1. Day and night
Forget to eat and sleep
Concentrate
Concentrate
inexhaustibility
not be the least bit negligent
7. Hold a candle and achieve your goal
Step 8 do your duty
9. Day and night
10. Work hard
1 1. No regrets.
Spare no effort.
13. Keep improving
(2) Describe idioms in people's minds.
Meet sb.' s wishes completely
Interpretation is just right for your own mind (Chinese: appeal; Conform; Next: next; I). The language is Shi Ming Naian's "Water Margin": "Cai Fu listened; Exulting in my heart: this distribution; Right in the middle. " Pronunciation is positive; "zh ē n ɡ" which cannot be pronounced as "the first month"; Medium; "zh not n ɡ" which cannot be pronounced as "zhong". Get what you want, get what you want, get what you want, get what you want, get what you want, get what you want. Structural verb-object type. Discrimination is different from "getting what you want": ~ focusing on describing what you want; "Getting what you want" focuses on realizing your own wishes. For example, I often want to visit the coastal city of Dalian; This summer vacation; The teacher just arranged for me to attend the summer camp; Go to Dalian Shipyard for social investigation; Really ~; I am ecstatic.
deeply moving
Explanation: Describe exciting and thrilling things or language. Source: Wei Wei's Feelings of Farewell: "These touching gifts make other soldiers miserable." Synonym: gripping and touching antonym: bland usage: verb-object type; Supplement; Make sentences with "gripping": Xi Murong's poems are fresh and beautiful with a touch of sadness, which is very touching.
Step 3 be concise and appropriate
Explain one sentence and get to the point. Use "a broken word" Ma Nancun's "Yanshan Nighttalk: The Way to Make Friends and Treat Guests" Source: "This is the fundamental attitude of modest friends and treat guests, which really hits the nail on the head." Structural subject-predicate idioms are used as predicates and attributes; Wang Shuo's "You are not a layman": "It is Mr. Feng's, and it is right." Ding Luxiao asked Meiping with a smile, "Can you still move?" "
(3) What idioms are used to describe work?
Idioms describing work are: working hard, forgetting to eat and sleep, being meticulous, wholeheartedly, wholeheartedly.
1, work hard
Pronunciation: rèn láo rèn yuàn
Interpretation: Metaphorically, you don't work hard and are not afraid of others complaining.
Source: Guangmin's "Yan Family Collection": "Only one arrow is cautious, and there is no doubt that the house leaks, but I am hardworking and resentful, and I can't write anything."
Only by wholeheartedly and not doing bad things can we work hard in the palace and do our best in all kinds of right and wrong.
Use: combined; As predicate, attribute and adverbial; With praise.
Synonym: diligence.
Antonym: complaining about others.
Ex.: The old cow is working hard in the field.
2, forget to eat and sleep
Pronunciation: fèi qǐn wàng shí
Interpretation: waste: stop. I forgot to sleep and eat. Describe to concentrate on your efforts.
Source: Yan Zhitui's "Yan Family Training Mianxue" in the Northern Qi Dynasty: "Yuan Di loves to learn between rivers and mountains, recruit students, be a professor, forget to eat and sleep, and follow the DPRK at night."
During his stay in Jiang Jing, Yuan Di regained his love of learning, enrolled students, taught in person, forgot to eat and sleep, and worked day and night.
Usage: as predicate, attribute and adverbial; Describe a person who works hard.
Synonym: conscientious, day and night, angry and forgetful.
Antonym: Eat all day.
He works hard and often forgets to eat and sleep.
3, meticulous
Pronunciation: yρsρbǒu
Interpretation: Even the smallest place is not sloppy, and it is described as serious. Gou: perfunctory, so-so. Silk: unit of measurement.
Source: Qing Wu Jingzi's "The Scholars" The fourth time: "When the boss visits, he is meticulous in seeing his uncle, and his promotion lies in pointing to Japan."
When the boss visited, he saw that Uncle Shi was serious and his promotion didn't take long.
Synonym: cautious, reserved, meticulous and methodical.
Antonym: just so-so, casually
Usage: as predicate, attribute and complement; Refers to doing things seriously.
We should study meticulously.
4. wholeheartedly
Pronunciation: go to x and n and go to y √.
Interpretation: devote all your energy without reservation.
Source: Mao Dun's "Blowing Drum Collection": "To experience life, we must live wholeheartedly and put aside the idea of finding a theme."
