What are the four-character idioms with soldiers and actions?

1. Are there any idioms with the word "soldier"?

The defeated army collapsed like a landslide.

Don't send troops to threaten friendly countries

Win without confrontation or fierce fighting.

Win without fighting.

Win without fighting.

Take a bloodless weapon-win a military victory without shedding a drop of blood/firing a shot

Confuse the enemy with the appearance of victory in battle.

War refuses to cheat.

Subordinates don't obey orders from superiors.

The whole world is at peace.

During the Spring and Autumn Period, Qi Huangong made friends with the vassal states many times. During the Tongzhi period, Qi had an army for four times, and you were a "personnel of personnel carriers".

Go to war without a good reason-act without a good reason.

The soldiers fell to the ground.

Have a large number of generals and soldiers-have a strong military force.

Too many troops will often lose the battle, because soldiers will lose something and die.

Social unrest in the war

War-damaged

Common prosperity of the three armed forces

Tragic casualties

war

Speed is of paramount importance in war.

The use of military force is to deter the enemy with its own victory.

The turmoil and chaos of war

A scene of social unrest during the war.

Arrogant.

Have a well-trained army and sufficient materials.

Take appropriate measures according to the needs of the situation.

Tite for tat, depending on the situation, adopt a flexible approach.

Respond flexibly according to the specific situation

The soldiers were tired and the generals were proud.

Constant war and endless pain

Constant war and endless pain-ravaged by a series of wars

After years of war, the disaster continues.

The enemy has Enemy at the Gates.

Need preparation before action

Food and grass first, army and horses first-appropriate materials should be prepared before the operation begins; It is very important to make full preparations in advance.

War, disaster

The soldiers felt tired and depressed.

military strength

2. What are the idioms related to soldiers? The word "soldier without blood" is a weapon; Blade: The sharp part of a sword, etc. There was no blood on the weapon. Describe winning without fighting.

Give soldiers enough food: food; Soldier: Weapons. Adequate food and equipment maintenance.

Soldiers of Justice: Army. Carry out charity and justice and fight against the evil army. With the "teacher of righteousness".

Short soldiers fighting short soldiers: short weapons such as swords; Fo: engaged. Refers to close combat. Metaphor is a fierce struggle face to face.

Soldiers: use soldiers; Line: use; Trick: fraud; Tao: Method. You can use strange and deceptive tactics in battle.

During the Spring and Autumn Period, they fought for the hegemony of the world and formed alliances with governors for many times, four of which were in the Qing Dynasty, when Qi led troops to go out to war, which was called "Tunhui" at that time.

According to the soldiers, the troops stopped marching. A: Armor refers to weapons and equipment. Tell the soldiers to stop and tie their armor. Refers to disarmament, truce and surrender.

There will be many soldiers. Describe the large number of military personnel and strong strength.

Armored soldiers: wear; Soldier: Weapons. Wearing armor and carrying weapons. Prepare for battle.

The failure of a large number of soldiers means that the army with too many ranks will often suffer defeat, because the soldiers will have their own support and their orders will not be coordinated.

Belly armor: a soldier, a soldier in armor. There are soldiers in the belly. Metaphor means that people have great talents and great ideas.

Huangchi farmers and soldiers Huangchi: a pond with stagnant water; Soldier: Playing with weapons. Used as a disparaging term for people's uprising. This also means a mutiny.

Few soldiers, few: few. There are not many major generals. Describe the weak strength.

Armored soldier: A soldier in armor. Metaphor means that people have military talent.

A soldier without blood is still a soldier without blood. Refers to a smooth war and victory without confrontation or fierce fighting.

Dispatch troops or dispatch troops. It is also called "sending generals to transfer troops" and "sending generals to recruit soldiers".

A soldier who does not defile the blade is still a soldier who does not bleed. Describe winning without fighting.

Lv Ze, a town soldier, collected weapons and disbanded the army. Same as "Vibration Soldier and Release Brigade"

Fierce fighting means that war is dangerous and terrible.

