Four-word idioms expressing disappointment

1. A four-word idiom to describe disappointment:

Disappointed,

Despair,

Looking through the autumn water,

Eager to see,

Tear your heart out,

Heartache,

Depression,

Feel lost,

Feel dejected,

Despair,

Very depressed

Refuse to waste: the expression of frustration and disappointment. Reverse: Return. Return disappointed. Describe flinching because of negative disappointment. It is the same as "want to recycle" and "recycle".

To return to one's original position in vain means to get angry and return to normal, and now it is described as disappointment.

Source: "Zhuangzi Dechong Fu": "I am angry, but I am suitable, and I am abolished."

I'm worried about my shadow. I'm lonely and disappointed. It also refers to the appearance of self-care and self-satisfaction that often appears.

Source: Liang Qingqichao's History of China's Foreign Debt: "Since then, my people have increased their burden by more than 20 million, and I have taken care of it."

I can't go out without breathing, and I can't speak. Describe extreme sadness and disappointment.

Despair, all ideas and plans are shattered. Describe the feeling of extreme depression and disappointment.

Source: China Now, written by Tingting in Qingnan, three times: "Human feelings in officialdom are the most snobbish. Everyone can see that they care about Taiwan Province. Who will care about me? I am desperate when I think about it. "

Desperate and frustrated, you are still disheartened. Depressed, depressed

Who turns spirit into dust means: mind, will; Gray and laziness: depression and negativity. Depressed, depressed

Source: Wu Mingcheng's Fortieth Journey to the West: "So, I blame him for not listening to me, so he is disheartened and says that everyone is scattered."

Despair, depression, depression.

Source: Wu Mingcheng's Fortieth Journey to the West: "So, I blame him for not listening to me, so he is disheartened and says that everyone is scattered."

Wear your heart: look forward to wearing it; The heart is dead: the heart is dead. My eyes were pierced and my heart died. Describe the ardent hope and extreme disappointment of failure.

Source: Tang Du Fu's poem "Three Voyages to the West": "The West remembers the truth and no one returns. When the eyes are wearing the sunset, the heart will die. "

Idleness of mind means: mind and will; Gray and laziness: depression and negativity. Depressed, depressed

Source: Yuan Qiaoji's "Bridge Dream, Fu Xiao, Yu Ling, Crossing the Toes": "If I am not disheartened, how can I accompany my stupid eyebrows to the naked eye?"

2. Four words to describe disappointment Four words to describe disappointment:

Stunned eyes like a knife, heartbreaking, eager to see through autumn water.

Sad and sad, depressed and sad.

Alas, alas, pull a long face and frown.

Sad, sad, sad, sad.

Tearing my heart out, crying, heartbroken, hurting my bones.

Sad as a tide, sentimental, thinking about it is disheartening.

Clawing your own heart, frowning, locking your eyes and beating your chest is worse than death.

Worried, depressed, flustered, tired, heartbroken

A sad face, a worried face, full of sadness and tears.