Synonyms: singleness, singleness, singleness.
Antonym: half-hearted, absent-minded
Use: combined; As predicate and adverbial; With praise.
Lei Feng's spirit of serving the people wholeheartedly is worth learning.
Step 5 do your best
Pronunciation: j √ n x √ n j √ n l √.
Interpretation: refers to doing one's best. Generally speaking, a person works hard, or works hard for a person, so that he exhausts all his abilities.
Source: Biography of the Book of Jin: "When you meet the first emperor, you should be prepared to devote yourself to loyalty and loyalty in order to repay the gratitude of the first emperor."
Besides, thanks to the kindness of my late emperor, I have a deep friendship, and I will devote myself wholeheartedly to your majesty in return for the kindness of my late emperor.
Usage: as predicate and adverbial; It means do your best.
Synonym: go all out and spare no effort.
Antonym: perfunctory, perfunctory
Example: Do everything wholeheartedly, and never act rashly.
(4) What are the idioms that describe actions?
Idioms describing actions include looking around, jumping like a rabbit, scrambling for strength, jumping up and down, feeling dejected, exultant, bared one's teeth, moving quickly, taking a cursory look at flowers, beating one's chest, stealing clocks, helping the old and taking care of the young, scratching one's head, buying gifts and returning pearls, and swaggering.
1, look in all directions, is a Chinese idiom, with the pinyin d not d not ng zhā ng x and w dang, which means look in all directions and describes looking in all directions uneasily. Mao Dun's Midnight Nine: "As they walked, they looked around and exchanged a few simple words from time to time."
2. Action is like a rabbit, pronounced dò ng rú tu not tù, an idiom in China, which means quick action. In the Spring and Autumn Period, Wu Sun Tzu's Nine Brothers: "So I started as a virgin and opened accounts with the enemy; After the rabbit, the enemy can't refuse. "
At the beginning of the war, the army was as solemn and dignified as a virgin, leaving the enemy unprepared; After the war began, they acted like rabbits, leaving the enemy too late to resist.
3. Dancing is an idiom in China, and the pinyin is sh ǒ u w ǔ z ú d ǐ o, meaning: dancing with both hands and jumping with both feet. Describe happiness to the extreme. It also refers to the crazy state of dancing.
In the eighteenth chapter of Wu's The Scholars in Qing Dynasty, Kuang Er, a famous poet in the poetry club, visited Pan San, a friend's bookstore. He was dancing, but suddenly there were a pair of high lights and lanterns in front of him, and the book "Salt catches politics" was written.
4. Ascending to the sky in one step is an idiom, and the pinyin is y and b ù d ē ng ti ā n, which means to reach a very high level or degree at once. Sometimes it is also used to describe a person who suddenly succeeds and climbs to a very high position. Zhao Shuli's "Shilidian" Scene 6: "Since I became close relatives with your family, your father and uncle have made great progress."
5, scratching their heads, Chinese idioms, as attributes. Pinyin: Zhuār náo sāI Interpretation: scratch: scratch. Scratch your ears, scratch your cheeks. Describe people's anxiety, distress and confusion when they are powerless. Said by: Journey to the West, the second time: "the Monkey King is listening, scratching his head and smiling."
5] What are the idioms that describe "other people's things are their own"?
Just take it for yourself, take it for yourself.
1, take it for yourself
Idiom explanation: take other people's things for yourself.
Pronunciation genus: jù wéi jǐ yǒu
Source: Li Mingxian's "Sword" 24: "Tong Guan takes it for himself and deceives the monarch."
Interpretation of Vernacular Language: Tong Guan regarded other people's things as his own deception to the emperor.
2. Help yourself
Idiom explanation: it means to take what doesn't belong to you as your own.
Pronunciation: zhàn wéI jǐyǐu
Source: Qing Pu Songling's Strange Tales from a Lonely Studio Liu: "Take other people's things for yourself."
Vernacular interpretation: take other people's things for yourself.
(5) What are the extended readings of idioms describing people?
According to myself, there is an antonym: things are returned to their original owners and returned to Zhao in good condition.
1, returned to the original owner
Pronunciation: ZH incarnation
Explanation: Return: Return. Return the goods to their original owners.
Source: Ming Lingmengchu's "The First Moment of Surprise" Volume 35: "It is not an act of God to return things to their original owners."
Vernacular explanation: it is an act of god to return things to their original owners.
