The first sentence describing the free clinic for health and poverty alleviation

1. Words describing health Words describing health: energetic old age, strong back, red face, radiant face and rejuvenation.

First of all, old and strong.

Explanation: When: Should; Benefits: more; Zhuang: It's magnificent. Although I am old, I am more ambitious and motivated.

From: Ye Fan's Biography of Ma Yuan in the Eastern Han Dynasty: "Poverty makes the country strong, and old age makes the country strong."

The poorer you are, the more determined you should be. Although I am old, I am more ambitious and motivated.

Example: Jianbo gave a thumbs-up to the two employees who stuck to their posts. "What a hero!" Quliu

Grammar: subject-predicate type; As predicate and attribute; Include praise

Synonyms include hero, white hair, healthy-looking, working body, white hair, poor-looking, old-fashioned, old-fashioned, old-fashioned and young.

The antonym is premature aging, relying on the old to sell the old, and being old.

Second, it's like a tiger's back.

Explanation: The back is as wide as a tiger and the waist is as thick as a bear. Describe a person who is physically strong.

From: Yuan Anonymous "Flying Knife Against Arrow": "This fellow is a real hero, donkey's back, oh, tiger's back and bear's waist."

Example: One face is as heavy as dates, and the other is as gold. They both look like tigers' backs and bears' backs. They look extraordinary. The Ninety-fifth Return of Li Qingru's Really "The Edge of Mirror Flowers"

Grammar: combination; As objects and attributes; Describe physical health

Synonyms are tiger body, bear waist as strong as cattle, bear waist and tiger back as strong as arms and thick waist.

The antonyms are skinny, skinny and weak.

Third, blush.

Explanation: Full face: Full face. Describe the appearance of being happy and full of energy.

Source: Shi Yukun's "Three Heroes and Five Righteousness" in the Qing Dynasty, the twenty-eighth time: Na Wusheng said: "I just walked in the door and saw your boss's face flushed. I will definitely make a fortune." Hearing this, Dr. Tea was even more surprised and had to promise vaguely.

He blushed and looked in good spirits.

Grammar: subject-predicate type; As predicate, attribute and adverbial; It is good to describe a person's spirit.

Synonyms are radiant and radiant.

The antonym looks gaunt.

Fourth, it is radiant.

Commentary: Glory: Glory on the face; Radiant: A radiant appearance. Describe good health and high spirits.

Said by: Ji Fang's song and flute: "I looked at his young, radiant and tireless face, and somehow I wanted to reach out and touch his childish fluffy hair."

Grammar: subject-predicate type; As predicate, attribute and adverbial; Include praise

Synonyms are: flushed, flushed, energetic, energetic, full of fat, majestic, high-spirited, swaggering, energetic and majestic.

The antonyms are withered color, short stature, haggard description, exhausted, sallow and emaciated, depressed, gloomy and listless.

Verb (short for verb) revives.

Description: Restore youth from aging. Describe the elderly as full of energy.

Said by: rejuvenation is easy to get, and it is not far from entering the holy road. Wu mingcheng-en, The Journey to the West back to one hundred and fifty.

Grammar: combination; As predicate, attribute and object; Include praise

Synonyms include anti-rejuvenation, longevity, toughness, rejuvenation, rejuvenation, longevity and longevity.

The antonym is premature senility, youthful vigor, sharp head and sharp teeth, and frailty in old age.

2. Idioms describing good health thrive _ Idiom explanation

Pinyin: zhu Zhu Zhuàng chéng zh?ng

Interpretation: Healthy growth.

Parents are happy to see the next generation healthy and lively.

Good intentions prolong life _ idiom explanation

Pinyin: míyàn nián

Interpretation: good pleasure: willingly; Longevity: The director's longevity. People who are optimistic about everything can live a long and healthy life.

Source: "Xunzi Zhishi": "It's beautiful for a long time."

Describe an unhealthy appearance. Same as "Wei".

Meet with discipline: happy and strong; Ji Feng: Meet Geely. Congratulations to the elderly for their good health and full children.

Beauty and white hair: face: face, face. Gray hair and rosy face. Describe the health status of the elderly. Refers to a young girl and an old man with white hair.

W: I: withered; Project: neck; : face. Thin neck and pale face. Describe an unhealthy appearance.

Calm as before: calm: recover. Recover from illness. Describe recovery.

Don't be happy with medicine: used to congratulate people on their recovery from illness and health.

Prosperity and happiness: the country is rich and the people are healthy and happy.

In the bitter fleabane bitter fleabane, there is no help: Peng: Peng Cao. Pennisetum grows in hemp fields, and it is naturally straight without support. Metaphor living in a good environment, healthy growth.

