Pinyin: jijibīn mò
Description: investigation: detailed investigation; Ending: the reason. Investigate the whole story in detail.
Idiom: the origin and development of this story
Pinyin: Pinyin
Description: Source: water source. Flow: Water flowing downstream from a water source. Metaphor is the priority, beginning and end of things, successively.
Idiom: Put the cart before the horse.
Pinyin: Pinyin
Explanation: Ben: fundamentals; End: prompt; Shun: refers to natural conditions. From root to tip, the order is not chaotic. Metaphor means that the development of things conforms to the law.
Idiom: the end is the end.
Pinyin: b ě n m ò zh not ng sh ǐ
Description: background: roots and treetops; Beginning: the end and beginning of a thing. Refers to the development law that things have a beginning and an end, and a beginning and an end.
Idiom: Put the cart before the horse.
Pinyin: b Ρ n mò dà o zhì
Explanation: Ben: tree root; End: treetops; Setting: put. Metaphor reverses the position of primary and secondary, light and heavy.
Source: Jin Anonymous's New Learning in Suide Prefecture: "However, if you don't know the rules, you don't have to put the cart before the horse."
2. About the last edition of four-character idioms:
Put the cart before the horse,
Give up the root and chase the end,
At the end of this phase,
At the end of the day,
Reduce the cost to the bottom,
Asked at the end of the book,
Into the cost, back to the end,
Finally give up your skills,
Abandon the end of the book,
Zhang Benji,
At the end of the same from,
Back to the end,
I was poor,
At the end,
Follow the book and give up the ending,
Emphasize this point and suppress the ending,
Give up the ending one by one,
Respect this and restrain the end,
De Ben Cai Wei,
Bunsen at the end of glory,
Origin and development,
Go to the end, go back to the beginning,
Forgetting the roots and chasing the tail,
Start at the end
3. This four-character idiom puts the cart before the horse: root; End: treetops; Setting: put. Metaphor reverses the position of primary and secondary, light and heavy.
Source: water. Flow: Water flowing downstream from a water source. Metaphor is the priority, beginning and end of things, successively.
Same as the last one, different from the original one: the original one. End: The last stream. Metaphor means that things are of the same origin, but the derived flows are different.
This is the same as ending, but in a different way.
In ancient times, agriculture was often the foundation, and handicrafts and businessmen were the last. Refers to deviating from the main part and pursuing subtle details.
Give up: give up; Seeking: pursuing. Abandon the fundamental and the main, and pursue the secondary and the secondary. Metaphor does not grasp the fundamental link, but only works hard on side issues.
Give up the book and pursue it to the end: give up; 11: Pursuit. Abandon the fundamental and the main, and pursue the secondary and the secondary. Metaphor does not grasp the fundamental link, but only works hard on side issues.
Endorsement is to deviate from the fundamentals and pursue details.
Heavy roots and light branches. In ancient times, "Ben" mostly referred to agriculture, and "Duan" mostly referred to industry and commerce.
Virtue is the end of wealth, which means that governing the country is the foundation, and wealth is born of virtue, so financial management is the end.
It can still be said that this is the end of the story. Metaphor does not grasp the fundamental link, but only works hard on side issues.
Return to the end of the book: fundamental; End: side. Refers to attaching importance to the fundamental and main things and restraining the direct and secondary things.
Donate at the end: abandon; One by one: chase. Refers to abandoning the roots and chasing the details.
Strong and weak, weak and strong. Metaphor reduces local power and strengthens central power.
It's better to leave the book at the end than to say it at the end. Metaphor does not grasp the fundamental link, but only works hard on side issues.
Happy at the end: through the "trend", the trend. Lose the foundation and chase the details.
Starting from the end of the book, put aside the roots and pursue the details. With From the End of Fun.
The metaphor of giving up the basics is not to grasp the fundamental link, but to work hard on the side issues. The same as "abandoning the roots and chasing the end."
Abandon the book and discard the end: abandon; 11: Pursuit. In ancient times, it meant giving up farming and mulberry to engage in other undertakings such as industry and commerce. Now the metaphor fails to grasp the fundamental link and only works hard on the side issues.
Going to the capital is to abandon agriculture and do business.
Going to the end means abandoning agriculture and doing business. It's the same as "going to the end"
In the final analysis, weak roots and strong roots mean that the central power is weakened and the local power is strong.
It's a waste of money, a waste of money. It means abandoning the roots and focusing on the details.
Do everything possible to curb agricultural production and industry and commerce.
Zhang Ben made it very clear at the end of the story.
4. Four-character idioms with endings The four-character idioms with endings are
detail
Athena Chu: I don't know.
Interpretation: the last section: small things, small sections. Little things, little problems.
Source: Gu Ligao's First Love: "Zhang Zhicheng is nervous about these subtle details."
