Interpretation of four-character idioms and allusions to make sentences

1. Four-word idiom explanation and a much ado about nothing sentence wúshěng füI explanation: finding fault without reason and deliberately causing trouble.

Sentence: There are restless robbers and troublemakers. In high spirits: interest: interest.

Pick: spirit. Lies: exuberance.

Describe a very happy look. In the garden activities to celebrate June 1st, the students happily played many games.

2. Anger: Anger: Emotional. Describe being very angry.

I don't know why, but he walked into the classroom angrily. "3. Concentration: gathering, meeting: gathering.

Describe very focused. The students in the classroom are listening attentively to the teacher.

4. soliloquize: soliloquize. You can often see an old man sitting there talking to himself at the intersection.

5. Close call: describe the situation as critical. Just before the crash, the driver suddenly stopped the car.

6. like mushrooms after rain: describe the emergence of a large number of new things. Since the reform and opening up, factories have mushroomed.

7. A dazzling array of things: a metaphor for many beautiful things appearing in front of your eyes. There are so many things on display there that we can't see everything.

8. indomitable spirit: describe the image as very tall and heroic. He is selfless, and he is really an upright and indomitable person.

9. Do everything possible: methods. Say: method.

By all means. The teacher did everything possible to arouse our enthusiasm for learning.

Hunger: metaphorically speaking, demand is urgent, just like hungry people want to eat and thirsty people want to drink water. The students are hungry and study hard.

10. Caution: Caution: Careful. He cleaned the vase carefully and then put it gently on the table.

1 1. brand new: brand new: bright and bright. Describe the old look with a new look.

Seeing the brand-new mental outlook of our class, the headmaster showed a gratified smile on his face. "12. Planned: Cheng: ready-made.

I am confident in this exam, and I believe I can get good grades. "13. Unique: don't: unique elsewhere.

His books are unique and unique. "14. Idiom: Every tree is a soldier. Pronunciation: c m ù m ù ji ē b ī ng Interpretation: Treat every grass and tree on the mountain as enemy soldiers.

When people panic, they are suspicious. Sentence making: On this day, everyone was in a state of indecision. At night, nothing happened.

15. Idiom: Go shirtless. Pronunciation: chìbóshàngzhèn n Interpretation: Go shirtless. Metaphor comes to power in person and carries out activities unabashedly.

Finally, he went out in person. 16. Idiom: rabble Pronunciation: w shézh zh ng Interpretation: Like a group of crows temporarily aggregated.

Metaphor is a group of people who have no organization and discipline. Sentence: although there are some people outside, they are also ~, which are not consistent with each other.

17. Idiom: besieged on all sides Pronunciation: s \u miànchǔg \u Interpretation: Metaphor means being surrounded by the enemy and isolated. Sentence: No matter how eloquent you are here, you have to obey.

18. Idiom: Use troops like gods. Pronunciation: yò ngb and ngrú shé n Interpretation: The soldiers are like gods. Describe good at commanding operations.

Sentence-making: Zhuge Liang's ingenious calculation in the Three Kingdoms period. 19. Idiom: Courage without strategy Pronunciation: yǒuyǒngwúmóu Interpretation: Only courage, no strategy.

Refers to doing things or fighting only by pounding and rushing, lacking planning and strategy. Sentence: bi feng ~, extremely greedy for wine and color, does not care about people, and people are centrifugal.

20. Idiom: Clear the field with a strong wall Pronunciation: JiāNBC qi ngyiě Interpretation: A way to deal with the invasion of a strong enemy. In this way, the enemy can neither attack the stronghold nor rob the materials.

Sentence: Don't go to war, just wait until the thief is as relaxed as possible. 2 1. A good beginning and a good ending: contradictory and contradictory.

You speak so well from beginning to end, how can I believe you? 22. The neck on the neck: slaughter: killing.

Stretch your neck and wait to be killed Die without resistance.

The prisoner knew he was born to die, so he had to be hanged. 23. clothes don't mop the floor: drag, drag.

