1. Idioms describing good luck in gambling

Answer: The time will come, it will come with a little effort, it will come to you, it will be easy to get, it will be easy to get, it will be easy to get it, the purple energy will come from the east, you will win every time you gamble, the time will come: Gambling, It is a game in which valuable things are used as bets to win or lose. It is a form of entertainment for human beings.

Any gambling has different meanings in different cultural and historical backgrounds. Currently, in Western society, it has an economic definition, which refers to "betting money or something of material value on an event with an uncertain outcome, with the main purpose of winning more money and/or material value”.

Extension link: Baidu Encyclopedia: Gambling (the act of betting on winning or losing with something of value). 2. What are the four-character idioms that describe good fortune?

1. Business is booming [shēng yì xìng lóng]

Definition: business: commercial transactions. Business is booming. It also means that business is booming.

2. The wealth will come in from all directions [cái yuán guǎng jìn]

Definition: The wealth will come from all directions, and a lot of wealth will come into my home.

3. Wealth and prosperity [cái yùn hēng tōng]

Definition: Heng: prosperous, smooth. You have good luck in getting rich and making money smoothly.

Source: Qing Dynasty Li Ruzhen's "Flowers in the Mirror": "Who would have thought that good fortune would float to the Changren Kingdom, and the wine jar would actually make a huge profit."

4. Rijin Dou Jin [rì jìn dǒu jīn]

Definition: A dou of gold can be collected in one day. Describes making a fortune.

Source: "Hu Xueyan": "This position, at a glance, is a good job to make money every day."

5. Money coming from all directions [bā fāng lái cái]

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Definition: The east, west, south, north, southeast, southwest, northwest, northeast, all directions bring wealth.

6. Flowers bloom and wealth [huā kāi fù guì]

Definition: Flowers bloom as luxuriantly, wealth and prosperity.

7. Money is coming in like a river.

8. Every year there is more than enough [nián nián yǒu yú]

Definition: It means living a prosperous life, with extra wealth and food every year!

9. Full of gold and jade [jīn yù mǎn táng]

Definition: Tang: a tall hall. The hall is filled with gold and jade. Describes a lot of wealth. Also described as rich in knowledge.

Source: Chapter 9 of "Laozi": "The house is full of gold and jade; no one can guard it." Liu Yiqing of the Southern Dynasty (Song Dynasty) "Shishuo Xinyu: Part 2 of Appreciation": "Wang Changshi called Lin Gong:' Zhenchang (Liu Xun) can be said to be full of gold and jade. ”

10. Attract wealth and treasure [zhāo cái jìn bǎo]

Definition: To attract wealth and treasure.

Source: Yuan Dynasty Liu Tangqing's "Descent of Mulberry": "Invite wealth and bring treasures to the world; the family will be safe and secure."

11. Poems about wealth:

1. Now that all the family wealth has been separated, the family members are separated from each other, and today they are old and suffering all over - Wei Zhuang of the Tang Dynasty's "Qin Fu Yin"

Definition: The family's money is gone, and they are separated from their loved ones. This year has been so sad.

2. It can relieve the anger of our people, when the south wind comes - "South Wind Song" by Anonymous Pre-Qin Dynasty

Interpretation: The gentle south wind can calm the people's emotions; A southerly breeze at the right time.

3. The groom comes to the door and asks for money - "Three Poems for the Bridegroom" by Wang Jian of the Tang Dynasty

Definition: The groom comes to the house but keeps asking for money.

4. Only now do we know the territory of the great vassal, how can we say that we are rich and endow the territory - Wei Yingwu of the Tang Dynasty, "Gathering with the Scholars Yan in the Rain in the County Zhai"

Interpretation: Only now do we know the great territory of the great vassal. The place of the county, could it be said that the boundary of wealth.

5. When the will is unrestrained, the wealth is also abundant and luxurious - Wei and Jin Zhang Hua's "Light and Bop Chapter"

Definition: When the will is unrestrained, the property is also abundant and luxurious. 3. An idiom describing a person who likes playing cards very much

Happy but not missing Shu. Basic explanation: Very happy and not missing Shu.

It is a metaphor for having fun in a new environment and no longer wanting to go back to the original environment. Decomposition and explanation: Le (lè, yuè,) Le (乐) lè joy, happiness: happiness.

A happy place. Enjoyable.

Overjoyed. The joy is endless.

Optimism (being in good spirits and confident in the development of things). Optimism (being content with one's situation without any worries).

Things that make people happy: having fun. Amused.

Be willing to do something: be happy with it. Be kind and good at giving (h刼).

Laugh: This is so funny. Sadness, sadness, joy (乐) yuè ㄩㄝˋ Sound, harmonious: music.

Vocal music. Orchestra pit.

Musical sound (a harmonious and pleasant sound with a certain frequency). Lege (a. Music and songs; b. Songs with musical accompaniment).

Yue Zheng (the chief of the music officials in the Zhou Dynasty). Yuefu (originally the music official office of the Han Dynasty in China, its main task was to collect folk poetry and music; later generations also called this kind of folk songs or works imitated by literati "Yuefu").

