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First, describe people's qualities: approachable, generous, pure and clean, persevering, forgetting to eat and sleep, standing tall and unyielding in the face of danger.

Second, describe people's wisdom: expect things to be as resourceful as God and learn from each other's strengths. Today, Chinese and western experts are brilliant, outstanding, profound and brainstorming.

Third, describe the demeanor and style of the characters: charming, gentle, graceful, handsome, generous, high-spirited, dignified and radiant.

Fourth, describe the expressions and emotions of the characters: carefree happiness, happy smile, cheerful ecstatic, ecstatic overjoyed, depressed and indifferent, furious.

Describe people's eloquence: eloquence, eloquence, eloquence, eloquence, eloquence, eloquence, eloquence, eloquence, eloquence, eloquence.

6. Idioms in historical stories: look at the thatched cottage and iron pestle, look at the plum to quench your thirst, return to Zhao on all sides, offer a humble apology, serve the country faithfully, never give up, and steal the light from the wall.

Seven, describe the movements of the characters: walking, cheering, helping the old and bringing the young, dancing, talking, leaning forward and leaning back, rushing forward and rushing forward.

Describe human friendship: kindness is as heavy as a mountain, friendship is as deep as brothers, blood is thicker than water, like-minded people are in the same boat, treat each other sincerely, and share life and death.

IX. Explain the President's understanding: Step by step, accumulate over time, learn the old and know the new, diligent study can make up for the stupid bird to fly first, learning is endless, dripping water wears away the stone, making great efforts, and opening books is beneficial.

10. Idioms from fables: self-contradiction, make up the number, make the finishing point, wait for the sword, wait for the rabbit, wait for the dragon to die, mend the snake, cover your ears, and buy a coffin to return the pearl.

1 1. Describe the momentum and atmosphere of things: impeccable and sharp, resolute and deafening.

Changhong and Ma Benteng are on the ground with overwhelming momentum.

Twelve, describe the characteristics of the four seasons: cold spring, full of spring, warm spring flowers, all love Chunhua Qiushi.

The spring breeze melts the rain, the sun is like fire, the summer heat steams people, and the scorching sun and autumn wind send cool.

Autumn is crisp, autumn is crisp, it's snowy, and winter is very cold.

13. describe the bustling scene: the whole people are in full swing and the streets are full of people.

The wedding is in full swing, thriving and endless.

14. Describe beautiful scenery and things:

Beautiful, spectacular, magnificent and magnificent Yuyuqiong Building

Wonderful, icing on the cake, powder makeup, jade, holes.

15. Describe the beautiful scenery:

Splendid rivers and mountains fly to the clouds, water and sky are sparkling, lakes and mountains are beautiful.

Mountains overlap, beautiful mountains and rivers flow in vain.

Sixteen, describing flowers and trees:

A hundred flowers are blooming, green grass is flourishing, ancient trees are towering, and thousands of trees win glory.

Flowers bloom, and the flowers are colorful, pink, willow and tree-lined.

17. Describe the sun and the moon:

Rain is like a note, pouring rain, wrapped in silver, thousands of miles away, the morning light is hazy.

Clouds, breeze, bright moon, spring breeze, rain, rainstorm, lightning speed.

Eighteen, synonym idioms:

Prospering the country and rejuvenating the country, climbing mountains and mountains, leaving home, sighing.

Hearsay, abandoning the helmet and transferring troops, sweet talk, and critical eyes.

Nineteen, idioms with antonyms:

Stagger, move back and forth, move back and forth, push left and right.

Carry forward the past and forge ahead, seek the future, foster strengths and avoid weaknesses, discard the old and seek the new, and survive the fittest.

Twenty, AABB type:

Stealthy, bustling, trembling, conscientious, full of noise.

The forest is full of prevarication and hesitation, and shadows are everywhere.

Dense and sparse, day and night.

Ups and downs, ups and downs, aboveboard, furtive, vigorous

I am in a daze and obsessed with being squeezed.

Diligent, stumbling, original, all kinds of voices.

2 1.AABC type:

All creatures are aggressive, expressive and relished.

Dying, obsessed, empty, endless, dying

Looking at each other, everything is specious, and whispering is closely related.

Chattering, persuasive, unhappy, polite and personable.

Hit the iron and fly high, be proud and tireless.

The students are eager to try, and the order is more than enough.

Twenty-two, Chinese zodiac idioms:

As timid as a mouse, play the lute to a cow, kill a chicken to scare a monkey, and wait for him to be like a wolf.