Clothes don't touch the ground, indicating that you are busy. There is so much work these days that he doesn't even have clothes to mop the floor.

24. Clear water and clear ice: Bai Rubing water. Describe a noble character or elegant writing.

How can a clean person like her be with those bad people? 25. A fishbone got stuck in the throat.

Metaphor psychology has something to say, which is very uncomfortable. I know the truth, but I can't say it. It's like drowning in your throat.

26. Look up to animals: I want to serve my parents in the world and support my wife and children in the afterlife. Generally refers to maintaining family life.

It is very hard for my father to get up early every day and look up at things and animals. 27. Do evil: persist in doing evil and refuse to repent.

This man is evil and will be punished by law in the end. 28. It doesn't help time: it doesn't help things.

If you don't study hard now, it won't help to regret it in the future. 29. bookcase with feet: that is called a person with accurate memory and profound knowledge.

He is diligent, thoughtful and knowledgeable. He is really a bookkeeper with feet. 30. A word is like a pearl. Describe the mellow voice.

It is also a metaphor for beautiful articles and gorgeous words. This kind of article is really a sentence. After reading it several times, it is still memorable.

3 1. downpour explanation: downpour: splash the basin, the appearance of heavy rain pouring down. Describe the heavy and urgent rain.

Sentence: Everyone braved the downpour to plug the gap bravely. 32. Humans can conquer nature by analogy.

My mother told me that "man can conquer nature" and that I should not be afraid of failure. 33. Where there is a will, there is a way. As long as you work hard, you will succeed.

My brother believes where there is a will, there is a way. As long as he works hard, he will be admitted to the first choice school. 34. Good medicine tastes bitter, and it can cure diseases, but it tastes bitter.

Metaphor tells the truth and remonstrates criticism. Although it sounds uncomfortable, it is good for people. Grandma said that although medicine is bitter, good medicine tastes bitter. In order to get better quickly, I still have to drink.

35. Hanging beam and stabbing stocks describe people who study hard. The monthly exam is coming, and I am determined to prepare according to the spirit of the ancients.

36. A clear conscience, a clear conscience. People do not seek wealth, but a clear conscience. 37. Be good to each other from beginning to end: contrary to each other, inconsistent with each other.

You speak so well from beginning to end, how can I believe you? 38. strangled: kill: kill.

Stretch your neck and wait to be killed

2. Interpretation and sentence-making of four-character idioms: When a chicken dances and crows, it will rise, indicating that the people study hard and manage hard. Grandpa is cultivated in the countryside, and he smells chickens and dances and beats Tai Ji Chuan every day.

Starting from scratch, I started a career by my own efforts. Chairman Wang started from scratch and is now the president of Wang Group.

Make a comeback: dust rolled up when people run. Describe the organizational strength after failure and try to save it. Although I didn't perform well in this competition, I decided to make a comeback tomorrow.

Thursday morning bell and evening drum in ancient Buddhist temples, bells were rung in the morning and drums were rung at dusk to tell the time, which was used to make people realize. Whenever I think of bad things, I will think of my mother's exhortation to me at dawn and dusk.

Strive for the upper reaches on Friday, strive for progress, learn to be a man, and don't be complacent.

Burn one's bridges is to act decisively, with the determination to look forward and not look back. Now that I'm here, I'm determined to burn my bridges and not go back without winning the championship.

On Tuesday, I joined the army, gave up civil servants and joined the Patriotic Army. After graduating from high school, my uncle joined the army and entered the military academy, shouldering the heavy responsibility of defending the country.

A lesson from the past Wednesday is a metaphor for the failure of predecessors and can be used as a reference for future generations. With this lesson, I will definitely bring rain gear when I go out next time.

Thursday's stone can touch anything with your heart. My cousin believes that sincerity is the best, and his heart will definitely touch Miss Wang.

Friday's diligence can make up for the lack of talent. Diligence can make up for it As long as you work hard, you have a chance of success.