Armor: Protective clothing worn by ancient soldiers. Soldier: Weapons. Wearing protective clothing and carrying weapons. Armed to the teeth

3. What idioms contain the word "Bing"?

The soldiers will win, just hold their horses, lay down their troops according to armor, and stop fighting according to armor. They are in a hurry, and they are defeated like a mountain. The soldiers are bloodless, the soldiers are bloodless, the soldiers are bloodless, the soldiers are bloodless, the soldiers are bloodless, the soldiers are bloodless, the soldiers are bloodless, and the soldiers are bloodless.

Idiom is a part of stereotyped phrases or short sentences in China's Chinese vocabulary. Idiom is a major feature of China traditional culture. It has a fixed structure and a fixed sentence, indicating a certain meaning. It is applied to a sentence as a whole, with subject, object, attribute and other components.

A large part of idioms are passed down from ancient times, and they are often different from modern Chinese in terms of words. They represent a story or an allusion. Some idioms are just a miniature sentence. Idiom is a ready-made word, similar to idioms and proverbs, but slightly different. Idioms are a bright pearl in China culture.

4. The four-character idiom with the word "soldier" is: every grass and tree on the mountain is a soldier: treat every grass and tree on the mountain as an enemy soldier.

Describe people who are suspicious when they panic. Strong armor and sharp weapons.

Describe the elite troops. Old, weak, sick and disabled soldiers: originally refers to veterans who have no combat ability.

Nowadays, it is often used to describe people with poor working ability due to old age and infirmity and other reasons. Abandon armor and drag troops: throw away armor and drag weapons.

Describe the appearance of running away in a mess after losing the battle. Ceremony before soldiers: ceremony: ceremony; Soldier: By force.

First of all, negotiate with each other according to the usual etiquette. If it fails, it will be solved by force or other tough means. On paper: on paper.

Metaphor is empty talk, which can't solve practical problems. This is also a metaphor, empty talk cannot become a reality.

Case A: Stop fighting and let the soldiers rest. Press armor to stop fighting: put away armor weapons.

Metaphor to stop military action. Sleeping in armor: put away armor weapons.

Metaphor to stop military action. Defeated soldier: refers to the remaining soldiers after defeat.

"Defeated soldiers" millions of soldiers: a huge, powerful and majestic army.

With the "million heroes". Wearing armor: wearing protective clothing and holding weapons.

Armed to the teeth Armor: Protective clothing worn by ancient soldiers.

Soldier: Weapons. Wearing protective clothing and carrying weapons.

Armed to the teeth Release the rights of soldiers with a glass of wine: release: release.

This refers to relieving the generals of their military power at the banquet. Generally speaking, it is easy to relieve the generals of their military power.

Armored soldiers: refers to taking off armor and putting away weapons. Talent cultivation: Jude said that warriors are good soldiers.

Soldiers in Chibi: Fierce fighting is in full swing. In the 13th year of Jian 'an of Emperor Xian of Han Dynasty, Cao Cao's army conquered Wu, Sun Quan and Liu Bei's army jointly fought against Cao Cao, and the allied forces attacked Cao Cao with fire at Chibi.

Generally refers to fierce fighting. Retreat in a hurry: a metaphor for ending things in a hurry.

Withdraw troops hastily: Withdraw troops carelessly. Metaphor is irresponsible, careless and careless.

Casting soldiers by war: casting weapons in war. Metaphor action is not timely.

It's the same as "shooting a cone". Despair: arbitrary and arbitrary; Poverty: by all means.

Use force at will and constantly wage wars of aggression. Describe extreme belligerence.

Rich country Qiang Bing: Rich country Qiang Bing. Also known as "Qiang Bing Rich Country".

Rich country Qiang Bing: Make the country rich and strong. Guma Li Bing: I still say I'm ready to fight.

Han Xin used many soldiers, and the more metaphors, the better. With "Han Xin will be a soldier, the more the better".

Armored soldiers: "wear"; Soldier: Weapons. Wearing armor and carrying weapons.

Prepare for battle. The more soldiers Han Xin will have, the better: he will command and direct.

The more metaphors, the better. Huangchi soldier: Huangchi: stagnant water pond; Soldier: Playing with weapons.