A dog climbed over the wall and painted a snake to add feet, stupefied and upset.

Stealing people is afraid of being famous and pigs are afraid of being strong.

Dictionary of Idioms II

First, idioms with animal names.

Vientiane updates dander, crows, thieves, hordes, bows and snakes, stands out from the crowd and plays the lute to a cow.

Like a duck to water, birds are singing and flowers are fragrant, and donkeys are poor in skills.

He has long hair, his puppies climb over the wall, and his eyes are short-sighted. The blind man touches the elephant and draws a snake.

Second, idioms with two animal names.

Stand out from the crowd, crows, dogs, thieves, snipes and mussels compete to devour the clues of whale swallowing. Entering the dragon dragon horse elves is flying at the same time.

Longteng Hu Yue wishes Dragon Tiger Step, Longtan Tiger Snow Dragon jumps over Feng Ming and refers to the deer as a horse rabbit.

Wolf down in your heart.

Third, idioms containing human organs.

Good eyesight, low dumbfounded, no chest.

I heard and saw that my head was broken and my eyes were beautiful. I stood by and watched, and my hands were weak.

Four. Idioms with insect names: moths put out the fire, cicadas shed their shells, and mosquitoes accumulate into thunder. The moon folds up to eat whales, dragonflies, dragonflies block cars, mantises catch cicadas, and yellowbirds are behind.

Five, idioms containing a group of synonyms

Well-informed, well-informed, far-sighted, well-informed, and beat about the bush

Hard work, quick eyes, quick vitality, earth-shattering nonsense, regime change, hearsay

Idioms with a set of antonyms

After a long time, I am swaying, my eyes are crooked and my mouth is low. I'm top-heavy, with no head or tail.

Looking at the opposite direction, I hope that many a mickle makes a mickle, and all generations are equally happy * * * bitter, overqualified, and unintentionally inserted into the willow.

From this to that, it's very important to get things done.

Turn defeat into victory, and win more with less.

Seven, multi-word idioms

A journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step. A thousand troops are easy to get, but one will be hard to find.

The right time, the right place and the right people, let nature take its course. The plan for a year lies in the long drought in spring, and it is necessary to solve the problem in case of drought.

People who have no long-term worries must have near worries, such as being quiet as a virgin and moving like a rabbit; Although the sparrow is small and complete, it is even better to be the head of the chicken. If there is nothing to do, there will be teachers who will turn swords into enemies.

Idioms describing emergencies

Waiting for a thousand fires.

Nine, idioms describe the expressions of characters

I feel relaxed, staring calmly, smiling, frowning and dumbfounded.

A depressed smirk.

10. Idioms describing heroes

I am fearless, upright, and brave, and I can't live up to it.

Stay calm and save the day.

1 1. Idioms describing the beauty of spring

The spring is bright and colorful, and the spring rain is full of vitality. In spring, birds and flowers are singing, flowers and flowers are singing, and it is drizzling.

12. Idiom of "Xiang"

Think hard (think hard), think quietly (meditate), think thoroughly (think carefully), think confusedly (think wildly), think a lot (think from left to right), think absurdly (wishful thinking), think strangely (whimsical), and think again (think desperately).

Thirteen. Idiom of "Duo"

There are many audiences (full), many guests (weddings), many people (shoulder to shoulder) and many talents (talented people).

There are many military forces (thousands of troops and horses), many things (thousands of forests), many colors (colorful) and many kinds (thousands of differences)

There are many difficulties (hardships), many words (endless), many books (extensive reading), and many knowledge (well-informed)

There are many changes (ever-changing), many walks (wandering around), many colors (colorful) and many patterns (all kinds)

14. Idioms synonymous with "Kan"

Be well informed and afraid, observe words and observe colors, take in everything in a glance, be far-sighted, sit in a well and watch the sky, attracting worldwide attention.

Look at the leopard in the pipe.

15. Idioms with the word "dragon"

Full of energy, dragon and horse spirit, dragon and tiger leap, dragon and tiger step, finishing touch, dragon and tiger cave, Feng Ming, Yue Long, traffic.

16. Idioms in fables

The snipe and the clam fought for the boat and the sword. Peng Cheng, Wan Li and other rabbits hide their ears and steal bells to make up for the alarming birds.

Idioms derived from historical stories

Step by step sneak into Chen Cang, act according to the map, form a snow team, and make a fool of yourself.