An idiom every day-inspirational article "The Eighth Week"

Interpretation of Idioms and Sentence Making

Man can conquer nature on Monday. My mother told me that "man can conquer nature" and that I should not be afraid of failure.

On Tuesday, where there is a will, there is a way. If you have a firm ambition, you will succeed as long as you work hard. My brother believes where there is a will, there is a way. As long as he works hard, he will be admitted to the first choice school.

The medicine on Wednesday tastes bitter.

A good medicine that can cure a disease tastes bitter. Metaphor tells the truth and remonstrates criticism. Although it sounds uncomfortable, it is good for people. Grandma said that although medicine is bitter, good medicine tastes bitter. In order to get better quickly, I still have to drink.

Thursday's hanging beam stings describe people who study hard. The monthly exam is coming, and I am determined to prepare according to the spirit of the ancients.

Friday has a clear conscience.

Self-reflection, there is no shame in my heart. Being a man does not seek wealth, but a clear conscience.

3. Interpretation and allusions of four-character idioms 1. The Battle of Julu in 206 BC, when Xiang Yu defeated Zhang Han.

This war has two meanings: first, the main force of Qin Jun was eliminated, and the peasant army took the initiative in the war; Second, Xiang Yu jumped from a general to the commander-in-chief of the allied forces, and the war situation began to change from a battle to a Chu-Han war. 2. This idiom comes from The Biography of the Three Kingdoms Shu Wei Xun Xian.

At the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, after Cao Cao suppressed the occupation of Yanzhou (Y m 4 n) by the Yellow Scarf Army, he was ambitiously preparing to seize Xuzhou. At that time, there was a gifted scholar named Xun Xuan in Yingchuan, Angelababy (now Xuchang, Henan), who moved to Jizhou to escape Dong Zhuo's rebellion and was regarded as a distinguished guest by Yuan Shao.

Seeing that Yuan Shao could not achieve great things, he went to Cao Cao's door. Cao Cao was overjoyed and named him Sima.

From then on, he followed Cao Cao to the north and made suggestions, which won Cao Cao's trust. In A.D. 194, Tao Qian, a shepherd in Xuzhou, died of illness and gave Xuzhou to Liu Bei before he died.

When the news came, Cao Cao couldn't hold back the heart of Xuzhou any longer and was busy sending troops to Xuzhou. Knowing Cao Cao's thoughts, Xun Yu said, "When Emperor Gaozu was in Guanzhong, Emperor Guangwu Liu Xiu owned Hanoi. They all have a solid foundation. They advanced enough to defeat the enemy and retreated enough to hold on, so they became a great cause.

Now the general is attacking Xuzhou regardless of Yanzhou, and it is not enough for our army to stay in Yanzhou to obtain Xuzhou; Stay less, if Lyu3 bu4 moves at this time, it will not be enough to hold Yanzhou. Yanzhou must have lost it in the end, but Xuzhou didn't take it. "

He also pointed out, "Now is the wheat harvest season. I heard that Xuzhou has organized manpower to grab wheat outside the city and transport it to the city. This shows that they are ready. Once the news comes out, they will definitely strengthen their fortifications, transfer all materials, and make all preparations to meet us (the original text is:' Today's wheat harvest in the East, it will be difficult for the generals to clear the field').

In this way, your military forces are really gone, the city can't be captured, and nothing can be obtained. Within ten days, your army will be defeated without fighting. Cao Cao listened to Xun Zhi's words and admired them very much. From then on, he concentrated his forces and quickly defeated Lu Bu.

Later, he defeated Liu Bei and occupied Xuzhou. "Fixing the wall to clear the field": Fixing the wall is to strengthen the city wall and fortress; Clearing the field is to collect food and property in the wild.

It is untenable to reinforce fortifications and transfer all residents and materials in the four fields so that the enemy can neither break into houses nor take anything. This is a way to confront the superior enemy.

