Boasting turtle idioms?

① Idioms describing Journey to the West

2. In the sky (xǐ bù zì shèng): Sheng: Can endure. I like it so much that I can't help myself. Describe very happy. (The first time: I was in heaven, the stone monkey, hurried out and went out ...)

3.yáo shēn yī biàn: In ancient fairy tales, people with magical powers can change their original appearance with magic. Now it is used to describe people who are immoral and suddenly changed. (the seventh time: he became a man with three heads and six arms; Turn the best stick into three ...)

4. Eyes with golden eyes (hu ǒ y ǒ n j ī n j ī ng): originally refers to the eyes that can identify monsters in the Monkey King, The Journey to the West. Later, it was used to describe people's sharp eyes and strong ability to distinguish truth from falsehood. Chapter 98: the Monkey King's eyes are sharp, and he already knows that he is receiving Buddha ...

5.Hun f ē i pò sà n: I was so scared that my soul flew out of my body. Describe panic and extreme fear. The third time: the old dragon king was frightened, and the little dragon was scared out of his wits; Turtles shrink their necks, while fish, shrimps and crabs hide their heads. )

6.Dò dò ng Shā n yá o: When the earthquake happened, the earth shook and the mountains and rivers swayed. It also describes a huge momentum or fierce struggle. The fourth time: this fight was really shocking and it was easy to be killed. )

7. Cheer up (dǒu sǒu jρng shén): Cheer up. (the twentieth time: at this time, the pig's head is full of energy and the monster is defeated. )

8. Be frightened (dnnnxnn Wu): Fight: tremble through the quiver. Describe being very scared. The third time: the old dragon king was frightened, and the little dragon was scared out of his wits; Turtles shrink their necks, while fish, shrimps and crabs hide their heads. )

9. Sunlight (gu ā guāng tiān huà rì): Guangtian: the biggest day, broad daylight; Sunflower: the sun where everything grows. Originally described as peace and prosperity. After this metaphor, everyone can see it clearly. (The third time: Sure enough, there is one city, six streets and three cities, with thousands of families coming and going, and people in broad daylight. )

10. Be dead set (sǐ xīn tā dì): It means that you are dead and don't want to make any other plans. Later, I often describe making up my mind and never changing. (The fourteenth time: the monkey is dead set and full of energy ...)

Idioms, proverbs and proverbs about dragons

On February 2nd, the dragon looked up.

Longyou shoal was played by shrimp, and the tiger fell to Pingyang and was bullied by dogs.

To catch a dragon, you have to go into the sea, and to fight a tiger, you have to go up the mountain.

Eat like a dragon and work like a bug.

Without clouds, fish cannot live without water.

Battle of Dragon and Tiger, Tortoise Disaster.

Dr. Gan Long Feng Dan Long 'e.

The dragon never leaves the sea, and the tiger never leaves the mountain.

Dragon fights tiger, little roe suffers.

Dragon fighting fish. .

③ Look at the pictures and guess idioms: What are the idioms composed of turtles?

Idiom: Prove that a tortoise has become a tortoise.

Pinyin: zhèng guchéng bi

Interpretation: Describe a tortoise as a tortoise. Metaphor deliberately distorts and reverses right and wrong.

Source: Su Shi's "Dongpo Zhilin Jia Wu Can't Walk" in the Song Dynasty: "Emperor Wu of Jin wants to marry the prince. Wei Guan said,' Jia has five things: green, black, short, jealous and childless.' Praised by ministers, but ruined by gold. ..... Slang is called' Prove that a turtle becomes a turtle', which is not surprising. From this perspective, when the cloud' proves that the turtle is a snake'. "

Usage: as predicate and attribute; Refers to deliberate distortion.

④ There are altogether 100 idioms in The Journey to the West.

1, with three heads and six arms

Description: Three heads and six arms. Originally Buddhist, it refers to the Buddha's method. After metaphor magical ability.

Source: (the seventh time: he became a man with three heads and six arms; Turn the best stick into three ...)

2. In heaven

Explanation: victory: forbearance. I like it so much that I can't help myself. Describe very happy.

Source: (the first time: in heaven, the stone monkey quickly quit and went outside ...)

Step 3 change yourself

Explanation: In ancient fairy tales, people with magic can change their original appearance by shaking their bodies with magic. Now it is used to describe people who are immoral and suddenly changed.

Source: (the seventh time: he became a man with three heads and six arms; Turn the best stick into three ...)

4. Critical (hu ǒ y m: NJ and NJ and NG)

Explanation: It originally refers to the eyes of the Monkey King who can identify monsters in The Journey to the West. Later, it was used to describe people's sharp eyes and strong ability to distinguish truth from falsehood.

Origin: (Chapter 98: Qi Tian has a keen eye and has long recognized that he is receiving Buddha ...)

5, the soul is gone

Explanation: I was scared out of my wits. Describe panic and extreme fear.