Time in old age
Pinyin: sāng yú mò jǐng
Explanation: The afterglow of sunset shines on the treetops of Sang Yu. Refers to the night. Metaphor is old age. Same as Mulberry Twilight Scene.
Source: Reading with Li Linzhan by Yanwu in Qing Dynasty: "The last scene of Sang Yu, or you can go back to three houses."
cause and effect
Pinyin: shǐmòyuan yóu
Explanation of the whole story: the whole story. Reason: The reason comes from. What happened and why. Also known as "the whole story".
The source of Ma Yuan Zhiyuan's Tears of Shirt is the fourth fold: "You can tell the whole story in detail, and you can't be deceived."
Jiangben Liumo
Pinyin Jiang b Ρ n Li ú mò
The explanation is still in the end. Metaphor does not grasp the fundamental link, but only works hard on side issues.
The source "Taishang Laojun said that it is always quiet" "Husband and Tao: there is clarity and turbidity, and there is movement and quietness; The sky is clear and turbid, and the sky is still; Men are clear and women are turbid, and men move and women are quiet; Everything comes into being. The source of turbidity is clear, and the source of quietness is dynamic; People can always be quiet, and heaven and earth will be returned. "
Abandon roots and pursue details.
Pinyin: juān běn zhú mò
Explanation: donate: abandon; One by one: chase. Refers to abandoning the roots and chasing the details.
Source: "Biography of Northern History Li Jue": "Donate money to the end, spread all over China, and give it to ancestors, which will last for a long time."
5. Find a four-word word with "end" on the first page. Idiom dictionary idiom riddle idiom story idiom article idiom name source idiom explanation idiom short spell synonym antonym Search "end" according to the pinyin index, and find 7 1 idioms (click to view the detailed explanation). Explain that the end of the skin is superficial and trivial, and the end is fundamental; End: side.
Refers to attaching importance to the fundamental and main things and restraining direct and secondary donations: abandoning; One by one: chase. It means abandoning the root and pursuing the end point of interests: moving towards "trend" and "trend"
Throw away the root, chase it to the end, and go back to the end. In ancient times, agriculture was often the foundation, and handicrafts and businessmen were the purpose. Refers to deviating from the main part and pursuing subtle details.
Putting the cart before the horse: the root; End: treetops; Setting: put. Metaphor reverses the position of primary and secondary, light and heavy.
Same as the last one, different from the original one: the original one. End: The last stream.
Metaphor means that things are of the same origin, but the derived flows are different. Chatting with the bottom: modest words, receiving (benefits); Accompaniment: companionship; Last seat: The last seat in the seat.
This is a well-meaning entertainment word. Red tape: regulations and ceremonies; Section: etiquette.
Excessive ceremony and etiquette. Metaphor is trivial and redundant.
Sealing Hu for the last general is a metaphor for outstanding children. The end of the road: the last leg of the journey.
It is difficult to walk the last distance. Metaphor in the end, the more difficult the work.
It is also a metaphor that it is not easy to keep festivals. At the end of school, I didn't work hard at all, only learned a little.
A spent force, the arrow from a spent force has reached the end of the flight. Metaphor powerful strength has been weak, does not play any role.
At the end of autumn, birds and animals grow new fine hair tips in autumn. A metaphor for a tiny thing or place.
Go to the end, go back to the beginning: abandon; End: non-fundamental, in ancient times, industry and commerce were called end industries; Ben: Fundamentally speaking, agriculture was called industry in ancient times. Make people abandon industry and commerce, engage in agriculture and develop agricultural production.
The end of the road is described as a place with no way out. Give up: give up; Seeking: pursuing.
Abandon the fundamental and the main, and pursue the secondary and the secondary. Metaphor does not grasp the fundamental link, but only works hard on side issues.
Give up the book and pursue it to the end: give up; 11: Pursuit. Abandon the fundamental and the main, and pursue the secondary and the secondary.
Metaphor does not grasp the fundamental link, but only works hard on side issues. First time, first time.
The cool wind at the end of the day: the end of the day; Cool wind: especially the southwest wind in early autumn. It turned out that Du Fu thought of his best friend Li Bai in exile at the end of the day because of the autumn wind.
Later, it was often compared to touching the scene and missing the old friend. Subtle details: small things, sections.
Little things, little problems. A small and unimportant part of a matter or problem.
The result of the fierce gap is fierce: killing people; Gap: bad blood, hatred; End: finally, the result. Refers to mutual friendship can't last forever, and friends become enemies.
The end of a sharp knife: the tip, the tip. Metaphor is a little fun.
This is also a metaphor for the smallest things. Endorsement is to deviate from the fundamentals and pursue details.
Source: water. Flow: Water flowing downstream from a water source.
Metaphor is the priority, beginning and end of things, successively. This is the same as ending, but in a different way.
Heavy roots and light branches. In ancient times, "Ben" mostly referred to agriculture, and "Duan" mostly referred to industry and commerce.