3. Get up. This idiom comes from On Qin written by Jia Yi in the Western Han Dynasty. This is a story about the peasant uprising led by Chen Sheng and Guangwu at the end of Qin Dynasty. In July 209 BC, Yangcheng (now southeast of Dengfeng, Henan) local officials sent two officers and 900 poor people to guard the border in Yuyang (now Miyun County, Beijing).

The two officers also chose two able-bodied men from among the able-bodied men to be the captains of chariots, and put them in charge of the rest of the able-bodied men. One of the two captains is Chen Sheng, a farm worker. The other is the poor peasants' guangwu.

They didn't know each other before, but now they meet and share a common destiny, which soon makes them good friends. Chen Sheng, Guangwu and his party were desperate to get to the north, and did not dare to delay.

Because according to the decree of the Qin dynasty, if you miss the date, you will be beheaded. However, they had just walked for a few days when they arrived in osawa Township (now southwest of Su County, Anhui Province). It rained heavily, so they had to put up their tents until it cleared up.

It just keeps raining, and the date is delayed. Chen Sheng discussed with Guangwu: "Even if you leave, you will die if you miss the date." Running away and being caught by the government is also death. It's a death anyway. Let's rebel together, overthrow Qin Ershi and kill the people. "

Guangwu is also a man of insight. He agreed with Chen Sheng and called on the whole world to attack Qin Ershi through the titles of Fu Su, the prince killed by Qin Ershi, and Xiang Yan, the former general of Chu who won the support of the masses.

So Chen Sheng and Guangwu took several confidants, hacked two policemen to death first, and then held their heads up to explain to everyone that if they rebelled, they would die in vain. These hundreds of people suddenly expressed their willingness to give their lives to work with Bobby Chen and Guangwu.

Everyone took chopping down trees as a weapon, held high bamboo poles as a banner, and swore to heaven that Qi Xin would work together to overthrow Qin Ershi and avenge Xiang Yan, the general of Chu. Everyone also elected Chen Sheng and Guangwu as leaders and occupied osawa Township in one fell swoop.

As soon as the farmers in osawa heard that Bobby Chen and Guangwu had rebelled against the tyranny of the Qin Dynasty, the young children came to the camp to join the army with hoes, harrows, poles and sticks. People simplify the phrase "cutting firewood for soldiers and raising the banner" to the idiom "raising the banner", which means holding high the banner of righteousness and rising up against it.

More generally refers to the people's uprising. 4. Stay out of it: During the Spring and Autumn Period, Jin Xiangong listened to rumors, killed Prince Shen Sheng, and sent someone to arrest Shen Sheng's half-brother Zhong Er.

After hearing this news, Zhong Er fled the State of Jin and went into exile for 19 years. Zhong Er, the son of the Jin Dynasty, met with the King of Chu. The king of Chu gave a banquet in honor of Zhong Er and asked, "What can I get in return if my son returns to Jin?" Zhong Er replied: "You have all the concubines, Baoyu Si; Bird hair, animal hair, ivory and leather are all specialties of your country.

It's all yours that spread to the state of Jin. What can I do to repay you? King Chu said, "Even so, what can I get in return?" "Zhong Er replied," thanks to you, I can return to the state of Jin. Once the State of Jin and the State of Chu go to war and the armies of the two sides meet in the Central Plains, I will let the Jin army retreat to 90 miles.

If I don't get the approval, I'll have to go into battle with you with a whip and a bow tip in my left hand and a hanging quiver and bow sleeve in my right hand. Doctor Chu told Wang to kill the son.

Chu said: "The son of Jin is ambitious, diligent and housekeeping, and his words are elegant and polite. His followers are respectful, generous, loyal and devoted.

Now Kim has no close friends, and people at home and abroad hate him. I heard that one of the families named Ji, Tang Shu, was the last one to decline. I'm afraid it's up to Jin Gongzi to revitalize it. God wants him to prosper, who can abolish him? If you go against God's will, you will be in big trouble. "

So the King of Chu sent someone to send Zhong Er to the State of Qin.

4. The interpretation of four-character idioms is much ado about nothing. Interpretation of wú sh ì ng f ì i ì i: finding fault for no reason, deliberately causing trouble.