18. Idioms with the same initials and finals

This is a miracle, and there are countless painful experiences. There are people out there who can't stop and can't stand it. This is unheard of.

19. Idioms with bird names

Cheer and Silence Pengcheng Wan Li Kill Two Birds with One Stone. Cranes have goose skins and beautiful faces. Sparrows stand out in the crowd. Although small, mantis catches cicada, yellowbird is behind.

Twenty, idioms solitaire (beginning with the word "no")

I am not ashamed to ask questions to the blind until I succeed. The beauty of adulthood is too good to take back. It's destiny takes a hand, the time bomb is out of food. There is no other chance to get into the wood. Three minutes is a competition between power and interests, and I am very complacent.

Twenty-one, the most idioms

(A day in Sanqiu) The shortest season. The waterfall with the biggest drop. The most expensive reward.

The most profitable business. Biggest hand. The meanest person.

The longest foot. The fastest horse. The cleanest place.

The most wasteful behavior. The cheapest thing (worthless). The most courageous person.

The most dangerous time. The narrowest road. The fastest reading.

The farthest place (the ends of the earth). Cooking without rice is the hardest. The tallest man.

The perfect thing. The most serious disease. The fastest speed.

(Thunderbolt) The most abnormal weather. The longest day. The longest stick.

The biggest mouth. The longest leg. The tallest man.

The smallest person (as light as a feather). The sharpest needle. The heaviest words.

The most precious words. The widest view. The biggest action.

Maximum capacity (all inclusive). The biggest difference. The biggest change (upside down).

Cooking without rice is the hardest. The fastest speed. The most abundant resource.

(A day in Sanqiu) The shortest season. The longest day. The biggest place (boundless).

Twenty-two, antonym idioms

Love money like life-spend money like water with one voice-put down different opinions-if it's ours, throw it away.

Give up halfway-perseverance, meticulousness-carelessness, make the past serve the present-sit on a well and watch the sky

Hyperopia-Myopia and Silence-Silence

23. Synonym idioms

Hundreds of shots-hundreds of steps to wear Yang; Quick success-eager for success; Don't seek a solution-swallow dates.

Daydreaming-wishful thinking; Bustling-bustling; Make the past serve the present-Bo Gu knows the present.

Stagger-supporting the west in the east; Not a penny-penniless.

Say the relevant words according to the title of the book.

In Romance of the Three Kingdoms, the straw boat borrowed an arrow to cross the five customs, and the six generals were willing to fight, one was willing to pay, and the defeat was defeated.

A Dream of Red Mansions: Grandma Liu enters the Grand View Garden and Daiyu buries flowers.

The Journey to the West went to the west to learn from Pig Bajie, and made a scene in Gaolaozhuang and Monkey King Thrice Defeats the Skeleton Demon.

"Water Margin" forced Liangshan; Lin Chongbang floods; Grab the birth class; Wu Song fights tigers, and Wu Dalang sells sesame cakes; Three bowls can't pass Jingyanggang.

Twenty-five, three-character proverbs

(chameleon) unstable. People have it both ways. (Smiling tiger) A smiling face, a double-faced person.

A bully who dominates one side. Miser, miser.

(Pug) A submissive person. A person who has been beaten for others.

A frog in a well is an ignorant person with little knowledge. People who do their best to benefit the people.

(Maxima) A man with both talent and great achievements. (paper tiger) is a metaphor for someone who is strong outside but weak inside.

26. Give animals a home.

Pig pen nest snake hole Longtan tiger hole rabbit nest cowshed henhouse stable ant nest dog kennel

Twenty-seven, digital idioms

Echoing each other should kill two birds with one stone and plummet. Exactly the same. One violence and ten cold are thousands of miles a day.

One hundred and fifty-one thoughts, two sides, three knives, three long and two short, three transgressions, five times, three two, three heads, six arms and three thoughts.

In a few words, it is fragmented, extending in all directions, smooth, colorful and changeable.

Colorful, six heads, seven legs, seven legs, seven legs, seven legs, seven legs, nine legs, nine legs, nine legs, five legs, nine legs, five legs, nine legs, five legs, five legs, five legs, five legs, five legs-all kinds of ways, one thousand mistakes. Qianshan is infallible and dedicated to his life.

28. Idioms describing friendship: heart-to-heart, heart-to-heart, brotherhood, honor and disgrace * * * honor and disgrace * * * Remarks: heart-to-heart, mutual vows, mutual assistance and intimacy.

