Idiom of temporary residence?

Get married and start a career

ānjiālìyè

[Interpretation] Resettlement of families; Start a business. It also refers to working and living in one place for a long time.

[Discourse Right] Liang Bin's Random Talk on the Creation of Red Flag Spectrum (Preface): "So I picked up my bedding and rolled down Kanto; Digging for gold in Kanto; Accumulated some money; Come back and settle down; Prepare for revenge. "

[Pronunciation] Home; You can't pronounce jià.

[shape discrimination] stand; Can't write "force"

Settle down again and start a family.

[antonym] vagrancy without a home or a job.

[Usage] refers to young people who have lived and worked in one place for a long time. Generally used as predicate, attribute and adverbial.

(2) What are the idioms about "living"?

The idioms about "residence" are as follows:

1, settle down

Pinyin: ā n ji ā lu he

Description: an: placement; Settle down: Designate a residence. Settle down in a new place and live for a long time.

Source: Ding Ling's Du Wanxiang: "We are determined to settle down here."

2. Live and work in peace and enjoy customs

Pinyin: ān JLèsú

Description: Life is comfortable and comfortable, and customs are satisfactory.

Source: Chapter 80 of Laozi: "People are willing to eat their food, enjoy their clothes, live in peace and enjoy their customs until they die."

3. Qianbaomen Lane

Bopomofo

Explanation: the same as "one"; Tuen Mun: Chai Men; Wei Xiang: Alleys. Refers to the place where poor families live.

Source: Song "Pavilion Pair": "People in Menwei Lane can't do enough to save it, which can be described as slight."

(3) What are the words related to "housing"?

Settle down, live in Chu Ting Qin Lou, Tianfu Cave, Baiyun House, and Anchang Chu Shun Nei.

(4) Idioms describing residence

Live and work in peace.

[Interpretation]

Ann: stability; Le: love; Pleasure; Industry: occupation. Settle in a place; Engage in one's career happily; Describe social governance; Life, production and thinking are normal.

[out]

"The Biography of Zhong Changtong in the Later Han Dynasty": "Live and work in peace; Foster children and grandchildren; The world is cold; They all came back to me. "

[Pronunciation]

Music; It can't be pronounced "yuè".

[shape discrimination]

Leye county; Can't write "fallen leaves"

[near meaning]

The country is prosperous and the people live and work in peace and contentment.

be well fed and clad

[antonym]

The people's life is unbearable.

Deep water and fire-the abyss of suffering

[usage]

Neutral; With praise. It is good to describe life and work. Generally used as predicate and attribute.

[structure]

Combined type.

[Discrimination]

"An" is not used as a verb here; When used as an adjective.

5. Idioms about life.

Always peaceful: used to it; Location: live, live; Shun: Shun, as you wish. Accustomed to the days of smooth return, you should be smooth sailing.

Source: "Zhuangzi Health Master": "Be safe, don't enter."

Settlement: resettlement; Settle down: Designate a residence. Settle down in a new place and live for a long time.

Source: Chapter 4 of Guo Moruo's Zheng Chenggong: "Taiwan Province can receive two or three seasons every year. As long as we work hard for a few months, we can settle down. "

A place to live. Live and live in a certain place, or take a certain place as the foundation of business.

Source: Ming Luo Guan Zhong's Fortieth Romance of the Three Kingdoms: "I recently heard that Liu Jingsheng is critically ill, so I can take this opportunity to take Jingzhou as a place to live."

[6] Which idiom is used to describe where you live?

Always keep the old things, keep the light, live and work in peace and contentment, always keep the points, husband and wife, eat raw meat, don't know the taste of meat, and settle down.

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What are the idioms that describe "where you live"

Where to live, where to live, where to stand, where to stand, and settle down.

(8) Idioms describing a beautiful living environment.

Describe the beautiful environment-beauty of mountains, water, birds, flowers and spring.

Mountain view, water color, dark flowers, green trees and shade.

The lakes and mountains are picturesque, the moon is in the sky, and the breeze is cool.

There are so many beautiful things that one can hardly absorb them all.

2. Architectural description-carved beams and painted buildings, magnificent, antique and unique.

Rows of magnificent and extraordinary mountains and rivers, world-famous unparalleled high-rise buildings, skyscrapers with blue tiles and white walls.

Pet-name ruby idioms describing living environment

1, an idiom describing a beautiful environment:

Beautiful mountains, beautiful waters, beautiful birds, beautiful flowers and beautiful spring scenery.

Beautiful mountains and rivers, bright flowers and dark trees.

The lakes and mountains are picturesque, the moon is bright and the wind is cool.

There are so many beautiful things that one can hardly absorb them all.

2. Idioms describing architecture:

Carved beams and painted buildings are magnificent, antique and unique. The sky is row upon row, resplendent and magnificent, and the world-famous unparalleled high-rise buildings, skyscrapers and blue tiles and white walls.

3. Idioms describing the harsh living environment:

The barren land is barren and barren, surrounded by birds and flowers, and the hinterland is smoky and desolate.

The shabby one went into the wasteland, surrounded by bleak wind and rain, and it was very dark.

Storms, ice and snow, dripping into ice, freezing in the cold, smog and desolation, people are crowded.

Hungry and cold, the hinterland is filled with smoke, nothing grows, and it is barren and desolate.

Which idiom is used to describe the place where you live?

Qianguanmen Lane: Me: Same as "Thumb"; Tuen Mun: Chai Men; Wei Xiang: Alleys. Refers to the place where the poor live.

The right to release the four barbarians: four barbarians: a derogatory term used by the rulers for ethnic minorities, referring to Dongyi, Xirong, Nanman and Beidi, and generally referring to remote areas in all directions. Exiled to remote areas where non-Chinese people live.

Native: Born and raised locally. Also refers to living for generations.

Block: Su: firewood; Tired: overlapping; Block: clod. Piled firewood and overlapping clods. It is simple to describe where you live.

My view on the stranded market: stranded: stranded; Market: refers to the place where you live. It turns out that the frog in the well is limited by its own space and can only see a little sky. Now it is often used to describe narrow and shallow knowledge.

Soviet accumulation: overlapping clods and piled firewood. It is simple to describe where you live.

Under the mountain forest: used to refer to the place where hermits lived.