Idioms used to describe speaking and doing things very carefully

Be careful/cautious/cautious/tremendous/meticulous/walk on thin ice/lightly/quietly/be cautious in words and deeds/be careful in words and deeds to describe speaking The idiom of speaking with a very small voice

The sound is like a mosquito or a fly

The explanation means that the voice is as small and subtle as the sound made by a mosquito or a fly when it flies. The sound is described as very small.

Example: Friends are not willing to play with a partner who is as quiet as a mosquito.

Whisper

Explain and describe speaking in a low voice.

Source from the first part of Zhou Erfu's "Morning in Shanghai": "Tang Aying whispered to the pillow about the recent exchanges, intermittently, still a little shy, afraid of embarrassment."

Whisper

Explain and describe speaking in a low voice.

Source "The Yong Biography of King Fangling of the Northern History of the Sui Dynasty": "He flew towards the northwest, whispering.

” Idioms describing words that are very pleasant to the ears

Silent, silent, silent. Slanderous words, slanderous words that hurt others and flattering words. Speaking out is like talking. It refers to talking. Talking too much. Words refer to things that should not be said. Gossip and jealousy are slanderous words that spread jealousy. Gossip and gossip are groundless, ill-intentioned, and sarcastic words. It also refers to private discussions and secret rumors. Gossip and gossip refer to vague words. Rumors. Words that catch wind and shadows. Sweet words and beautiful words. Rare and taciturn. Rare, few: few. Rarely speak. Describe silence. Bold words. Heroic and majestic words. Describe words full of heroic spirit. Good words. Good: beautiful, friendly. Refers to words that are friendly and pleasant. Black talk refers to nonsense. It refers to nonsense or nonsense that is unfounded and inconsistent with reality. Nonsense Chinese refers to nonsense. It refers to nonsense that is unfounded and inconsistent with reality. Nonsense refers to nonsense or nonsense that is unfounded and unrealistic. Gleeful speech originally refers to words or words that are extravagant and decorated with empty content. Later, it mostly refers to false and beautiful words used to deceive people. Words. Words are like conversation. Obscene words refer to vulgar, obscene and unpleasant words. Harsh words refer to harsh words. Harsh words refer to sharp words. Cold words and cold words: meaning sarcasm. Cold words with a sarcastic meaning. Cold words. A sarcastic remark. A cold remark with a sarcastic meaning. A rumor is a groundless remark. It refers to a slanderous bad word spread behind the back. Same as "gossip". A rumor is a groundless remark. It refers to a slanderous bad word spread behind the back. Gossip is like gossip. Groundless words. It refers to the slanderous bad words spread behind the scenes. Dragon words and phoenix words are a metaphor for the relaxed and melodious sound of music. soft words: soft. soft words: soft language. thin Language: low-pitched sentences. It refers to the soft and subtle voice when speaking, making it easy for people to accept. It can speak quickly and eloquently, and its words are quick and crisp. It only contains fragmentary words. The number of descriptive language characters is very small. Seven words and eight words. To describe a person who talks a lot. A thousand words is used to describe someone who talks a lot. To use a soft word is to describe a person who speaks very softly. To use a soft word is to describe a person who speaks softly and softly. Same as "to speak softly". To use a soft word is used to describe a person who speaks softly. And soft. A few words. Very few adjectives. Talking casually. Talking about things that have nothing to do with business. Talking sadly in dialect. Refers to saying sarcastic words. Being taciturn refers to not talking much at ordinary times. Special words refer to dialect. Sweet words refer to nice words. It also refers to good words. Sweet words are sweet and gentle words. Same as "sweet words". Sweet words are as sweet as honey. Metaphor for deception. People speak pleasant words. Sweet words, sweet and gentle words. Gossip and long-winded chatter. Gossip is ① insignificant words. ② is just like gossip. Words that ridicule others without basis. Gossip refers to unfounded words that ridicule others. Gossip refers to words that have nothing to do with business; nonsense. Gossip: has nothing to do with business; gossip: refers to talking. Nagging something that has nothing to do with business. Gossip refers to talk. Unsatisfactory words; unfounded words. Gossip, irrelevant words; superfluous words. Cooing, shameless nonsense, Sarai. A word and a half refers to a very small one or two sentences. A word or two is the number. A few words. Obscene words, lewd words; obscene words. Same as "obscene words". Obscene words, lewd words; obscene words. Coquettish words, sweet words, nonsense. Eight ways. Speaking only a few words or phrases or fragments. Talking to oneself and mumbling in a low voice. Making up idioms refers to making up absurd words. Idioms describing people who speak very fast

1. To speak eloquently

2. eloquent

3. boastful (derogatory term)

4. witty words

5. articulate

6. Speak with ease

7. Reply fluently

8. A eloquent idiom to describe a very stingy person

Care about every detail, care about every penny, find faults, and divide everything. 2. Don’t pluck a dime, regard wealth as your life, don’t pluck a dime, have a small belly and chicken intestines

An idiom to describe speaking very sincerely

Tell the truth

shí huà shí shuō

Explain the truth in a straightforward way

Source: Chapter 30 of Zhang Henshui's "Deep Night": "I tell the truth

, your eyes are inconvenient, so you have to have a daughter-in-law to take care of you early. ”

Idioms with tight structure

Used as objects and attributives; referring to people who are honest

Synonyms of truthfulness

Examples of Wang Shuo's "Eraser" "People": "I'm not smart, to be honest, but I don't consider myself to be a fool, and I still know you somewhat, right?" ” Idioms that describe speaking that are very accurate

Idioms that describe speaking that are very accurate: to the point,.

To hit the mark means to say the key point in one sentence. To say it in one sentence The key point of the matter is clear. From: Manan Village's "Yanshan Night Talk: How to Make Friends and Hospitality": "This is to regard humility as the fundamental attitude of making friends and hospitality. It really hit the nail on the head. ” The idiom murmur describes speaking in a small voice.

Whisper describes speaking in a low voice.

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Mianyan: soft language. Whispering: speaking in a soft and subtle voice, making it easy for people to accept. To describe speaking in a low voice.

To whisper is to speak in a low voice.

Whispering and speaking in a low voice. An idiom to describe something that is done very attentively.

An idiom to describe being attentive.

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Wholeheartedly.

Full attention,

Concentration,

Mind with no dual purpose,

Sleepless and forgetful,

Mind without distraction,

An idiom to describe a very small place without blinking your eyes

The place where the cone is set

Pinyin: lì zhuī zhī dì

Definition: To describe a very small place where the tip of the cone is inserted. Place. Also refers to a very small place to stay.

Source: "Zhuangzi Piozhi": "Yao and Shun had the world, and their descendants had no place to live." "Historical Records: Liuhou Family": "After destroying the six kingdoms, there was no place to stand." ”

Example: The world is so big, is there not even an eighteen-year-old girl? Chapter 4 of Part 1 of Yang Mo’s "Song of Youth"