Impressive idioms.

Idioms describing impressive images are vivid, unforgettable, unforgettable and unforgettable.

1, vivid

First, pinyin

The vivid pinyin is [l l z I m].

Second, the basic explanation

Vivid: a clear and obvious appearance. Appear or reappear before your eyes. Refers to clearly seeing distant objects or scenes, or the past scenes are clearly presented to the eyes.

Third, the source

Feng Ming's magnum "Awakening the World": "Qingzhou City under the North Window; See people in the state; I remember it very clearly. "

Fourth, synonyms

Calendars can be counted: one by one can be counted clearly. Describe many things you see in front of you very clearly.

Never forget: miss: often think. Describe to keep in mind, never forget.

Five, antonyms

Darkness: describes darkness and ignorance.

2. Never forget for a long time

First, pinyin

The enduring pinyin is [[ji ǔ ji ǔ bù wang]].

Second, the basic explanation

Jiujiu: A long time, a long time. The description is impressive.

Third, the source

Tao Zhu's pine tree: "Although the pine tree passed by by by car, its attitude of not being afraid of wind and frost has aroused people's respect and will not be forgotten for a long time."

Fourth, synonyms

Unforgettable for a long time: I can't forget it for a long time, I can't forget it, I can't give up.

Five, antonyms

A glimpse: the light on the water and the passing shadows will disappear in an instant. Metaphor observation is not meticulous, learning is not in-depth, and the impression is not deep.

3, unforgettable

First, pinyin

Unforgettable pinyin is [[[míng xěn kègǔ] g incarnation]].

Second, the basic explanation

Carved on the heart, unforgettable, unforgettable.

Third, the source

Tang Li Bai's History Book of Li Chang, Shang 'an Prefecture: "Deeply inheriting the virtues of princes, it is engraved in the heart."

Fourth, synonyms

He who has no teeth will never forget: I will never forget. Generally used to describe kindness or concern for others, which can't be forgotten all one's life.

Five, antonyms

Indifferent: it means that you are not moved at all, and it also means that you are motionless in one place.

4, unforgettable

First, pinyin

Unforgettable pinyin is [kā n x and nkè g incarnations].

Second, the basic explanation

Impressive and unforgettable.

Third, the source

Wen Yiduo wrote an inscription to Deng Yizhe: "No one is unforgettable. As long as you are willing to work hard, bite your teeth and dig for gold in the rocks. "

Fourth, synonyms

Unforgettable: engraved on the heart bone, it describes deep memory and unforgettable.

Five, antonyms

A glimpse: a metaphor for not observing carefully, not studying deeply, and not being deeply impressed.

5. Words are still ringing in my ears

First, pinyin

The pinyin that is still familiar today is [yán yóu zài ěr].

Second, the basic explanation

What I said seems to be still ringing in my ears. Describe what you said to others, or others clearly remember what you said.

Third, the source

"Seven years of Zuo Wen Zhuan": "Although this gentleman is dead; The words are still in my ears. "

Fourth, synonyms

1, fresh in my memory: I still remember the past clearly, as if it happened only recently.

2. Aftersound: After the song stops, the aftersound still seems to hover on the roof, describing the beautiful singing or music, which is memorable.

Five, antonyms

Shelve: To shelve or forget. Describe little attention.