Source: (the third time: the old dragon king was frightened and the little dragon was dumbfounded; Turtles shrink their necks, while fish, shrimps and crabs hide their heads. )

6. The earth shakes.

Explanation: When the earthquake happened, the earth trembled and the mountains and rivers shook. It also describes a huge momentum or fierce struggle.

Source: Song Ouyang Xiu's "Ouyang Wenzhong's Public Collection, Recitation Collection, On the Initial Form of Repairing the River": "Fear of earthquake, disaster." The sixth lesson of Chinese in the fifth grade of primary school, the dream is round and flying, rising in the roar of the earth shaking.

Step 7 cheer up

Explanation: Cheer up.

Source: Songshi Daoyuan "Jingde Dengchuan Record Hangzhou Guangqing Temple Meets a Zen Master": (Monk) Q:' What does it mean to swallow everything and learn Tao?' The teacher said, "Be full of energy." "

For example: flying ~, beating Lu Bu. Even more than 50, regardless of the outcome. ◎ Ming Luo Guanzhong's Romance of the Three Kingdoms for the fifth time.

8. fear (d m: n zhà n x and n j and ng)

Explanation: war: through "trembling" and trembling. Describe being very scared.

Source: Yuan Anonymous's "Peach Blossom" is the third fold: "I can't help but be scared and fade away with a smiling face."

Example: Seeing what he said, Sanzang was embarrassed to step forward. ◎ Ming, Wu Chengen and Journey to the West, the thirteenth time.

Grammar: combination; As predicate and adverbial; Describe being very scared

9. In broad daylight (gu ā gu ā guāng tiān huà rì)

Interpretation: Clear sky: Clear sky Wan Li. Turning Japan into the sky is to rule Japan. Originally, it meant peace and prosperity. Also refers to daytime, broad daylight. It is a metaphor for an occasion where everyone can see clearly. Also known as "turning the sun into the sky".

Source: Cao Qingxue Qin's Dream of Red Mansions, Episode 2: He is cruel and evil, and he can't overflow in broad daylight.

10, be dead set (s ǐ x and n t ā di)

Explanation: the original intention is that you are dead and don't make other plans. Later, I often describe making up my mind and never changing.

Source: Yuan Anonymous's "Yuanyang Bei" is the fourth fold: "Today, Liu Weifu is a thief in Luoyang City, and you will not give up until you pay it back."

The idiot jumped up, chattered and shouldered the burden, so he had to follow. ◎ Ming, Wu Chengen and Journey to the West, the twentieth time.

Grammar: combination; As predicate and adverbial; derogatory sense

⑤ Look at the picture and guess the components of the idiom turtle.

Look at the picture and guess the tortoise composition of copy language-prove that the tortoise is a tortoise.

Deliberately distort and confuse right and wrong

spell

zhang

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the Chen Dynasty

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explain

Call the tortoise a tortoise. Metaphor deliberately distorts and reverses right and wrong.

source

Song Sushi's "Dongpo Zhi Lin Jia Zhiwu can't do it": "Emperor Wu of Jin wants to marry the prince. Wei Guan said,' Jia has five things: green, black, short, jealous and childless.' Praised by ministers, but ruined by gold. ..... Slang is called' Prove that a turtle becomes a turtle', which is not surprising. From this perspective, when the cloud' proves that the turtle is a snake'. ……"

structure

Verb object

use

As predicate and attribute; Refers to deliberate distortion

6. What are the idioms at the beginning of hair?

1, spell strength:

Pronunciation: fāfèn túQiang

Express meaning: it means making up your mind and working hard. In general, it is common with "striving for the upper reaches".

Source: People's Daily 1959.9.3 "Hard work and self-reliance certainly play an extremely important role in changing the poverty and backwardness of backward teams."

2. Give orders:

Pronunciation: l ì n ì Ryan ì

Express meaning: to give orders and give instructions.

Source: From "Huainan Ziben Jing Xun" "Under the command, the world moves with the wind." After giving orders and instructions, everyone in the world will follow them. )

3, thought-provoking:

Pronunciation: xǐnɡ

Express meaning: it means to inspire people to think deeply and wake up.

Source: From the Tang Dynasty poet Du Fu's poem "Youlong Menfengxian Temple", "Feeling the morning bell, thought-provoking." I was about to wake up when I suddenly heard the morning bell. I was shocked by it and had a profound warning, like an epiphany of a Zen master. )

4, raccoon hair house:

Pronunciation: fāw qiúlí

Express meaning: it is to tear down the house to catch civet cats, which is a metaphor for losing big because of small.

Source: From "Huainanzi said the mountain training", "Rotten ponds seek turtles, raccoons build houses." Destroy the pond to catch turtles, tear down the house to catch civet cats. )

5, carry forward:

Pronunciation: fā yáng guāng dà

Express meaning: the basic meaning is to carry forward good style and tradition.

