What is the four-word idiom about leaves? What is an idiom?

1. What are the search results of four-word words describing leaves?

Ye Gong Long Hao's one-leaf obstacle is quite critical. One-leaf obstacle, one-leaf obstacle, one-leaf obstacle to see Mount Tai, one-leaf obstacle to know that the jade leaves in autumn are flourishing in the world, and the fallen leaves return to peony. Although it is good, it needs green leaves to support it. Leaves fall to the west wind, leaves fall to the west wind, leaves fall to the autumn wind, leaves fall to the roots, leaves fall to the ditch, leaves fall to the red leaves-Ye Mi Mountain leaves are sparse, one leaves fall in autumn, one leaves add, leaves add, golden branches and jade leaves are not divided, two leaves cover, deep roots are leafy, poetry blows, leaves chew, Brahman covers, leaves are shaded, leaves are swept by autumn wind, leaves are thin, leaves are even, branches and leaves are added, and leaves are thick.

2. Four-word idioms or words describing leaves are unintentional.

Zhangzhidong

[Interpretation] Originally refers to the thick branches of flowers and trees. The original metaphor is short or generalized. Now refers to rough work; Not careful and meticulous in doing things; Don't study the details of all aspects of things. It also refers to carelessness, lack of detail or rough outline.

[Language] Song Zhuxi's Preface to Zhuzi Schools: "Kong Anguo does not do it; Careless language; The preface of this book is exquisite; It's just a figure of the Six Dynasties. "

[Pronunciation] Thick; Can't pronounce "chū".

[Shape discrimination] branch; Can't write "branch"; Leaves; Can't write "karma"

careless

[antonym] Be cautious

[Usage] Used to describe sloppy style; Not good. Generally used as predicate, object, attribute and adverbial.

[Structure] Combined type.

[Discrimination] See "Carelessness" (190).

[example]

He always does things like this ~; It was a mistake this time.

You are always like this ~; Not seeking solutions; This can't be done.

Neglect of work

3. About four-character idioms about four-character idioms about leaves:

Prosperous,

Dead branches and leaves,

Quite critical,

Add branches and leaves,

Sparse branches and leaves,

Careless,

Ye Gonghao gave a long cry,

Golden branches and jade leaves,

Looking for leaves from the roots,

Ratio of leaves to branches,

Brother tung leaf seal,

Yugou red leaves,

Apricot leaves,

Words have branches and leaves,

Strong roots and lush leaves,

Brahma leaf,

Autumn wind and red leaves,

Shuangmiao loves leaves,

Rain belt tobacco,

The leaves are thin and the flowers are residual,

Wildflowers and diseased leaves,

A mountain in Ye Mi,

There are branches and leaves,

A leaf is blind,

Picking flowers and leaves,

Red leaves flirt,

Red leaves inscribed poems,

Branches, cloth and leaves,

Yuye jinke,

Prosperous

Prosperous,

Dead branches and leaves,

Quite critical,

Add branches and leaves,

Sparse branches and leaves,

Careless,

Ye Gonghao gave a long cry,

Golden branches and jade leaves,

Looking for leaves from the roots,

Ratio of leaves to branches,

Brother tung leaf seal,

Yugou red leaves,

Apricot leaves,

Words have branches and leaves,

Strong roots and lush leaves,

Brahma leaf,

Autumn wind and red leaves,

Shuangmiao loves leaves,

Rain belt tobacco,

The leaves are thin and the flowers are residual,

Wildflowers and diseased leaves,

A mountain in Ye Mi,

There are branches and leaves,

A leaf is blind,

Picking flowers and leaves,

Red leaves flirt,

Red leaves inscribed poems,

Branches, cloth and leaves,

Yuye jinke,

Prosperous

Hu Zhila leaves,

Leaves fall in autumn,

Deep roots and luxuriant leaves,

Proposal by Ye Ye,

Insect leaves become words,

Two leaves covered my eyes,

Autumn wind sweeps the leaves,

A lone boat,

A leaf and two beans,

Descendant tribal

4. What are the four-character idioms about leaves?

[Interpretation] At the sight of yellow leaves falling to the ground; I know autumn is coming. Metaphor through a sign; We can predict the development and change of the situation.

[Language] An's "Huai Nan Zi Shuo Shan": "A leaf is lost."

[pronunciation] fall; It cannot be pronounced "là".

[Body Identification] Knowledge; Can't write "wisdom"

A leaf falls, you know the autumn of the world.

[Usage] Generally used as predicate and object.

Complex sentence patterns.

