What words or idioms are there?

Read aloud-read aloud: read aloud continuously; There are words: there are words like songs.

It used to refer to monks chanting scriptures, but now it refers to talking to themselves or mumbling.

Fair and reasonable. Describe yourself as well-founded and eloquent.

Second, which idioms have words?

Mutter a spell

[Interpretation] Missing: I am constantly thinking in my mouth; There are words: there are words like songs. Those who have spells on their old fingers are allowed to pinch and recite spells; Or refers to monks chanting and chanting. Now refers to whispering; Or muttering to yourself.

[Language] Wu Ming Cheng En's Journey to the West: "Hand twist beads; What is said in the mouth; Take a breath on the ground; Blow away suddenly; It is a strong wind. "

Assert eloquently/controversially

[Interpretation] The appearance of righteousness. Describe the reasons for self-righteousness; Go on.

[Language] Liang Qing Qichao's "The Issue of Tariff Rights": "Today, outsiders are accused of being afraid of foreigners; It is eloquent; Its black color can be more foolhardy; The same is true of teaching. "

Idiom of what word?

Plausibly, exaggerating, prevaricating, exaggerating, sticking to one's own words, equivocating, muttering, not praising a word, speaking with one voice, speaking eloquently, exaggerating, superficially, equivocating, speaking eloquently, and speaking eloquently.

1, which seems reasonable.

Explanation: the appearance of righteousness. Describe yourself as well-founded and eloquent.

Said by: Liang Qing Qichao, The Issue of Tariff Rights: "Today, those who are accused of xenophobia by outsiders are eloquent, but what they do is even more unrealistic, which can give them a solid excuse."

2. talk big.

Explanation: Jue: Qi, Qi; Word: word, word. The original meaning is to talk big or talk nonsense. Now used to refer to speaking loudly.

From: In Sacrifice to Liu Zihou: "Yu Pei Qiongju, nonsense."

Ex.: Maybe he thinks I am young and ignorant, so he has no worries in front of me. ◎ Guo Lianghui's Focus X

Grammar: verb-object type; As subject and predicate; derogatory sense

3. prevarication

Explanation: prevarication: vague and evasive. Use vague words to cover up the real situation.

From: Qing Li Garbo's Visible Officialdom, Chapter 32: "When I saw Wang Xiaowei exposing his shortcomings, I had to prevaricate:' His errand should have been entrusted. He owes me money, and now he pays me back, not for work. " "

Grammar: verb-object type; As predicate and adverbial; Include praise

Step 4 exaggerate

Explanation: Say something beyond the original level.

From: Song Loujian's Collection of Attacks on Disasters: "Auspicious omen, embellished words."

Example: Cai Jing opened up its territory, and its ancestors wanted to take advantage of it. When it became rich and strong, it lured Yang Sheng, the toast of Wang Jiang, and other envoys. ◎ "Biography of Wang Songshi's Ancestors"

Grammar: verb-object type; As predicate, attribute and adverbial; derogatory sense

5. Stick to your words

Interpretation: persistence: persistence. Everyone sticks to his story. Describe the differences.

From: Feng Ming Menglong's Awakening the World, Volume 29: "It is difficult to make a decision if you hold your own words."

In the debate, the two sides were tit for tat.

Grammar: verb-object type; As a predicate; Describe differences

What words or idioms can replace these meanings?

1. Diversified styles

2. unremitting pursuit

3. Self-satisfied, betray oneself.

Keep your promise and protect yourself wisely

What are the commonly used words or idioms in real life?