Surname. Sorrowful and sad. Number of strokes: 5; Radical: 丿; Bu (bù,) Bu bù adverb.

Used in front of verbs, adjectives and other words to express negation or added in front of nouns or nominal morphemes to form adjectives: not to go. not much.

Illegal. unexpectedly.

Not talented (mediocre talent, often used as a sign of self-effacement). Not published (no modification required, indelible).

Without knowledge and skills. uninvited guest.

Used alone, answer negatively: No, I don't know. Used at the end of a sentence to express a question: Is he in good health now? No bu fǒu is the same as "no" in ancient times, not so, otherwise.

No number of strokes: 4; Radical: one; 思 (sāi, sī,) 思sī think, consider, use your brain: thought (a. Objective existence is reflected in human consciousness through thinking activities The result; b. Thoughts, thoughts; c. Thinking). consider.

Thinking. thinking.

Meditation. Thinking.

Change your mind when you see something different. Miss, miss: miss.

Missing. Lovesickness.

Thoughts: Thoughts. Thoughts (novel and unique ideas and interests).

Conception. surname.

Nianxiang Si sāi [Yu Si] The appearance of having a beard, as in "If you stroke your chin, then Sisi will be as before." Nianxiang Nianxiang Number of strokes: 9; Radical: heart; Shu (shǔ,) Shu shǔ Another name for Sichuan Province in China: Shu version (books printed in Sichuan during the Song Dynasty).

Shu guests (people traveling to Shu). Sichuan pepper.

Shu embroidery (embroidery produced in Sichuan). Shu Brocade.

Go to Long to look at Shu. Chinese dynasty name: Shu Han.

The name of the vassal state of China in the Zhou Dynasty, located in the area of ??today's Chengdu City, Sichuan Province. Number of strokes: 13; Radical: worm;. 4. An idiom describing a person who likes playing cards very much

Happy but not missing Shu

Basic explanation:

Very happy and not missing Shu. It is a metaphor for having fun in a new environment and no longer wanting to go back to the original environment.

Decomposition and explanation:

Le (lè, yuè,) Le (乐) lè joy, happiness: happiness. Paradise. Enjoyable. Overjoyed. The joy is endless. Optimism (good spirits and confidence in the development of things). Optimism (being content with one's situation without any worries). Things that make people happy: having fun. Amused. Be willing to do something: be happy with it.

Be kind and good at giving (h刼). Laugh: This is so funny. Sadness, sadness, joy (乐) yuè ㄩㄝˋ Sound, harmonious: music. vocal music. Orchestra pit. Musical sound (a harmonious and pleasant sound with a certain frequency). Lege (a. Music and songs; b. Songs with musical accompaniment). Yue Zheng (the chief music official in the Zhou Dynasty). Yuefu (originally the music official office of the Han Dynasty in China, its main task was to collect folk poetry and music; later generations also called this kind of folk songs or works imitated by literati "Yuefu"). surname. Sorrowful and sad Number of strokes: 5; Radical: 丿;

Bu (bù,) Bu bù adverb. Used in front of verbs, adjectives and other words to express negation or added in front of nouns or nominal morphemes to form adjectives: not to go. not much. illegal. unexpectedly. Not talented (mediocre talent, often used as a sign of self-effacement). Not published (no modification required, indelible). Unlearned and incompetent. uninvited guest. Used alone, answer negatively: No, I don't know. Used at the end of a sentence to express a question: Is he in good health now? No bu fǒu is the same as "no" in ancient times, not so, otherwise. No number of strokes: 4; Radical: one;

思 (sāi, sī,) 思sī Think, consider, use your brain: Thought (a. Objective existence is reflected in human consciousness through thinking activities The result; b. Thoughts, thoughts; c. Thinking). consider. thinking. thinking. meditation. Thinking. Change your mind when you see something new. Miss, miss: miss. Missing. Lovesickness. Thoughts: Thoughts. Thoughts (novel and unique ideas and interests). Conception. surname. Nianxiangsi sāi [Yu Si] The appearance of having a beard, as in "If you stroke your chin, then Sisi will be as before." Nianxiang Nianxiang Number of strokes: 9; Radical: heart;

Shu (shǔ,) Shu shǔ Another name for Sichuan Province in China: Shu version (books printed in Sichuan during the Song Dynasty). Shu guest (people traveling to Shu). Sichuan pepper. Shu embroidery (embroidery produced in Sichuan). Shu Brocade. I have to go to Long to look at Shu. Chinese dynasty name: Shuhan. The name of the vassal state of China in the Zhou Dynasty, located in the area of ??today's Chengdu City, Sichuan Province. Number of strokes: 13; Radical: worm; 5. Words used to describe playing cards

Gambling [dǔ bó]

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Basic definition Detailed definition

Use property as a bet to win or lose in a certain way

Near antonyms

Synonyms

Bet and gamble money

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Gambling, that is, in the form of playing cards, throwing dice, etc., is a game in which valuable things are used as bets to win or lose. It is a form of human entertainment. Any gambling has different meanings in different cultural and historical contexts. Currently, in Western society, it has an economic definition, which refers to "betting money or something of material value on an event with an uncertain outcome, with the main purpose of winning more money and/or material value"