[Example] The Peony Pavilion, written by Tang Ming's ancestor, Huaibo: "Go to the lonely cold ~". "

Idioms related to "falling leaves know autumn";

The four-word words describing leaves and idioms related to leaves are unintentional. Pronunciation C zh and Dà yè explain painting. Painting trees is careless and careless, and there is no meticulous painting. Metaphor work rough, not careful. The origin of Volume 78 of Zhuziyu: "The preface of the book may not have been written by Kong Anguo, but the Chinese language was careless. This book sequence is delicate, as the words of the Six Dynasties. " (Zhao Shuli's "Building") The words are deeply rooted. Pronunciation Gēn shēn yèmo Interpretation Mao: lush. Deep roots and luxuriant leaves. For example, if you have a solid foundation, you will flourish. The source is Ann's "Screen Fu": "Screen comes from the valley and has deep roots. The title is arbor. " The pronunciation of the poem hóng yètíshζ inscribed with red leaves explains the story of the coincidence of the marriage of maids in the Tang Dynasty. Metaphor is a coincidence of marriage. Source Song, Liu axe "Qing Lock Gao Hongji" The wind sweeps the autumn leaves. Pronunciation jífēng s móo qi syè Interpretation metaphor is powerful and quick to act. For example, the source of the fallen leaves was swept away by the wind, and Jin Jianji was ruled by Emperor Xiaowu in the seventh year of Taiyuan: "Take me out of Jin, school its strength, and sweep the autumn leaves with a gust of wind." The explanation of the prefix j Θ n zhΘ y è originally described the beauty of flowers and trees, and later referred to royal descendants. Now it also refers to people who are noble or delicate. The origin of Wang Tangjian. Fly to the golden branches and jade leaves. "Sister-in-law ~, blowing breeze will be disgusting. (Sha Ting's "An Autumn Night") The words are dead, and the leaves are pronounced. kzh bàI yè' s interpretation of failure: decline. Dead branches and leaves. Describe desolation and destruction. The source is clear. Kong's Peach Blossom Fan: "Pigeon-feathered bats are full of dung. Litters act as a cover for the steps. " The green leaves turned into shadows. Pronunciation lǜ yè chéng yīn means that women get married and have children. Song Jiyong's Chronicle of Tang Poetry and Song Poetry Du Mu's source: "Look for the Spring Festival Evening naturally, and don't blame the fragrance. The wind is crimson, and the green leaves turn into shady branches. " The leaves of headword became roots, and Luòyègu gun fell on the roots. Metaphorically, everything has a certain destination. Most people who live in other places will eventually return to their hometown. Source Songshi Daoyuan "Jingdezhen Lantern Legend" Volume 5: "Leaves fall to the roots, and there is no mouth when they come." Example ~, Fengcheng sword back. (Wang Mingshizhen's "Feng Mingji" back to the 38 th) The word "two leaves cover the eyes" is pronounced as Li m: ng y y y m: n m When you fill your ears with two pearls, you will become unknown. "Pronunciation Lu ò yè zh and qi" means seeing yellow leaves falling to the ground and knowing that autumn is coming. Source Songshi Puji's "Five Lights" Volume 20: "Leaves fall to know autumn, give me Ming San." "Continue the lamp": "The strings move and the leaves fall to know the autumn. "Discrimination: You can't tell the difference between true and false leaves. Metaphor imitates truth, or confuses truth with falsehood. The source of "Han Fei Zi Yu Lao" said: "The Song people regarded the image as a leaf, which was formed in three years. The stems and branches are abundant, and the flowers are flourishing, but it is inseparable from the messy leaves. "Although peony is good, it is all about green leaves. No matter how capable a person is, someone must be there to help him. The origin of the word "Tung Ye Duan" is interpreted as a metaphor of "pê tó ngzh and yé". The source of Li Bichuan, a Book of the New Tang Dynasty, said: "When there was widespread rebellion, people were old and weak, and the weather was dry, and those who discussed it wanted to forgive them. Debo asked the ministers and broke out. The monarch and the minister were separated and could not be reunited, so the leaves were gone. The reason is unforgivable. The headwind blew away the fallen leaves. The autumn wind blew away the fallen leaves. Metaphor is a powerful force to quickly and easily sweep away rotten things. Source: The Story of the Three Kingdoms, Wei Zhi and Xin Pi: "If you are a public figure, you should be trapped by the enemies of the poor. Like a gust of wind shaking the autumn leaves. "Example equals the enemy, be as ruthless as ~. Qiongzhi Jade Leaf Pronunciation Qió ng ZH and Yù Yù Yù Uù Uù Uù Uù Uù. It is a metaphor for telling things or paraphrasing other people's words, adding things that were not originally there for exaggeration. The source of Song Zhuxi's Answer to Huang Zigeng: "There are many obstacles today, adding branches and leaves is endless. "Yang Zirong is greatly to kill time. Render funny. (Qu Bo's "Lin Yuan" XVII) Use branches and leaves to add words. The pronunciation of tiān zhēJiēyè is added one by one. The source is Song Zhuxi's "Answer to Huang Zigeng": "There are many obstacles today, adding branches and leaves is endless. "An example of a loved one ~, he is a dishonest person. The word "seeking branches and picking leaves" is pronounced as Xú n ZH and ZH ā i Yè, which is a metaphor for pursuing secondary and non-fundamental things. The source of Cang Lang Shi Hua in Song Dynasty is: "Jian 'an's works are all meteorological, so you can't find branches and pick leaves." The word "yèg ng hào lóng" is pronounced as yè ng not ng hà o ló ng. Ye Gong: A nobleman of Chu in the Spring and Autumn Period, with a high reputation. Ye County, Henan Province). For example, I like something, but I don't really like it. The source of Han Liuxiang's New Order Miscellaneous Matters records that Gao likes dragons very much. Dragons are carved on utensils and painted on houses. When Zhenlong knew about it, he came to Ye Gong's house and put his head in the window. When Ye Gong saw it, he began to run away in fear. The word foliage falls on its roots. After withering, it will eventually return to the root. Metaphorically speaking, things always have a certain destination. Many people who leave home will eventually return to their hometown. The source of Song Daoyuan's "Jingde Dengchuan Record" Volume 5: "The leaves are rooted and there is no mouth when they come. "The tree is flying high, and there must be a landing in the future. I can't help being clear. (Chapter 22 of Qing Li Garbo's Officialdom in the Sky) Pronunciation Yò Lu ò zh and Qi ū Interpretation When you see the leaves falling, you know that autumn is coming. For example, you can infer the development trend of things from subtle changes. Source Puji's "Five Lights Meeting Yuan" Volume 20: "Falling leaves know autumn, giving Ming San. ""Continue "