29. Idioms describing flowers: colorful spring flowers, birds singing, flowers blooming, colorful flowers, red willows and green flowers, icing on the cake, fire trees and silver flowers yesterday, yellow flowers, spring flowers, autumn moon, outdated yellow flowers and blooming flowers.

30. Idioms describing mountains: beautiful mountains and rivers, beautiful mountains and rivers, overflowing mountains and rivers, flaming mountains and rivers, shocking mountains and steep cliffs, majestic peaks and picturesque mountains and rivers.

3 1. Idioms describing colors

Colorful, colorful, colorful, colorful, colorful, green, green and green mountains.

32. Idioms expressing rarity

Very rare. Niu Yi's hair is unique. This is unprecedented. Very rare. If the morning star lacks it, it is unprecedented. Only a handful. Cycas 3322 has few flowers. This is a drop in the ocean.

33. Idioms describing busyness and prosperity

The traffic is endless, and the world is crowded with people.

There is an endless stream of people, and the streets are crowded with people, shouting horses and screaming.

34. Describe various idioms

All-inclusive, dazzling, beautiful, dazzling, endless, all-inclusive, colorful

All kinds of dazzling, everything, everywhere.

Countless, more than enough, the more the better, a dime a dozen, too numerous to mention.

35. Idioms with the word "cloud"

Beyond the clouds, the top gun is changing, the clouds are surging, the clouds are flowing, and the clouds are gone.

The clouds cover the sun, and the lonely clouds and wild cranes embrace the moon.

36. Idioms with the word "rain"

Rivers of blood, pouring rain. It is raining cats and dogs. Through thick and thin.

Breeze and drizzle, storm all over the city, heavy rain, spring breeze, heavy rain, oblique wind and drizzle

37. Idioms with the word "water"

The current is swift as a mirror, and mountains and rivers flow. The front mountain is full of water and stones, and there is no trace of dripping water.

38. Idioms about description

Kan Kan, outspoken, unscrupulous, insincere and mysterious, talks about endless gossip.

Hypocrisy, insincerity, innuendo, chatter, slowness, ambiguity, nagging and self-defense.

Speak eloquently, speak brazenly, speak beautifully and answer vividly.

Idioms describing a person's appearance or posture.

The moon is closed and the flowers are ashamed, the fish sink and the geese fall, and the hibiscus is as beautiful as a crown jade.

He has a beautiful face, a beautiful face, kindness, kindness. He showed his teeth and claws and pulled a long face.

Graceful, elegant, gentle, old-fashioned, crouching, as beautiful as flowers and pure as jade, radiant and ugly.

Tall, thin, potbellied, sallow and emaciated.

Idioms that describe people's language

Eloquence, fluent answer, Kan Kan and talk, Kan Kan and talk, Kan Kan and talk.

Idioms describing people's psychological activities

Nervous, neurotic, upset, flustered, anxious

42. Idioms to describe pride

Self-centered, self-righteous, arrogant, self-righteous, so I am the only one.

Pride, complacency, complacency, conceit, arrogance

43. Idioms to describe modesty

Be neither arrogant nor impetuous, be neither arrogant nor impetuous if you don't succeed, be all ears, have no distractions, speak and act.

44. Idioms describing learning

There is no end to learning, the real material is never tired, the real learning is never tired, the hard learning is never tired, the sleepless nights are forgotten, and the time is not delayed.

Stupid birds fly to smell chickens, dance for self-improvement, not to be outdone, go all out to strive for the upper reaches and cut through thorns.

45. Idioms describing characters' qualities

Desperate and selfless, strong and unyielding, loyal and unyielding.

Awesome and unyielding, giving up one's life and forgetting one's death, treating bravery with heart, self-denial, being meticulous and indifferent to courtesy and righteousness.

Immortal, open-minded, generous, conscience, shameless, greedy, shameless.

46. Idioms that describe people's expressions

Cheerful, high-spirited, cocky, flustered, careless, depressed, depressed, sad, frightened to disgrace, aboveboard.

47. Idioms with exaggerated elements

Angry and rushing to the crown, a thousand miles a day, a word, a hundred times a day, Sanqiu's success, a close call.

There are countless barren places, and it is difficult to move even if you are bold.

48. Idioms with figurative elements

The audience is like a cloud, spending money like water, irrefutable evidence like a mountain, loving money like a mountain, and being as stable as Mount Tai.

As thin as bone, as cold as ice, as tight as whistle, as big as smoke, as good as forest.

Find it yourself.