2. Return to Zhao intact.
Pronunciation: wan bīgu zhào
Description: This means that Lin Xiangru returned He Shibi from Qin to Zhao intact. After the metaphor returned to the original intact.
Source: Sima Qian's Biography of Historical Records and Lian Po Lin Xiangru in the Western Han Dynasty: "The city entered Zhao and was stationed in Qin; If you don't enter the city, please return it to Zhao. "
Vernacular explanation: the city belongs to Zhao and the wall belongs to Qin; These cities are not for Zhao. Please let me return the city walls to Zhao intact.
What are the words that describe a person's ability to work?
1, smart and capable
Pinyin j and ng mí ng né ng gà n
Interpretation is smart, smart and capable.
The source "The Book of the New Tang Dynasty Su Ge Biography": "I am proficient in academics, and I am smart in official business. After my extended service, I was a little bored and demanding, and people complied. "
Related sentences:
First, smart and capable:
Aunt Wang is a smart person.
My father often says that if my grandmother is not smart and diligent, this family will go hungry.
Although he is young and strong, smart and capable, he has no superhuman powers.
Our minister is a shrewd and strong-willed man.
She is hardworking, earnest, diligent, intelligent, reliable, kind and cooperative.
Second, resolutely:
1, his resolute style left a deep impression on the soldiers.
Many illegal industries disappeared under the police's sweeping action.
3, the construction of a clean government must be a strategy, echoed in all directions, resolute!
If you want to finish this task on time, you can't do it vigorously like an old cow smashing a car.
He has always been decisive.
Third, effective:
Practice has proved that this is an effective method.
After years of exploration, I finally summed up a set of effective working methods.
You had to think of an effective way to solve this matter yesterday.
This is an effective method.
Practice has proved that this is an effective method.
Fourth, have both ability and political integrity:
1, the teacher wants us to be talents with both ability and political integrity.
He has both ability and political integrity, is young and promising, and is highly valued by leaders.
3, the selection of cadres, we must strictly grasp the standard of having both ability and political integrity.
4. Break the old concept of seniority and boldly promote young people with both ability and political integrity.
Use young people with both ability and political integrity boldly, and don't bury talents.
Five, eminently:
1, without great willpower, there can be no great talent.
2. Cao Cao is not only a brilliant politician and strategist, but also an influential poet.
3. Great talent and foresight are the foundation of great achievements.
4. As a leader, of course, you must have great talents.
5. Great politicians all have great talents, and their achievements will last forever.
What self-righteous idioms are there to describe a person?
There are many idioms to describe a person's self-righteousness, such as being smart, teaching others to swim, being self-righteous, posturing, being self-righteous, willful, conceited, complacent, looking down on others, being a good teacher and so on.
First, be smart.
Explanation: I think I'm smart and opinionated. Overestimate yourself and act subjectively.
From: "Shangshu Cai Zhongchuan": "No coincidence is a book, and the old chapter is chaotic."
Vernacular: "Don't be smart and disturb the rules."
Grammar: subject-predicate type; As predicate, attribute and adverbial; derogatory sense
Synonyms modify wisdom and ignorance, posturing, self-righteousness and self-mockery.
The antonyms are self-awareness and self-righteousness.
Second, teach fish to swim.
Commentary: Dance axe in front of Lu Ban. Showing off one's skills in front of experts.
From: Tang Zongyuan's Preface to the Chorus of the King: "When the axe is in the class, it is strong."
Vernacular: "It's really cheeky to go to the gate of the class camp with an axe."
Example: I heard that Tingting's sister is knowledgeable. How dare her sister teach an axe and talk nonsense with him? -Li Qingru's "Mirror Flower Edge" is back to 52.
Grammar: formal; As predicate, attribute, adverbial and object; With derogatory meaning, the expression ability is not as good as that of people.
The synonym is Bugulemen, smart-ass, absurd and generous.
The antonyms are "Cheng Men Sydney", "Self-knowledge", "Know others clearly" and "Open-minded".
Third, self-righteousness.
Explanation: Yes: Yes. I always thought I was right. Describe subjective, not open-minded.
Said by: "Xunzi's Honor and Disgrace": "Anyone who uses soldiers must be self-righteous and take others as mistakes."
Vernacular: "Anyone who loves fighting must think that he is right and others are wrong."