Sentence: There are restless robbers and troublemakers. 1. I can't put it down: I like something too much to put it down.

Sentence: The Journey to the West's book is so interesting that everyone finds it interesting. Synonym: I can't put it down, I can't get the treasure.

Antonym: Dislike my old clothes and despise them. 2. Love me, love my dog: Metaphorically, I love a person and people or things related to him. Sentence: Grandpa loves his eldest brother the most and even treats his daughter as a treasure.

Synonym: care about each other, love me, love my dog, antonym: I can't help you, I hurt the fish in the pool, and the rest is hate. Step by step: planning and action according to certain steps and in a certain order. Sentence: You refuse to study hard and always want to reach the top. No wonder you can't learn anything in the end.

Synonym: step by step, follow the rules. Antonyms: changing one's tune, eager for success, eager for progress, etc. 4. Educating people for a hundred years: Cultivating talents is a long-term solution. Sentence: Education is an important project, and all countries have invested a lot of manpower and financial resources in education.

Synonym: it takes a hundred years to educate people, but it takes ten years to educate people. 5. Perseverance: describes being strong-willed, never flinching or giving in when encountering any setbacks.

Sentence making: With the spirit of ~, Hui finally started his own career after experiencing many setbacks. Synonym: the antonym of indomitable, indomitable and tenacious: never recover, give up halfway, give up despite difficulties, give up halfway.

5. Four-word idioms with explanations and sentences: restless robbers and troublemakers.

In high spirits: interest: interest. Pick: spirit.

Lies: exuberance. Describe a very happy look.

In the garden activities to celebrate June 1st, the students happily played many games. "2. Anger: Anger: emotional appearance.

Describe being very angry. I don't know why, but he walked into the classroom angrily.

3. Concentration: gathering, meeting: gathering. Describe very focused.

The students in the classroom are listening attentively to the teacher. 4. soliloquize: soliloquize.

You can often see an old man sitting there talking to himself at the intersection. 5. Close call: describe the situation as critical.

Just before the crash, the driver suddenly stopped the car. 6. like mushrooms after rain: describe the emergence of a large number of new things.

Since the reform and opening up, factories have mushroomed. 7. A dazzling array of things: a metaphor for many beautiful things appearing in front of your eyes.

There are so many things on display there that we can't see everything. "8. Hold your head high: describe the image as very tall and heroic.

"He is selfless, and he is really an upright and unyielding person. 9. Leave no stone unturned: Party: Method.

Say: method. By all means.

The teacher tried every means to stimulate our enthusiasm for learning. Hunger: metaphorically speaking, demand is urgent, just like hungry people want to eat and thirsty people want to drink water.

"The students are hungry and study hard. 10. Caution: Caution: Careful.

He cleaned the vase carefully and then put it gently on the table. "1 1. Brand new: brand new: bright and bright.

Describe the old look with a new look. Seeing the brand-new mental outlook of our class, the headmaster showed a gratified smile on his face.

12. planned: cheng: ready-made. I am confident in this exam, and I believe I can get good grades.

13. Unique: Don't: Other places, unique. His books are unique and unique.

14. Idiom: All plants are soldiers. Pronunciation: c m ù m ē ji ē b ī ng Interpretation: Treat every grass and tree on the mountain as enemy soldiers. When people panic, they are suspicious.

Sentence making: On this day, everyone was in a state of indecision. At night, nothing happened. 15. Idiom: Go shirtless. Pronunciation: chìbóshàngzhèn n Interpretation: Go shirtless.

Metaphor comes to power in person and carries out activities unabashedly. Finally, he went out in person.

16. Idiom: rabble Pronunciation: w shézh zh ng Interpretation: Like a group of crows temporarily aggregated. Metaphor is a group of people who have no organization and discipline.

Sentence: although there are some people outside, they are also ~, which are not consistent with each other. 17. Idiom: besieged on all sides Pronunciation: s \u miànchǔg \u Interpretation: Metaphor means being surrounded by the enemy and isolated.

