speaking, it is difficult to rise. Use "catfish on a bamboo pole".

Catfish on the bamboo pole: It is said that catfish can climb the bamboo pole, but it is sticky and scaleless, so it is difficult to climb the bamboo pole after all. Later it was compared to the difficulty of rising.

Catfish edge bamboo pole: metaphor is difficult to rise. Use "catfish on a bamboo pole".

Eating blankets in the snow: a metaphor for a hard life under difficult circumstances. Fear of wind and rain: fear: fear.

Describe people who are afraid of difficulties.

2. What are the four-word idioms that describe the hardships of the journey? 1, the ship is tired.

Zhu cháláo dün

Explain boats and cars: boats and cars generally refer to all land and water vehicles. Lawton: Very tired, very tired. Describe the fatigue of the journey.

Chapter 2 of Qian Zhongshu's Fortress Besieged: "Both reporters said,' Dr. Fang is tired by boat today, and he will go to the yamen to attend classes tomorrow morning.' "

For example, when I returned to Baoding, Zeng Guofan's eye disease became more and more serious, and by the end of the year, unsatisfactory things followed. Levin's "The Complete Biography of Cixi" Part II Erqi

2, pommel horse Lawton

ān máláo dün

Explanation: sleepy. Riding on a horse for too long will make you tired and sleepy. Describe the fatigue of the journey.

The fourth fold of the Yuan Dynasty's Xiaoxiang Rain: "I have the right to rest after a long ride on the pommel horse."

Formal idioms

Usage subject-predicate type; As a predicate; Describe the fatigue of the journey

Synonym pommel horse fatigue

I was afraid that my nephew would come all the way, so I sent him back to the camp to rest. (The fourth and second chapters of Cai's Yue Quanzhuan)

English translation traveler