Ex.: People in the world tend to be self-righteous and brag about their abilities. -Qing Li Ruzhen's "Jing Hua Yuan" eighty-four times
Grammar: subject-predicate type; As predicate and attribute; Describe subjective, not modest.
Synonyms don't lie down, burn and bury, stubborn and smart.
Antonyms are ashamed of themselves, learn from others and have an open mind.
Fourth, posturing
spell
Interpretation refers to a posture or appearance that pretends to have artistic effects.
Synonym is false shit and smelly words, take retreat as progress, bend horse and bow.
Verb (short for verb) is opinionated.
Explanation: stubbornly stick to your point of view and refuse to change.
From: Biography of Li Gang, an old Tang book: "When I was a servant, I shot Su Yang and Su Wei who were in power. Every time I just stubbornly look at it, it's because I hate it. "
Vernacular: "At that time, the left servant shot Su Yang and Su Wei, who were in charge of the court. Gang insisted on what he saw every time, so he hated him."
Example: Feng Guitang heard that his father disapproved of his idea. He thought, "When you get old, you will be opinionated and conservative!" -Liang Bin's "Red Flag Spectrum" VIII
Grammar: verb-object type; As predicate and attribute; derogatory sense
Synonyms are indispensable, indispensable and stubborn.
The antonyms are conformity, good advice and change strategy.
What words are used to describe a person's writing level?
1.
Pinyin: mio bǐshēng Huā
Explanation: flowers: planting flowers. Metaphor writing ability is outstanding.
Source: Records of Yunxian Miscellanies Volume 10: Dream less, write flowers, become a genius, and become famous in the world.
For example, she writes a good article in an instant.
Step 2: Flowers.
Pinyin: shng Huāmiào bǐ
Explanation: Metaphorical writing ability is outstanding.
Source: Five Dynasties Wang Renyu's "Kaiyuan Tianbao Dream with Flowers": "When Li Taibai was young, he dreamed of flowers, and he became a genius and became famous all over the world."
For example, making sentences: Thanks to the painter's wonderful pen for bringing me back to Chairman Mao.
3. A stroke of genius
Pinyin: shn dào zh and bǐ
Explanation: Jude said it was a genius. Describe the wonderful sentences in the work.
Source: Qing Gong Wei's The Story of the Plum Blossom Master: "Mr. Shen Qinan's Plum Blossom Master is a world-famous pen, but I can't see it."
Write like God
Pinyin: western language
Interpretation: refers to writing an article, and the thoughts are rushing, if there is divine power. Describe quick thinking, good at writing articles or writing articles well.
Source: Lu Zhi Zhuan, an old Tang book: "Be good at discussing and coping, practice body skills clearly, judge ancient times, and write like a god. Celebrities were embarrassed at that time. "
5. Exquisite craftsmanship
Pinyin: Gufufu
Explanation: It seems that ghosts and gods did it. Describing superb artistic skills is beyond the reach of human beings.
Source: "Zhuangzi Sheng Da": "Zi Qing succeeded in chopping firewood, and the audience was shocked."
Example: This knitting technique gives people the impression of "romanticism" and "fantastic craftsmanship".
What idioms describe thinking about others?
Desperate for his own life, he is willing to leave without hesitation, give up himself for others, and forget his life.
First, despair
Interpretation of the vernacular: go forward bravely, regardless of your own safety.
Source: "Baoren An Shu": "I always think about the urgency of dying for my country in my life."
Dynasty: Han
Author: Sima Qian
Always think bravely, regardless of your own safety, in order to alleviate the national crisis.
Second, do not hesitate to die.
Vernacular interpretation: ten thousand deaths: ten thousand deaths, describing risking one's life. Never refuse to die 10 thousand times. Express willingness to serve to death.
Source: Romance of the Three Kingdoms: "I met my brother once, although I will die."
Dynasty: Ming dynasty
Author: Luo Guanzhong
Even if I risk my life, I won't die ten thousand times to see my brother.
Third, sacrifice yourself for others.
Interpretation of vernacular: sacrificing one's own interests for others.
Source: "The Analects of Confucius Advanced" Zhu Note: "There is no self-sacrifice at first."
Dynasty: Spring and Autumn Period
Author: By many people
At first, I didn't mean to sacrifice my own interests for others.
Fourth, fight to the death
Vernacular explanation: Later used to describe risking one's life and not being afraid of sacrifice.
Source: Chapter 50 of Laozi: "Fight for life."