Source: Yi Jingkun, "Kun is thick, virtuous and boundless, bright and salty." The earth is deep and inclusive, and the merits are boundless. It contains the functions of virtue, brightness and sublimity, so that everything can grow smoothly. )

⑦ The Journey to the West's Complete Collection of Four-character Idioms

1. Three heads and six arms: three heads and six arms. Originally Buddhist, it refers to the Buddha's method. After metaphor magical ability. (the seventh time: he became a man with three heads and six arms; Turn the best stick into three ...) 2. Ying Tian: Sheng: Can endure. I like it so much that I can't help myself. Describe very happy. (The first time: I was in heaven, the stone monkey hurried out and walked away ...) 3. Change myself (yáo shēn yī biàn): In ancient fairy tales, people with magic can change their original appearance with magic. Now it is used to describe people who are immoral and suddenly changed. (the seventh time: he became a man with three heads and six arms; Turn the wishful stick into three pieces ...) 4. Eye of fire (Hu ǒǒ n j ǒ n j ǒ ng): It originally refers to the eyes of the Monkey King in The Journey to the West that can recognize monsters. Later, it was used to describe people's sharp eyes and strong ability to distinguish truth from falsehood. (Back to 98: the Monkey King's eyes are so sharp that he already knows that he is attracting Buddha ...) 5. Hun Fē i pò à n: I was so scared that my soul flew out of my body. Describe panic and extreme fear. The third time: the old dragon king was frightened, and the little dragon was scared out of his wits; Turtles shrink their necks, while fish, shrimps and crabs hide their heads. 6.Diò ng Shā n yá o: When the earthquake happened, the earth shook and the mountains and rivers swayed. It also describes a huge momentum or fierce struggle. The fourth time: this fight was really shocking and it was easy to be killed. 7. Cheer up (dǒu sǒu jρng shén): Cheer up. (the twentieth time: at this time, the pig's head is full of energy and the monster is defeated. 8. tremble with fear (dnzhà n x njning): fight: pass the "quiver" and tremble. Describe being very scared. The third time: the old dragon king was frightened, and the little dragon was scared out of his wits; Turtles shrink their necks, while fish, shrimps and crabs hide their heads. 9. Sunlight (gu ā guāng tiān huà rì): Guangtian: the biggest day, broad daylight; Sunflower: the sun where everything grows. Originally described as peace and prosperity. After this metaphor, everyone can see it clearly. (The third time: Sure enough, there is one city, six streets and three cities, with thousands of families coming and going, and people in broad daylight. ) 10. Be dead set (sǐ xīn tā dì): It originally meant to be dead set, not to leave. Later, I often describe making up my mind and never changing.

The tortoise bumped into an idiom.

Certificate turtles are copied into turtles

Problem solving process

The tortoise on the left is certified as a tortoise, so the answer is to prove that the tortoise is a tortoise.

Idiom explanation: Say the tortoise is a turtle. Metaphor deliberately distorts and reverses right and wrong.

The origin of idioms: Song Sushi's "Don't Do Five Things to Support Linjia in Dongpo": "Emperor Wu of Jin wants to marry a prince. Wei Guan said,' Jia has five things: green, black, short, jealous and childless.' Praised by ministers, but ruined by gold. ..... Slang is called' Prove that a turtle becomes a turtle', which is not surprising. From this perspective, when the cloud' proves that the turtle is a snake'. ……"

(8) Praise turtle idioms for extended reading.

Traditional idiom: Prove that a tortoise has become a tortoise.

Simple spelling of idioms: ZGCB

ㄓㄥㄡㄨㄟㄔㄥㄅㄝ. Idiom phonetic notation

Degree of common use: uncommon idioms

Idiom words: four-character idioms

Feeling * * * color: derogatory idioms

Usage of idioms: Prove that a tortoise has become a tortoise as predicate and attribute; Refers to deliberate distortion.

Idiom structure: verb-object idiom

Idiom era: ancient idioms

Synonym: A deer is a horse.

Antonym: seeking truth from facts

Pet-name ruby idioms, proverbs and famous sayings about dragons.

Proverbs; Dragons are afraid of local strongmen.

Dragons are raining everywhere.

When dragons make love, they are not in the pool.

Duo Long version to think about it, many people think about it.

It doesn't rain when the dragon dies; It doesn't work when people are dead.

If the dragon dies, the people will be in chaos.

Dragon begets dragon, tiger begets tiger.

Dragon begets dragon, phoenix begets phoenix, mice are born to make holes, and sparrows have children to drill tiles.

● Dragons are not afraid of water depth, and tigers are not afraid of mountain heights (Miao nationality)

● The mountain is not high, and the fairy is named; The water is not deep, and the dragon is the spirit.

Famous saying: Longxing is full of gas, and he has heard a word. At the beginning of chaos, suspicion is the beginning of wildness. -Yan Yin Chao

Blue eyes are oblique and warbler lips are old. Jinlong leaks, Yujing knocks on the ice early. -Lu Guimeng

The mountain is not high, and the fairy is not famous. If the water is not deep, the dragon has spirituality.