Virtue is the end of wealth, which means governing the country and leveling the world. Virtue is the foundation, wealth is caused by virtue, so financial management is the purpose. Chinese book "Book of Rites University": "Virtue-oriented; Those rich people will end. "
Confucius Ying Da Shu: "Virtue can generate wealth, and wealth is owned by virtue, so virtue is the last of wealth." See "The Art of Carving Insects at the End" when carving insects at the end.
The last carving skill is also called "geisha last carving". I'm still talking about the last carving.
At the end of the score, the metaphor is tiny, tiny. Jie's Book of Jin Fu Zhuan Wang Ningzhi's Wife Xie: "(Xie Daowen) was very unhappy at first.
An said, "Wang Lang's youngest son is not evil. "Why do you hate him?" A:' The first uncle is Ada (Xie Shang) and Zhonglang (Xie Zhi); The group of people from the brothers sealed Hu Jiemo, but I didn't expect Wang Lang to exist!' Xie Shao, Hu, Xie Lang, Jie, Xie Xuan and Xie Chuan all use fine print. "At the end of the Southern Song Dynasty, storytelling was destroyed.
It's better to leave the book at the end than to say it at the end. See "The End of Fun" from the end of the book.
Looking at the end of autumn, I can't see the salary. You can see the end of a hair, but you can't see a load of firewood. Metaphor only sees small things, but not big things.
The big end must be folded, that is, the branches of the tree are thick and must be folded. Metaphor subordinates to power, endanger the superior.
Too big to lose, too big to lose. Metaphor subordinates powerful, difficult to control.
The last detail refers to a small behavior that has nothing to do with the overall situation. The end of the road is the end of the road: the situation is embarrassing.
There is no way out. Metaphor is extremely difficult.
In the end, I can't handle it. Side details are not important.
For the final technique of film length, see "Techniques of film length and thinness". See "Abandoning the Roots and Chasing the Rear-end".
Abandon the book and discard the end: abandon; 11: Pursuit. In ancient times, it meant giving up farming and mulberry to engage in other undertakings such as industry and commerce.
Now the metaphor fails to grasp the fundamental link and only works hard on the side issues. Abandoning the end to return to the original is also called "abandoning the end to return to the original".
In ancient times, it meant to abandon industry and commerce and cultivate mulberry. See "abandoning the end and returning to the original".
Strong and weak, weak and strong. A spent force is the same as a spent force.
Going this far is the end of abandoning agriculture and going into business. Go to the end and watch Go to the End.
Explain that at the end of the study, the talent is low and the knowledge is shallow. Often used to express modesty.
Sang Yu's last scene is the same as Mulberry Twilight Scene. Do everything possible to curb agricultural production and industry and commerce.
Passive water, water without roots, wood without roots. The metaphor is groundless.
Look for the end of the stream, not the end. Zhang Ben made it very clear at the end of the story.
Take root at the end of the branch and at the top of the tree. The metaphor is unreasonable and impossible.
Abandon the book at the end. See "Abandoning Books at the End". Pursue details and abandon the fundamental and main parts of things.
At the end of the day, I pursue details and forget the root and main part of the matter. Looking at the end of autumn, I can't see the source "Mencius Hui Liang Wang Shang": "Ming is enough to see the end of autumn, but if you don't see your salary, what about Wang Xu?" Explain that the eye can see the tip of a hair, but can't see a load of firewood.
Metaphor only sees small things, but not big things. Example story cenlou meiqi [explanation] only compared with the end, the square inch of wood can be higher than the tall building.
Metaphor means that you can't recognize the facts without starting from scratch. If you don't pay attention to the details, you will find an axe to explain when the disaster comes, as if you don't pay attention.
6. Which four-character idiom puts the cart before the horse?
To teach fish to swim
[Interpretation] Ben: Tree root; Metaphor is the root of things; End: treetops; Metaphor is the side of things; Location: location. Describe priorities; Important and unimportant; Essence and non-essence are reversed.
[Language] Song Zhuxi's Collection of Zhu Wen's Official Documents: "The Doubt of Yesterday; Put the cart before the horse. "
[pronunciation] inverted; It can't be pronounced "d m 40".
[Shape discrimination] At the end; Can't write "Wei"
[near meaning] the weight is reversed and the root is sought.
[antonym] insist on the end of everything.
[Usage] Used to get things wrong. Generally used as predicate, object and attribute.
Subject-predicate type
[Discrimination] ~ and "giving up the root and chasing the end"; Both have the meaning of improper handling of primary and secondary relations. But ~ means to reverse the position of primary and secondary; "Give up the basics" is to lose the main thing; Pursue secondary.
[example]
① Do any work; Everyone has priority; Not ~; Regardless of priorities.
(2) this kind of confusion; The practice of ~ is very bad.
Put the unimportant before the important.