3. four words to describe a long time: time is long, time is long, and the seas are dry and the rocks are rotten. Over the years, the green hills last forever, the wasteland lasts forever, the running water wears away, the rope is sawed off, the source flows forever, and fools move mountains for a long time. Perseverance. Endless years: years. It takes a long time to describe. Year: year: year, year. Describe for many years. Year: success: integrity; Fatigue: accumulation. Year after year, month after month. It takes a long time to describe. Accumulate over time. Monthly accumulation: year; Cumulative month: consecutive months. It means a long time. Poor year: poor year: from the beginning of the year to the end of the year; Cumulative months: lasting for several months. Describe continuous, lasting for a long time. The past few months: describe the passage of time. Over time: for a long time. I want to see with my eyes. Described as ardent hope. If every inch is years old: years old, a moment is like a year. Describe very eager expectations and hopes. Raise your head and put on my eyes: lift; Put on your eyes: look up. Describe looking at the distance with expectation or eager expectation. Put your ears up and your eyes on: look up into the distance. Describe expectations. Ear up and wipe your eyes. Raise your ears; Wipe your eyes. Listen carefully and look carefully. Show that you are eager to see what you expect. Look up. All eyes are looking up. Describe people's expressions of expectation or surprise. Hanging in the air describes the expectation and longing of undivided attention. Just around the corner refers to the sun: you can point out the date, not far away; Wait: expect. It won't be long before it is realized. Counting the days of waiting. Extremely expressed ardent hope. Dead seedlings looking at the rain describe ardent hope. Eyes broken and scales red: fish and geese are more trustworthy. It describes the desire to wear and expect the arrival of letters. Expecting thoughts and eyes, missing heart. I describe my desire. My skin is loose and itchy. I described my desire to return to my heart. I'm looking forward to returning to my business: I'm standing on my heels. I stood on tiptoe, looking forward to coming back. I describe my ardent expectations. I am looking forward to it. I am looking forward to it. I am looking forward to it. I am looking forward to it. I am looking forward to it. I stood on tiptoe. Waiting for a long time. Stretch your neck like a crane, stand on tiptoe and wait for a long time. Describe eager anticipation. Look at the neck. Stretch your neck and look into the distance. Describe ardent expectations. Stretch your neck and look forward to it like a crane. Metaphorically, you are eager to move on. Stretch your neck and lift your heel: heel. Stretch your neck. Stand on tiptoe. Describe ardent hope. Guided by hope: stretch your neck and stretch your neck to see further. Describe ardent hope. Looking at neon through clouds is a metaphor for eager hope. Lead by looking up from afar. Describe ardent hope. Being led by the nose by fatigue: craning your neck and craning your neck to expect. Describe ardent hope. Guided by hope: stretch your neck and stretch your neck to see further. Describe ardent hope. Correction: Lift. Stand on tiptoe and raise your head, which means waiting eagerly. Lift your feet. Lift your feet and tilt your head. Describe ardent hope. Lift your feet, collapse and stretch your neck. Describe ardent hope. Stand on tiptoe to see. Describe the eagerness and rush of hope. Accommodation: I only hope to have food every day and a place to sleep at night. I describe myself as not ambitious and content with the status quo. I am eager for fame and fortune. I am eager for personal fame and fortune. Victory in sight: what I hope is in sight. It means victory is coming. It also means that one thing is about to succeed. I can't reach it. There is no way out. Reach: hope to reach. There is no way to catch up. Looking through autumn water: a metaphor for human eyes. They all passed. Described the ardent hope for distant relatives and friends. It describes ardent hope. It's the same as "looking forward to seeing through" It describes ardent hope. I hope my children will achieve something in their studies and careers. Cut the candle at the west window, originally referring to missing the distant wife and looking forward to meeting at night. Later, it generally refers to the gathering of relatives and friends to talk. Seeing first is fast: seeing first is happy. It describes ardent hope. Hanging in the air describes the whole-hearted expectation, hope Sharp eyes, eager to wear. Eyes are eager to wear, intestines are eager to wear. It describes the extremes of hope and acacia. Eyes piercing and dying. The heart is dead: the heart is dead as ashes. Eyes see through, heart dies. It describes ardent hope and extreme disappointment.

4. Disappointed four-word idiom Disappointed.

This explanation shows that the initial hope was completely dashed.

The source "Historical Records Biography of Emperor Gaozu": "Qin people are disappointed."

hopeless

There is no hope of explanation.

The bill calls for the responsible replacement of soldiers, which is a hopeless and very vague expression.

Feel disappointed

Explain it a few more times. More disappointed.

For example, he asked cadres to reduce waste and keep meals simple, which made the public disappointed with corruption happy.

be utterly disheartened

Explain depression, depression.

Source Wu Ming Cheng En The Journey to the West 40th time: "So, blame him for not listening to me, so he was disheartened and said that everyone was scattered."

Eager expectations fell through.

Explain eye penetration: I want to see; The heart is dead: the heart is dead. My eyes were pierced and my heart died. Describe the ardent hope and extreme disappointment of failure.

The source of Tang Du Fu's poem "Three Voyages to the West" is: "The West remembers the truth and no one returns. When the eyes are wearing the sunset, the heart will die. "

be utterly disheartened

Explain mind and meaning: mind and will; Gray and laziness: depression and negativity. Depressed, depressed

Source Yuan Qiaoji's "Bridge Dream, Fu Xiao, Yu Ling's Twelve Crocodiles": "I am not disheartened, how can I accompany a stupid eyebrow to the naked eye?"

The son is firmly in his camp, over and over again.

Explain the emergence of panic and self-care, loneliness and disappointment. It also refers to the appearance of self-care and self-satisfaction that often appears.

The source is Liang Qing Qichao's History of China's Foreign Debt: "Since then, my people have increased their burden by more than 20 million, and they have taken care of it."

Anger disappeared and returned to normal. Now describe it.

Explain that anger has disappeared and returned to normal, and now describe disappointment.

The source "Zhuangzi de Chongfu": "If I am angry, I will waste it."

Extreme pain

It means you can't breathe or say anything. Describe extreme sadness and disappointment.

Qing Pu Songling's "Strange Tales from a Lonely Studio Promoting Weaving" Source: "If you care about the empty cage of cricket, swallow it when you die, and don't think about it any more."

Tired of worldly life

It means that all ideas and plans are shattered. Describe the feeling of extreme depression and disappointment.

China Now, written by Tingting in the south of Qing Dynasty, has three sources: "Human feelings in officialdom are the most snobbish. Everyone can see that they care about Taiwan Province. Who will care about me? I am desperate when I think about it. "