Four-word idioms describing raw material warehouse

1. What kind of goods are stored in the warehouse of the factory? The four characters are neat and piled up like mountains.

zhīng zhīng qíqí】

in good condition

The names are neat.

Pinyin zh and ng zhīng zhīng qíqí

Explain how to keep clean and orderly.

Shi Ming Naian's "Water Margin" is quoted for the fourth time: "The elders choose a beautiful day, teach the bells and drums to ring, and everyone gathers in the Dharma Hall. Five or six hundred monks, all wearing cassocks, crossed their hands under the throne as gifts and were divided into two classes. "

Please arrange your seat neatly.

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pile up like a mountain

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Pile up like a mountain Describe a lot.

Chinese name

pile up like a mountain

use

As a predicate or attribute

Secai

neutral

structure

Supplementary type

Basic information

Category quantity category

Annotations pile up like mountains. Describe a lot.

Synonyms are numerous, endless and ubiquitous.

There are few antonyms, such as Morning Star, only a few, and nine Niu Yi hairs are rare.

Classified words and idioms

ancient times

Examples of idioms

source

Song Meng's Tokyo Dream: "Every winter month, the countryside is full of millet stalks, ox carts are crowded on the road, and the rear of the car is in the title. Tens of millions of cars are constantly flowing and the venues are piled up like mountains. "

example

Feng Ming Menglong's History of the Eastern Zhou Dynasty 98: "Armor equipment is piled up like a mountain; The trench in the camp is called Qin. "

Yao's Li Zicheng, Volume II, Chapter 51: "The food in the Axe King's barn is rotten to eat."

2. There are four-word idioms of stew ingredients in idioms: oil, salt, sauce and vinegar.

yóu yán Jiàng CHO

Explain ① refers to cooking condiments in general. Metaphor is another additional content that didn't exist before. (2) refers to trivial and vulgar.

The source of Qing Wu Ren Jian's "The Unfamiliar Status Quo Seen in Twenty Years" is the 32nd time: "Jingyi wrote to Hongfu about A Liang, and always added some oil, salt, sauce and vinegar to the letter."

Structural joint idioms

Used as subject, object and attribute; Refers to the necessities of life

Synonym daily necessities

For example, I think that among women, if they know some writing and ink, they will become elegant; Not beautiful, it has its own elegance, and it doesn't matter what it is expected. ◎ The first rain flower in the sky

A four-word idiom describes fertile soil and water as fertile.

Of fertile land or fertile areas.

Source: Han Jiayi's On Qin: "I cut the fertile land in the east and thought it was Guilin and Xiang Jun." Jiangnan water town has been an ancient water town since ancient times, and now it has become more prosperous and rich.

The treasure house of nature-a land of abundance

Tianfu: natural warehouse; Country: region. Originally, it refers to areas with fertile land and rich products. After referring to Sichuan.

Source: "The Warring States Policy Qin Ce I": "The land is fertile, the people are rich, the chariots are multiplied, and millions of heroes struggle hard. The fertile land is thousands of miles away and the terrain is convenient. This is called Tianfu and a country in the world. " Yizhou is in danger, fertile land is thousands of miles away, and Gaozu is the emperor because of it. Ming Luo Guanzhong's Romance of the Three Kingdoms: Chapter 38.

Thousands of miles of fertile land-endless fertile soil

Describe the fertile land is extremely vast. -Idioms describing fertility

Source: "History of Liangchuan in Zhang Han": "Fu Guanzhong has a grain seal on the left, and a long Shu on the right, and a fertile field is thousands of miles away." Land of abundance.

4. What are the four-word idioms that describe how to do things skillfully? They are convenient, dexterous and skilled.

1, convenient

Explain: get: get, think; Answer: Reaction and cooperation. What's on your mind, your hands can do. Metaphor is skilled or not very smooth.

Said by: Feng Yunqing, who entered the national debt market with 70,000 yuan or 80,000 yuan in cash. After half a year, he finally got used to it and had different interests. Mao Dun's Midnight

Grammar: linkage; As object, attribute and adverbial; Used for various skills.

Synonyms Practice makes perfect, you are familiar with your partner, you are good at solving cows, you are free to do whatever you want, you are familiar with the road, you are free and easy, you are invincible, you are free to operate, you are watching with your hands, you feel at home, you can do whatever you can, you are free and easy, and you are free and easy.

The antonym is in the way, helpless, helpless, riding a tiger is difficult, counterproductive, helpless, helpless, helpless, helpless, helpless, helpless, unable to pull away, in a dilemma, helpless.

2, handy

Description: The blade runs in the gap between joints and has operation space. Metaphor is skilled in work, practical experience, and no trouble in solving problems.

Said by: In the past, they had to set up factories and issue bonds. They actually withstood two sinister storms. Now they are wholeheartedly committed to bonds and naturally feel comfortable. Mao Dun's Midnight 17

Grammar: subject-predicate type; As predicate and object; Have positive significance.

Synonym practice makes people perfect, competent, happy, calm, easy to handle, handy, sophisticated, battle-hardened, comfortable, comfortable, knowledgeable, knowledgeable, arrogant, responsive and lucky.

The antonyms are fear, incompetence, ambition, clumsiness, helplessness, lack of resources, glance around, exhaustion, ignorance, intelligence, helplessness and reluctance.

3. Practice makes perfect

Interpretation: Skillfulness can produce ingenious methods and good methods.