Dynasty: Spring and Autumn Period
Author: Laozi
Translation: From birth to death.
Five, give up one's life and forget death
Vernacular explanation: giving up one's life. Describe regardless of personal life.
Source: The second discount of "Lock Mirror": "You must sacrifice your life for meritorious service."
Dynasty: Yuan
Author: anonymous
You should build your reputation regardless of your personal life.
What are the idioms that describe people's gestures?
Glancing at the flowers, cheering, telling each other, returning home with a full load, wading through mountains and rivers, breaking waves, advancing wave after wave, bullying, shadowing, wearing a star Dai Yue, toiling day and night, fighting tenaciously, throwing its weight around, engaging in graft, making waves, helping the old and carrying the young, being agile, walking fast, moving like a rabbit, looking up and striding.
As fast as the wind, as fast as lightning
To push or bump through.
Cheer up and catch up.
Run like a wolf, run like a pig ―― tear like a beast.
in seven-league boots
pick up speed
walk with vigorous strides
Jump on the roof, jump over the wall
Walk as if you have wings ―― walk quickly and forcefully.
Cut a tangled jute with a sharp knife-take decisive and effective measures to solve a complex problem
Without a moment's respite
dull
Very efficient
Fight a quick decision
Dry and tidy
Be orderly and fast
Fast as lightning
Just like chopping bamboo.
Just reach out your hand and you will get what you want.
Quick action, quick hands.
Sudden thunder has no time to cover your ears-it's as sudden as lightning.
Read from beginning to end
To finish (in writing or painting) at one go.
dull
Express idioms like high winds:
Bright, shiny; Shine, shine
Cheer up and get emotional.
make up one's mind
Full of fighting spirit
Glory and discipline
Roll up/lift up your sleeves and stand up ―― Cheer up and get ready for action.
excited
In high spirits/good spirits
The human spirit
(of eyes) bright and sharp.
Express one's views vehemently
Sing with strong sadness
The spirit of dragon and horse
glowing with health
burst with vitality
to be doughty as a dragon and lively as a tiger
be high-spirited and vigorous
be high-spirited and vigorous
be full of vitality
Inspire people
powerful
Glare like a temple janitor ― it looks very fierce.
Magnificent manners
miraculous
Strut, like a dragon or a tiger ―― with solemn steps.
Solemn and full of energy
Benevolence is magnificent, bearing, bearing.
A dignified and solemn appearance
Very powerful
Smart and brave.
bearing
Talking and joking are not frivolous.
Free and dignified
gentle and cultivated
mild
Extraordinary temperament
A big country
Calm and elegant.
Dignified appearance
Straighten your clothes and sit upright-serious.
inanimate
listless
Clay or wooden statue
The men are exhausted.
tired
Using military force for too long, overworked and demoralized.
have a drowsy look
Exhausted
Old and shabby.
Sleep with clothes on-work hard day and night
faint
cry
Wail like a ghost, howl like a wolf-scream and howl like crazy
It's noisy and messy, scary.
cry
Lament to heaven, kowtow to the ground ―― give a cry of pain.
Tears ran down the wet clothes.
Tears while talking.
Crying.
Cry out because of hunger and cold
tears fall like rain
be all tears
laugh
crack a joke
clap one's hands and laugh aloud
dismiss with a laugh
The whole room was convulsed with laughter
hold one's sides with laughter
smile through tears
I couldn't help laughing.
A smirk/naughty/frivolous smile
be radiant with delight/joy
A person's face reveals happiness.
Can't help laughing.
(of a woman) give a charming/charming/sweet/charming smile.
Every flicker and smile
Shrug your shoulders and give a flattering smile-cringe.
Sleeves are like ears
Convey/express one's amorous feelings
Make eyes at sb.
beauty is in the eye of the beholder
Full of tenderness
shy
Yin Shi mei hang
manufacture
Artificial/unnatural
put on/assume airs
Mold filling, ostentation and extravagance
Multiple suicide attempts (as a threat)
silent
Speech poverty
Sheets, speechless
Shut up and don't talk.
Shut your mouth
other
(of young women) exquisite and charming.
Be dumbfounded (by fear or surprise)
Pretend to be pious
Raise your hand to your forehead with joy-overjoyed.
Face others with frowning brows and angry eyes.
Words, expressions, etc
be filled with righteous indignation
People are fascinated and stay awake.