hello

Many roads help, few roads help: upholding justice will get support and help in many ways, and violating justice will be isolated. 102, if you want to add a crime, you can always find a solution: resignation is an excuse. Refers to framing others at will. 103, Falling Flowers Intentionally, Running Water Ruthlessly: Metaphorically, one side is intentional and the other side is heartless. In the past, it was more about love. ) 104, no matter how smart people are, they may think twice: smart people will think wrong for a while after many times. 105, the road is not picked up, and the door is not closed at night: the legacy refers to the lost things. Nothing was lost on the road, and no one took it for himself, and no one came to steal it at night with the door open. 106, the road is one foot high and the magic is ten feet high: the magic is the magic. Evil spirits that destroy good deeds sometimes refer to psychological activities that hinder practice, such as worry, doubt and infatuation, which are called "confusion". It turned out that my Buddha used to warn practitioners to be alert to external temptations, and it also indicated that obstacles were greater after certain achievements. 107, in flax, the grass grows straight without help in the messy field. This is a metaphor. If people live among bad people, they can become good people. 108, fools will gain something if they think twice: fools will always gain something if they think twice. Later it was used as a small gift. 109, the road is bumpy, draw a sword to help: describe the action of being brave and actively helping the bullied. 1 10, peek at the direction to show off: show off, be happy, and get what you want. Steal directions in an attempt to achieve reactionary goals. 1 1 1, as quiet as a virgin, as moving as a rabbit: described as dignified and sober as an unmarried daughter in the old society where no acting was performed; Once you act, you are as agile as a runaway rabbit. 1 12, it's chirping, asking for its friendly voice: the bird is chirping, which is the voice of its search for friends. Metaphor needs like-minded friends. 1 13, doubt is futile, doubt is futile: there will be no achievement if you are depressed about action. Hesitation about things won't work. 1 14, avoid its spirit and hit the ground: spirit, high morale. Laziness, slackness, fatigue. Go back, withdraw. Avoid the anger of the enemy when he first comes, and strike hard when he is tired and retreats. 1 15 A famous mountain in Tibet was handed down by its people: people, people who share their hearts. Collect famous mountain works and leave them to like-minded people. 1 16, do your best until you die: work hard and contribute everything to yourself until you die. Bow and bend carefully. 1 17, mantis catches cicada, yellowbird comes after: mantis catches cicada, but yellowbird doesn't know that yellowbird is waiting for its prey. Metaphor short-sighted plot against others, but I don't know that someone is calculating himself. 1 18, the snipe and the clam struggle, and the fisherman gains: metaphor: the two sides are deadlocked, and the result is both losses and the third party gains. 7 1, if they are not our race, their hearts will be different: if they are not our race, their hearts will be different from ours. Originally refers to the suspicion of aliens. Later, it was also used to accuse sectarian activities that excluded dissidents. 72. Come at once and leave at once: come at once and leave with a wave of your hand. In the old society, it meant serving others and asking for domination at will. 73. Everything you know is inexhaustible: as long as you know, you don't have to say it; Say what you want, without reservation. G, beyond the golden jade, the defeat is among them. Among them, it looks like a golden jade, but in fact it is full of broken cotton wool. Metaphor is a person or thing that looks good on the surface but is not good in essence. 75, put down the butcher's knife to become a Buddha:

Satisfied, please adopt.

What words or idioms with two words are very inspirational and urgent?

1, come on [jiā yóu]

It is encouragement and support to others, giving them an encouragement or motivation.

At the sports meeting, we cheer for the athletes.

2. Stick to [jiān chí]

Being strong means strong will, perseverance, persistence and patience; Persistence is the perfect embodiment of willpower.

Sentence: As long as you persist, you will surely see the dawn of victory.

3.ambition [ambition]

Volunteers and hearts of heroes; Ambitious.

The soldiers were ambitious and won the war.

4. Motivation [j and l]

Encourage and cheer up the spirit; Transfer energy to make it work or move.

Sentence making: He stuck a small note on the table to motivate himself.

5. encourage [min l]

Encourage or motivate.

Sentence making: We encourage each other and make progress together.

6.endeavour

Cheer up and move on; Go ahead.

Sentence: Our class will let Qi Xin work hard together and forge ahead!

7. Work hard [nǔ Li]

Use your strength as much as possible.

Sentence: We should study hard and repay our parents in the future.

8. Strong [jiān qiáng]

Strong and indestructible; Unswervingly; Make strong

Her strong qualities make us sit up and take notice.

9, hard [kè k incarnation]

Diligent efforts; Not afraid of difficulties

She works very hard.

10, diligence

hard work

Sentence: God will not let the diligent people down.

Help me think of an idiom, which means recruiting talents to attract wisdom, similar to recruiting talents to attract wisdom.

Invite people with wisdom and virtue.

Recruitment: recruitment; Xian: a virtuous person; That: accept; Scholar: It refers to a scholar. The edition recruits a wise man, Nash. Refers to the right to recruit talents online.

[Pinyin]

zhāo Xiánàshì

[source]

"The Warring States Policy Yance I": "Yan Zhaowang ascended the throne, posing as a thick coin to recruit wise men." Ma Yuan Zhiyuan's "Chen Tuan Sleeps High" is the second fold: "It is good for the people for a long time, and it is necessary to recruit talents and talents. Courtesy is still exchanged, and money and silk are reduced."

[example]

Here is an officer, a talent, a hero, and firewood.

[near meaning]

Nash accepts talents and loves talents like life.

[antonym]

Slow saints forget scholars.