Said by: Li Ruzhen, a scholar in the Qing Dynasty, wrote the 30th poem "The Edge of Flowers in a Mirror": "Tang Ao said,' It goes without saying. As the saying goes, practice makes perfect. "

Example: If you want to master technology, only by studying hard and practicing can practice make perfect.

Grammar: subject-predicate type; As subject and predicate; Have positive significance.

Synonyms are skilled, familiar, handy, battle-hardened, proficient, diligent, able to catch up with leaks, and the pen is like a god.

The antonym is to become a monk halfway, get involved in it and give up halfway.

4. handy

Explain: get: get, think; Answer: Reaction and cooperation. What's on your mind, your hands can do. Metaphor is skilled or not very smooth.

Said by: Feng Yunqing, who entered the national debt market with 70,000 yuan or 80,000 yuan in cash. After half a year, he finally got used to it and had different interests. Mao Dun's Midnight

Grammar: linkage; As object, attribute and adverbial; Used for various skills.

Synonyms Practice makes perfect, you are familiar with your partner, you are good at solving cows, you are free to do whatever you want, you are familiar with the road, you are free and easy, you are invincible, you are free to operate, you are watching with your hands, you feel at home, you can do whatever you can, you are free and easy, and you are free and easy.

The antonym is in the way, helpless, helpless, riding a tiger is difficult, counterproductive, helpless, helpless, helpless, helpless, helpless, helpless, unable to pull away, in a dilemma, helpless.

5, skilled in solving cattle

Commentary: Kenting: a kitchen worker; Solution: dismemberment and segmentation. Metaphor after repeated practice, grasp the objective laws of things, do things with ease and use them freely.

From: Zhuangzi's "Zhuangzi Health Master" in the Warring States Period: "I know how to solve the problem that a cow is a man of literature and wealth. My hand touched it, my shoulder rested on it, my foot walked on it, my knee clung to it, and my knife suddenly made a sound, all of which were alto. "

There was a chef named Ding who slaughtered cows for the king. No matter where his hands touch, where his shoulders rest, where his feet step and where his knees stand, he will make a sound of separation of flesh and blood, and it will be louder when the knife goes in. All these sounds are not against the rhythm. It is in tune with the dance rhythm accompanied by Sang Lin and Jing Shou.

Grammar: subject-predicate type; As objects and attributes; It has a positive meaning and is usually used with "easy"

Synonyms are balanced and convenient, just like armbands.

The antonym is overwhelmed and stretched.

5. What are the four-word idioms to describe things that sell well? Zh is unique. Dushuri zh is in short supply. Gê ng bú y and ng qi ú are as unique as the original. The beautiful names of Dú y and wúr are well known. K ǒ u ji ē b ē is world-famous, and míng shēng zài wài is world-famous. Sh ē ng mí ng yu ǒ n y ǒ ng, good quality and low price, wǖmíI JiàLián, pleasing to the eye, sh ǒ ng x ǒ n yu m ǒ, delicious, delicious. uāng yǐc）I（y）t（I）t（I）t（I）t（I）t）t（I）t（I）t）t（I）t）t（I）t（I）t 65

To calculate the fingers of the handle, first bend the thumb to indicate the first one. Refers to the first place.

Extend to the best. Synonyms stand out from the crowd.

2. Unique dúshy zhì: It means to set up a single flag. Metaphor is different and unique.

Yuan Mei's Poems with the Garden in the Qing Dynasty (Volume VI): "European students learn Korean, but their compositions are not like Korean, so the eight schools are unique." The preface to the second episode of Lu Xun's Street Pavilion Essays: "At this time, anyone who wants to be unique always hates vulgarity."

3. Demand exceeds supply: As the name implies, demand exceeds supply. Describe something that is in great demand but in short supply.

From Selected Works of Mao Dun in Changchun Nanguan: "Now we have accepted orders from six units in the south, producing one or two tons a day, which is in short supply." If it's fake, I'll change it for you: if it's fake, it's mainly used as the propaganda slogan of the store, and it will be quoted elsewhere, meaning "it must be true"

5. Unique Dú y and wúr: Nothing is the same or comparable. Synonyms are incomparable, unique, incomparable and incomparable.

6. The beautiful name is mílún míHuàn: wheel: tall; Yes: a lot. Describe a tall and gorgeous house.

As we all know, this means that everyone's mouth is a living monument. A metaphor for the unanimous praise of outstanding good people and deeds.

From (Song Shi Puji's "Wu Guang Hui Yuan Volume 17 Linjizong Nanyue Xiaxi Baofengwen Zen Master Fasi Taiping Zen Master") 8. The famous míng shēng zài wài: reputation: reputation. Refers to a person's reputation, and his reputation spreads abroad and is known to all.

The description has a great reputation and spread to other places. 9. The famous Sh ē ng mí sh ē ng mí ng yu ? n yá ng:10+00. Good quality and low price: it means cheap things, good quality and low price.

Chu Qing Wu Ren Jian's Strange Things in Recent Ten Years says in the tenth time: "A friend from Suzhou wrote to print a book. I've heard a lot about your good quality and low price, so I'm here for advice. "

1 1. Afraid of eyes: it means to be happy to see the beautiful scenery. The nineteenth time in the strange land of ten years: "Sure enough, the lakes and mountains are pleasing to the eye."

Lu Xun's "A New Story: Picking Wei": "When they walked to the foot of the mountain, they saw fresh leaves, golden land and some red and white flowers in weeds. It's really pleasing to the eye. " 12. Delicate and delicious. Xiùsèkān: Describe beauty as abnormal.