Changle Yongkang: An auspicious eulogy. Happiness is endless and you will always be healthy.

Jumping around: describe a healthy, lively, happy and carefree look.

Physical and mental health: a healthy body and a happy and normal state of mind.

Strong growth: healthy growth.

Calm: calm: healing and recovery. Recover from illness. Describe recovery.

Six-pulse Harmony: Six-pulse: Every mortal's left and right hands have three pulses, namely, Cun, Guan and Chi, which are collectively called six pulses. Of a person in good health and good spirits.

Happy and lively: describe lively, healthy and full of vitality.

In the hemp field, you can't help being straight: the grass grows in the hemp field, and it is naturally straight without support. Metaphor living in a good environment, healthy growth.

Worry will hurt people: it means worry will hurt people's health.

Arch shoulder shrinks back: arch shoulder: shoulders are lifted up. Lift your shoulders and bend your waist. Describe an aging or unhealthy posture.

Fushou Kangning: A greeting. It means that happiness, longevity, health and peace are all available.

Yellow and unhealthy poetry.

Ruyi prolong life: prolong life: prolong life. People who are optimistic about everything can live a long and healthy life.

? Good intentions prolong life: good intentions: willingness; Longevity: The director's longevity. People who are optimistic about everything can live a long and healthy life.

3. Idioms describing people's health idioms describing people's health include dragon horse spirit, dragon spirit, longevity and health, strong body, strong body, vigorous body, heroic spirit like an ox, Ma Zhuang, the dragon god, energetic old age, full of vitality, full of red face, full of longevity, harmonious six veins, young and strong and tiger.

1, dragon horse spirit

Dragon-horse spirit is an idiom of China, and its pinyin is Ló ng MM MM Mjng Shé n, which means a metaphor for the vigorous spirit of making progress. Origin: According to China Idiom Dictionary, the dragon horse refers to the legendary steed. Dragon-horse spirit is just like dragon-horse spirit. Describe Wang Jian's extraordinary spirit.

2. Young and strong

Zhuang: Steady. Young and strong. Source: Cao Qingqiuqin's Dream of Red Mansions, the seventy-first time: "The old lady wants it. In fact, we young and strong people can't catch up with ten.

3, the tiger's back bears the waist

A tiger's back and a bear's waist is an idiom in China, pronounced as H incarnation, which means that the back is as wide as a tiger and the waist is as thick as a bear. Describe a person who is physically strong. Flying knives and arrows from Yuan Anonymous.

Step 4 be energetic

"Energetic" is an idiom pronounced "hǔ." I like lively dragons and energetic tigers. Metaphor is lively and vigorous. There is also a movie of the same name. Zhuzi Type Volume 95: "I can only see that he is as lively as a tiger, and it is more difficult to catch him."

Step 5 rejuvenate

Rejuvenation is an idiom in China, pronounced f ℉ n ℉ l ℉ f \ u n l m ℉ o Hu á n Tó ng; ; The explanation is return: reverse, return. There is also: restitution. Child: Teenager, youth, childhood. Reverse aging and restore childhood. It is often used to describe the elderly who have recovered their health or mental state when they were young and are extremely energetic. Taoism refers to abandoning old art and is also used as a eulogy.

Source: Ba Jin's Adventure Collection The Big Mirror: "Others say that I am rejuvenated, and I fully accept it, and even further fantasize about my rejuvenation."

4. What are the words that describe health? The words describing health are robust, strong, bodybuilding, healthy and strong.

1, robust: Jiàn Zhuang. It means health and strength, and it can also describe wealth. For example, Li Ying's poem Sunrise in Gobi and Deer Girl says, "Look how strong her deer is."

2. Strong: Jin Shuo. Healthy and strong. Commendatory words. For example, Hu Yepin's "Light is in front of us": "Liu Xijian watched her bravely handing out leaflets, especially the activities of her broad and strong back, and unconsciously remembered:' She looks like a member of the football team at any time.' "

3, bodybuilding: jiàn měi i. It is an activity that emphasizes muscle strength and aesthetic feeling, and it is a sculpture of the body. It is completely different from traditional competitive sports. It originated in ancient Greece, and only men participated in it at first. It is beautiful for men with thick neck, developed chest muscles and thick legs.

4. Ankang: ān kāng. It refers to a healthy and safe life, such as the second scene of the Peking Opera "General Xianghe": "If it is an old general, he will forgive me, and Lin Xiangru will go to the government to ask about Ankang."

5. Strong: qiáng Zhuang. Men are usually described as physically strong. Books such as The Book of Rites, Notes on Summer Vacation, Zuo Zhuan and History of Song Dynasty all mentioned it.