Sentence: No matter how eloquent you are here, you have to obey. 18. Idiom: Use troops like gods. Pronunciation: yò ngb and ngrú shé n Interpretation: The soldiers are like gods.

Describe good at commanding operations. Sentence-making: Zhuge Liang's ingenious calculation in the Three Kingdoms period.

19. Idiom: Courage without strategy Pronunciation: yǒuyǒngwúmóu Interpretation: Only courage, no strategy. Refers to doing things or fighting only by pounding and rushing, lacking planning and strategy.

Sentence: bi feng ~, extremely greedy for wine and color, does not care about people, and people are centrifugal. 20. Idiom: Clear the field with a strong wall Pronunciation: JiāNBC qi ngyiě Interpretation: A way to deal with the invasion of a strong enemy.

In this way, the enemy can neither attack the stronghold nor rob the materials. Sentence: Don't go to war, just wait until the thief is as relaxed as possible.

2 1. A good beginning and a good ending: contradictory and contradictory. You speak so well from beginning to end, how can I believe you?

22. The neck on the neck: slaughter: killing. Stretch your neck and wait to be killed

Die without resistance. The prisoner knew he was born to die, so he had to be hanged.

23. clothes don't mop the floor: drag, drag. Clothes don't touch the ground, indicating that you are busy.

There is so much work these days that he doesn't even have clothes to mop the floor. 24. Clear water and clear ice: Bai Rubing water.

Describe a noble character or elegant writing. How can a clean person like her be with those bad people?

25. A fishbone got stuck in the throat. Metaphor psychology has something to say, which is very uncomfortable.

I know the truth, but I can't say it. It's like drowning in your throat. 26. Look up to animals: I want to serve my parents in the world and support my wife and children in the afterlife.

Generally refers to maintaining family life. It is very hard for my father to get up early every day and look up at things and animals.

27. Do evil: persist in doing evil and refuse to repent. This man is evil and will be punished by law in the end.

28. It doesn't help time: it doesn't help things. If you don't study hard now, it won't help to regret it in the future.

29. bookcase with feet: that is called a person with accurate memory and profound knowledge. He is diligent, thoughtful and knowledgeable. He is really a bookkeeper with feet. 30. A word is like a pearl.

Describe the mellow voice. It is also a metaphor for beautiful articles and gorgeous words.

This kind of article is really a sentence. After reading it several times, it is still memorable. 3 1. downpour explanation: downpour: splash the basin, the appearance of heavy rain pouring down.

Describe the heavy and urgent rain. Sentence: Everyone braved the downpour to plug the gap bravely.

32. Humans can conquer nature by analogy. My mother told me that "man can conquer nature" and that I should not be afraid of failure.

33. Where there is a will, there is a way. As long as you work hard, you will succeed. My brother believes where there is a will, there is a way. As long as he works hard, he will be admitted to the first choice school.

34. Good medicine tastes bitter, and it can cure diseases, but it tastes bitter. Metaphor tells the truth and remonstrates criticism. Although it sounds uncomfortable, it is good for people.

Grandma said that although medicine is bitter, good medicine tastes bitter. In order to get better quickly, I still have to drink. 35. Hanging beam and stabbing stocks describe people who study hard.

The monthly exam is coming, and I am determined to prepare according to the spirit of the ancients. 36. A clear conscience, a clear conscience.

People do not seek wealth, but a clear conscience. 37. Be good to each other from beginning to end: contrary to each other, inconsistent with each other. You speak so well from beginning to end, how can I believe you?

38. strangled: kill: kill. Stretch your neck and wait to be killed

Die without resistance. The prisoner knew he was born to die, so he had to be hanged.

39. clothes don't.

6. What four-character idioms can explain sentence-making? 1, the golden cicada sheds its shell.

Pronunciation: jρn chán tu not qi ao

Interpretation: When a cicada comes of age, it must shed its shell. Metaphor muddle through, make people can't find it in time.

