Idiom to describe travel fatigue?

Travel-stained, staying at home, exhausted, wading through mountains and rivers.

First, travel-stained

Explanation: dust: refers to travel, which means hard work; Servant: You look tired on the road. Describe the journey, busy and tired.

From: Yuan Shang Zhongxian's Biography of Liu Yi: "You are an old friend from afar."

You are a hometown person who has traveled a long way and worked hard all the way.

The three of them chose an inn to stay, and they were travel-stained all the way. At this time, they couldn't help taking an early rest.

Second, rusu food.

Explanation: Spend the night in the open air and eat at the tuyere. Describe the hardships of traveling life.

From: the poem "Send a three-year-old son to the cloud first": "Lu Sufeng ate 600 Li, and the Ming Dynasty drank Manan River."

I spent the night in the open air, ate at the tuyere and walked for a long time. In the morning, I took my horse to drink the water in the river.

After he left home, he went on his way leisurely, which was very hard.

Third, people are short of horses.

Explanation: Everyone is very tired. Describe the fatigue of the journey.

From: Shi Ming Naian's "Water Margin" seventy-seven: "The three armies have no plans and people are tired."

After a day and a night of urgent marching, this army has been exhausted.

Fourth, wading through mountains and rivers

Interpretation: Lushan Mountain: over the mountains and mountains; Wade: wade across the river with your feet. Crossing mountains and mountains, wading through mountains and rivers. Describe the hardships of walking a long way.

From: The Book of Songs Zai Feng Zhi edited by Zhou: "Doctor it is hard to go, I am worried."

My heart felt sad and sad when a person crossed the mountains and waded across the river.

Example: Huang Jinbao was caught in the parade; Wading through mountains and rivers; The more you practice, the stronger you will be.

Five, over the mountains 【 fān shān yuè lǐng 】

Explanation: turn over: turn over; The more: too; Ridge: Mountain range. Over many mountains. Describe the hardship of field work or journey.

Said by: Yao's Li Zicheng, Volume I, Chapter 6: "He has good legs and feet. As long as his stomach is full of dregs, he will climb mountains and mountains, just like a young man."

For example, Lee Joon's "The Story of Ma Xiaocui": "If you want to post a pair of Spring Festival couplets, you often have to run dozens of miles and go over mountains and mountains to ask someone to write them."

2. Idioms describing how tired the journey is.

stroll

Chang tu ba she

[Interpretation] Trekking: Crossing mountains and mountains, wading across rivers. Refers to long-distance crossing mountains and waters. Describe a long journey and a hard journey.

[Language] Qing Qiancai's "The Complete Biography of Yue Guo" 66: "I violated the national law, naturally. How dare I travel long distances? It is absolutely difficult to do so. "

Cross mountains and rivers

Mrs. Yue said, "... how dare you disturb me? It is never easy to say it. " (Cai's "Yue Quanzhuan" back to the sixty-sixth)

3. What are the idioms to describe "hard journey"?

Sleep in the wind, eat and sleep, Xi incarnation

Interpretation: sleeping in the wind. Describe the hardships of traveling or field work.

2. travel long distances.

Interpretation: trekking: crossing mountains and mountains, wading across rivers. Refers to long-distance crossing mountains and waters. Describe a long journey and a hard journey.

3. Pixing Dai Yue P and X and NG Dà i Yuè

Interpretation: The moon overhead is full of stars. Describe going out early and returning late, working hard, or running around day and night, and the road is hard.

4. It's full of dust.

Interpretation: banyan tree: hard and busy. Describe the hardships and busyness in the journey.

5. Travel is very tiring. Zhu CHLáo dón

Interpretation: boats and cars: boats and cars generally refer to all land and water vehicles. Lawton: Tired and tired. Describe the fatigue of the journey.

4. Which idiom is used to describe busy and hard-working travel?

Idioms describing busyness, hard travel and fatigue are:

1. Travel-stained [Fē ng Ché nPú pú]1. Explanation: Servant: Tired on the road. Describe the journey, busy and tired.

2. From: Yuan Shang Zhongxian's Biography of Liu Yi: "You are an old friend from afar."

3. Three people chose an inn to stay. On the way, they had to rest early. ◎ Qing Wu Ren Jian's "History of Pain" the eighth time.

Second, the Lusu style meal [Lù sù fē ng cā n]1. Explanation: Spend the night in the open air and eat at the tuyere. Describe the hardships of traveling life.

2. From: The poem "First Send the Three Sons of Akaishihara to Yun": "Eat 600 Li of rice and drink Manan River in the Ming Dynasty."

After he left home, he walked slowly and difficultly.