Used as a disparaging term for people's uprising. This also means a mutiny.

Roll up your armor and put away your weapons. It is forbidden to attack sleeping soldiers: it means to stop the war.

5. What idioms contain the word "Bing"? They mourn the soldiers' victory, stay where they are, stop the soldiers according to their armor, stop the soldiers according to their armor, have a glass of wine to relieve the soldiers' rights, be defeated like a mountain, shed no blood, be disloyal in the battle, have no choice but to be generals, have a chariot meeting, have many vast soldiers, have many soldiers defeated, and have a fast and expensive soldier to speak first.

Idiom is a part of stereotyped phrases or short sentences in China's Chinese vocabulary. Idiom is a major feature of China traditional culture. It has a fixed structure and a fixed sentence, indicating a certain meaning. It is applied to a sentence as a whole, with subject, object, attribute and other components.

A large part of idioms are passed down from ancient times, and they are often different from modern Chinese in terms of words. They represent a story or an allusion. Some idioms are just a miniature sentence.

Idiom is a ready-made word, similar to idioms and proverbs, but slightly different. Idioms are a bright pearl in China culture.

6. What idioms with verbs are there, and which idioms are left in place?

Neither humble nor supercilious, very arrogant.

hold good

Things are constantly changing and have no fixed form.

Need preparation before action

Food and grass first, army and horses first-appropriate materials should be prepared before the operation begins; It is very important to make full preparations in advance.

keep one's countenance

Inflexible

Knife stick

Sad and deplorable

Get ready to start wriggling-get ready to make trouble

Here, answer.

A fight

blow a fuse

The public came out angrily to uphold justice.

watch one's time

A large-scale or fierce struggle

the earth shakes and mountains move

Don't do things you shouldn't do.

In chaos

uncertain

The momentum or importance of an event.

Consistent action

appalling

amazing

Touching

It is difficult to meet after a long separation. If you lead the west, you will prosper from the east.

Agile, like a rabbit jumping up and running away-agile

It feels deep and big.

It feels deep and big.

Persist in foreign resistance

Be blamed for whatever you do.

become enamoured

The point is to grasp the key to the problem.

The rustle of leaves in the wind-a sign of unrest

Even the heavens and the earth were moved by it.

Wait for the right moment and then act.

You Yan Jing Xin dong mu

Call heaven and earth

squabble

Wake up many people in a period of time.

Disturb secular people with grandiose behavior.

Cheer for the echo

Quiet, not at all.

scared

Wake up a lot of people to do one thing.

To disturb/mobilize many people for [something]

(of sounds) very loud.

heartquake

The static state of things is the pole, and then the direction of transformation.

The army doesn't behave like a married girl; Move as quickly as a rabbit.

Quiet as a girl at rest, agile as a runaway rabbit at action ―― demure as a girl and agile as a rabbit; Think carefully and act quickly

Stand firm in one's position

Use the people's great financial resources to do sth.

Mobilize too many troops ―― attract a lot of people (to do something).

Will not be shaken by thunder ―― it will not change under any circumstances.

The severity of the law

Cold-blooded/warm-blooded animals

In a flash

China's calligraphy is vigorous and graceful.

Social order is chaotic.

Nervous tone

Move a stick with a knife.

Flipped

A slight movement in one part may affect the whole situation.

7. What are the four-character idioms of soldiers?

Abandoning armor and dragging troops,

All the trees and grass are soldiers,

Soldiers are expensive and fast,

Defeated soldiers,

A plan to slow down the army,

A better army and simpler management,

Everything is fair in the war,

War-torn,

Warlike,

Armed forces and horses,

Stay where you are,

Politeness in front of soldiers,

Not enough,

Pride goes before a fall,

Recruitment,

Mazhuang is stronger than Ma Zhuang,

Sad soldiers will win,

Old, weak and sick soldiers,

Let's meet,

Close combat,

Theoretically,

Heavenly soldiers and generals,

Xie Qiang, Xia Bing,

The soldiers fell,

Put soldiers in danger,

A firefight,

An excellent soldier and a strong general,

Armored soldiers,

Yanwu soldier,

Adequate food, weapons and equipment