Source: Ren Fengzi of Ma Yuan Zhiyuan: "Scared me to death; How to beware of the knife in the smile; ..... God knows when I can get rid of the golden cicada. "

Sentence: the guerrillas used the golden cicada to shell out and successfully drilled the encirclement of the enemy.

2. Crossing the sea

Pronunciation: má n tiā n guò h m: i

Definition: To act covertly by deception.

Source: Ming Ruan Dacheng's Swallow Notes: "I am the most famous prosecutor; Nobody asked me if I had crossed the sea. "

Sentence: He lied about such a big thing.

3. at the end of one's rope

Pronunciation: n

Interpretation: Mountains and water have come to an end. Metaphor has no way out.

Source: Song Luyou's poem "Traveling to Shanxi Village": "The mountain is heavy and the water is suspicious, there is no way, and the willow is dark."

With his personality, he won't stop until he is at the end of his rope.

4. Open the door and steal things

Pronunciation: kā i mé n y and dà o

Interpretation: "Give a gift". Open the door and invite the robbers in. Metaphor introduces bad people and brings disaster.

Source: "The History of the Three Kingdoms, Wu Zhi, Sun Quan Chuan": "The current situation is awkward; The jackal is full of roads; I want to mourn my loved ones; Coulee system; It is still opening the door to steal things; Those who can't be kind. "

Sentence making: They blindly accept the assistance of hegemonists, but in fact they are asking for help.

5. Keep a certain distance from others

Pronunciation: jì ngé r yu m: n zh: and

Interpretation: on the surface, it shows respect, but in fact it is unwilling to approach. Also used as a satire on not wanting to get close to someone.

Source: The Analects of Confucius Yongye: "Stay away from ghosts and gods."

Sentence: Xiao Ming's father is a very serious man, and Xiao Ming has stayed away from him since he was a child.

6. Two small conjectures

Pronunciation: Li m:ng m:o wúcāI

Interpretation: guess: doubt. Men and women played together when they were children, without suspicion.

Source: Tang Li Bai's "Long March" poem: "My hair just covered my forehead; I am picking flowers and paying by the door; When you, my love, ride a bamboo horse; Come trotting around and throwing green plums; We live together in an alley in Qiantang. We are both young and happy. "

Sentence: They are good friends.

7. Find a needle in a haystack

Pronunciation: h m: h m: I d ǐ l ā o zh ē n

Interpretation: Looking for a needle in a haystack. Descriptions are hard to find.

Source: Yuan Wu Changling's "Jiro Harvest Pig Bajie" is the third fold: "A handsome husband is like looking for a needle in a haystack, and he will get married in a few days. How can you dismiss him without fate? Until now. "

Sentence: Finding a person in such a big city is like looking for a needle in a haystack.

8. Care for each other

Pronunciation: xiāng rú yǐ mò

Interpretation: Yan: wet; Bubble: spit. When the spring is dry, the saliva of fish moistens each other. Metaphor is to help each other with meager strength in difficult situations.

Source: "Zhuangzi Grand Master": "Spring Dry; Fish are on land; Cry to each other; Help each other; If you don't forget the rivers and lakes. "

Sentence making: In difficult times, only by helping each other can we tide over the difficulties.

I can't help you.

Pronunciation: àI ménéng zh

Interpretation: love: cherish; Mo: No. Although I care about sympathy, I have no ability to help.

Source: The Book of Songs Ya Ren: "Wei Zhongshan just gave it; No way. "

Sentence: Dad works hard. I really want to help him, but I can't.

10, out of reach

Pronunciation: biān cháng mò jí

Interpretation: and: to. Although the whip is long, it can't hit the horse's stomach. Metaphor is too far apart, and strength can't be reached.

Source: "Zuo Zhuan Gong Xuan Fifteen Years": "Although the whip is long; Not as good as a horse's belly. "

Sentence: Watching China's game on TV, although I really want to cheer for them, it's a thousand miles away and out of reach. It's really urgent.