6. The four-word word to describe leaves is carelessness.

Pronunciation c zh and d à yè

Interpretation of painting, painting trees casually, no meticulous. Metaphor work rough, not serious and meticulous.

"Zhuziyu" Volume 78 Source: "I'm afraid Kong Anguo didn't make a preface to the book, and Chinese was careless. The preface of this book is exquisite, like the figures of the Six Dynasties. "

The examples are so detailed that I can't finish them in three days and nights. Let me tell you! (Zhao Shuli, "Building")

Words are deeply rooted and leafy.

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Interpretation of Mao: lush. Only when the roots are deep will the leaves flourish. Metaphor has a solid foundation and will flourish.

Ann's "Ping Fu" comes from: "Weizi Ping comes out of the valley, with deep roots and luxuriant branches, and is called a tree."

A poem with red leaves in its title.

Pronunciation hóng yè tí sh:

Explain the story of the coincidence of the marriage of maids in the Tang Dynasty. Metaphor is a coincidence of marriage.

The golden branches and jade leaves in the title

Pronunciation jρn zhρyρ

Explain the beautiful flowers and trees that were originally described. Later refers to the descendants of the royal family. Now it is also a metaphor for people of noble or exquisite birth.

Words wither and wither.

Pronunciation k zh and b à i yè.

Interpretation failure: decline. Dry branches, rotten flowers and leaves. Describe desolation and destruction.

The green leaves of words turn into yin.

Pronunciation lǜyécheng yén

The definition is that women get married and have children.

The prefix falls to the root.

Pronunciation Luo yègu Gün Gün

The fallen dead leaves fell on the roots. Metaphor things have a certain destination. People who live in other places will eventually return to their hometown.

Shuang Ye occlusion of words

Pronunciation Li m: ng y y m: n m u

Interpretation is like two leaves covering your eyes. Metaphor is a blind eye to things.

7. There is a four-word idiom 1 about "Ye". Advocating foliage: promoting prostitution; Ye: enchanting. Yang Liuzhi and Ye Yuan describe graceful. After metaphor, anyone likes climbing flowers and branches. Borrow * *.

2. Careless painting, careless drawing of trees, no meticulous painting. Metaphor work rough, not serious and meticulous.

3. Deep roots and lush leaves: lush. Only when the roots are deep will the leaves flourish. Metaphor has a solid foundation and will flourish.

4. Red leaves inscribed poems on the coincidence of the marriage of maids in the Tang Dynasty. Metaphor is a coincidence of marriage.

5. A gust of wind sweeping the autumn leaves is a metaphor for being powerful and moving quickly, just like a storm sweeping the fallen leaves.

6. Golden branches and jade leaves originally described beautiful flowers and trees. Later refers to the descendants of the royal family. Now it is also a metaphor for people of noble or exquisite birth.

7. withered branches and leaves: decline. Dry branches, rotten flowers and leaves. Describe desolation and destruction.

8. Two leaves cover your eyes just like two leaves cover your eyes. Metaphor is a blind eye to things.

9. Shade with green leaves means that women get married and have children.

10. Dead leaves falling from the roots fall on the roots. Metaphor things have a certain destination. People who live in other places will eventually return to their hometown.

1 1. Deciduous leaves know autumn means seeing yellow leaves falling to the ground and knowing that autumn is coming.