Third, people are exhausted. Explanation: People are very tired. Describe the fatigue of the journey.

2. From: Shi Ming Naian's "Water Margin" seventy-seventh: "The three armies are weak, and the people will be tired."

3. Grammar: combination; As predicate, object and attribute; Describe people's fatigue

Fourth, wading through mountains and rivers [bá shā nShè shu ǐ]1. Commentary: Lushan Mountain: over the mountains and mountains; Wade: wade across the river with your feet. Crossing mountains and mountains, wading through mountains and rivers. Describe the hardships of walking a long way.

2. From: The Book of Songs and Scenery: "The doctor trudges, but my heart is worried." "Zuo Zhuan Xiang Gong Twenty-eight Years": "Travel through mountains and rivers and expose first frost."

3. Example: The same youth, the same age, some people ~, feel great happiness to change the poor and white face of the motherland. ◎ Wei Wei "road sign"

5. Confucius and Mozi traveled around the world. Interpretation: The original intention is that Confucius and Mozi traveled everywhere. Everywhere they went, the seats were not warm and the stove didn't turn black. They hurried to other places. Describe being busy with the world and running around.

2. From: "Huai Nan Zi Xiu Wu Xun": "Confucius has no troubles, and Mozi has no warm seats." Han's answer to the Hakka opera: "It is the rule of sages, living in the air, the cave mat is not warm, and the ink color is not clumsy."

5. What is the idiom to describe the tiredness of the journey?

1. Sleep on the grass.

Idiom explanation: walk in weeds and sleep outdoors. Describe the hardships and haste of people who travel long distances.

2. "A hundred houses are full of cocoons"

Idiom explanation: describe the hard work of walking a long way.

3. Hurricanes Fishes and Mui Y incarnation

Idiom definition: wind combs your hair and rain washes your hair. Describe people who often work hard outside without shelter from the wind and rain.

4. Household dust

Idiom explanation: servant: tired from walking; Dust: refers to travel, which means hard work. Describe a busy trip and a tiring trip.

5. Sleep in the wind, eat and sleep, f ē ng cā n lù si

Idiom explanation: sleeping in the wind. Describe the hardships of traveling or field work.

6. It's full of dust.

Idiom explanation: mediocrity: hard and busy. Describe the hardships and busyness in the journey.

6. What are the idioms to describe the tiredness of the journey?

Endure the journey day and night, fly in Dai Yue, travel long distances, travel in the dust, and work hard on the pommel horse.

7. What idioms are there to describe "how tired you look after a journey"?

Pommel horse tired, travel-stained, exhausted, camping, mountain climbing.

8. Idioms describing a hard journey

Sleeping in the wind. Describe the hardships of traveling or field work.

Long-distance travel: over mountains, wading across rivers. Refers to long-distance crossing mountains and waters. Describe a long journey and a hard journey.

Wearing the moon and stars is covered with stars, and the moon is overhead. Describe going out early and returning late, working hard, or running around day and night, and the road is hard.

Dusty: hard and busy. Describe the hardships and busyness in the journey.

Sleeping in the wind. Describe the hardships of traveling or field work.

Travel-stained: refers to travel, which means hard work; Servant: You look tired on the road. Describe the journey, busy and tired.

Dai Yue is the star of Dai Yue. It's hard to describe running around all night or going out early and coming back late.

Rusu spends the night outdoors and eats in the air outlet. Describe the hardships of traveling life.

Comb your hair in the rain and hurricane, and wash your hair in the rain. Describe people who often work hard outside without shelter from the wind and rain.

The servants were covered in dust: they looked tired on the road; Dust: refers to travel, which means hard work. Describe a busy trip and a tiring trip.

Barbecue in the rain: barbecue. In the rain, in the sun. Describe the hardships of traveling or field work.

Hurricane and rain comb: comb your hair; Mu: Wash your hair. The wind combs the hair and the rain washes it. Describe people who often work hard outside regardless of the wind and rain.

Sleeping in the wind describes the hardships of the journey.

Use frost to soak dew to describe hard work exposed to frost.

Soaking in the rain and frost means bearing the rain and frost. Describe hard work.

Drag men and women, pull men and women. Describe the hardships of travel or life.

A dusty journey describes a hard journey.

Rain, sunshine, rain and sun exposure. It also describes hard work outdoors or on the road.

Crossing mountains and mountains: crossing; Ridge: Mountain range. Over mountains and mountains. Describe the hardship of field work or journey.

9. Idioms to describe the tiredness of the journey

1 used up for 2 days and nights.

3 Use up 4-star Dai Yue.

5 Disappeared 6 Long journey

7 dusty journey 8 dusty

9 pommel horse problem