Are idioms complete?

A. Ji idioms

Fuck odd tricks: strange goods; Win: Profit. Grasp rare commodities and calculate profits. Describe a businessman hoarding goods for profiteering.

Take a long-term view, consider carefully and discuss for a long time.

Haggle over every ounce: describe insight and extend it to triviality. Only care about too many unimportant things.

Listen to what you say: Listen. Listen to everything and adopt any idea. Describe having great trust in someone.

Clumsy means ignorant and not good at calculating.

Take a long view.

Tired: exhausted. Strength and ingenuity are exhausted.

The limit of expenditure is set according to income. Use "live within our means".

Listen to you and do as you say. Describe having great trust in someone.

Centennial plan: a long-term important plan. Refers to plans or measures related to long-term interests.

Countermeasures: alienate each other. The original intention is to use the enemy's spies to inform the enemy of the false situation and make it wrong. Later it refers to a tactic to alienate the enemy and make it disunited.

Tactics to delay an opponent's attack. Stall for time, and then find a way.

The combination of strength and maturity refers to many aspects of measurement and in-depth consideration.

Use the tactics used by the other side to deal with the other side in turn.

A deliberate plan to show weakness to the enemy to encourage their pride and make them underestimate their carelessness.

Jinshi's plan is the safest plan.

The resourceful people described in the old novels write the tactics against the enemy on a piece of paper and put them in their own kits so that the parties can open them in an emergency. Metaphor comes prepared. ...

"Six wonderful ideas" originally refers to the six wonderful ideas put forward by Chen Ping. The latter refers to the strategy of surprise.

Spare no effort.

The metaphor of donkey is empty and superficial, and its skills are limited.

B. Complete Collection of Idioms in the Early Ji Dynasty

Log work,

Virtual square,

Counting poverty and potential,

Ji Ran's strategy,

I plan to study hard,

Count the merits and demerits,

Plan against talents,

Not right away,

Waiting for this day,

Considering justice,

Work for the benefit,

Counting work and seals,

Girona PK,

Crime of calculating workload,

The day count refers to the period,

Think deeply, think far,

Conspiracy,

Review your own mistakes and remorse.

C. What are the idioms of Ji?

Do everything possible, haggle over every ounce, take a long-term view, play along, be scheming and do things by the day.

Machiavellian, countless, resourceful, obedient, intrigue, Ji Ran's strategy.

The plan to slow down the troops, the national economy and the people's livelihood, a century-old plan, the best way, there is nothing to do, nothing to do.

I plan to get away, save my strength, plan for a long time, study mulberry tricks, come up with six tricks, and wait for time.

Wait by day, wait by day, calculate by day, calculate by heart, calculate by candle, calculate by candle.

Fuck the strange plan, you will win. If you plan it, you will be foolproof, multi-faceted, Ji Ran and arrogant

The right is still a plan, the stone is a plan, a plan is exhausted, a plan is exhausted, and a plan is prosecuted.

Counting the days, reflecting on the plan, combining right with plan, donkey's plan, magic trick, heart.

A family, an idea, a plan, Xie Jia's work, the remuneration for the work, foresight and resourcefulness.

Chu song's plan, mental arithmetic, taking charge, delaying troops, making small use, counting the days can be expected

I hope I can help you!

D. the number of characters at the beginning of a complete collection idiom

Log work,

Virtual square,

Counting poverty and potential,

Ji Ran's strategy,

I plan to study hard,

Count the merits and demerits,

Plan against talents,

Not right away,

Waiting for this day,

Considering justice,

Work for the benefit,

Counting work and seals,

Girona PK,

Crime of calculating workload,

The day count refers to the period,

Think deeply, think far,

Conspiracy,

Counting the private prosecution,

Get things done,

If it doesn't count,

Nothing can be done,

Care about bargaining,

Calculate your wisdom,

The general will come out,

Work hard,

No one answered,

Make a plan,

Exhausted,

Calculated the death of 1 million people,

Calculate, call yourself meritorious.

E. What are your plans?

Idiom: Play your own game.

Pinyin: jiā ng jiù jiù.

Explanation: use the tactics used by the other side to deal with the other side in turn.

Source: Yuan's "Zhang Zifang Mud Bridge into Shoes" is the third discount: "Follow the plan, if it is not good!"

Example: A known meaning of Cao Cao. Now you can go on with your plan. Ming Luo Guanzhong's Romance of the Three Kingdoms: the seventeenth time.

Pinyin code: jjjj

Synonym: Deal with a man as he deals with you.

Two-part allegorical saying: Zhuge Liang borrows the east wind

Riddle: Borrow his reins to carry his donkey.

Usage: as predicate, object, attribute and adverbial; Refers to using the opponent's tricks.

English: Turn sb.' s tricks against him.

F. What are the idioms with one meter?

Idioms with tricks include: winning with strange tricks, scheming from the heart, scheming from all sides, Ji Ran's skill, arrogant skill, paying attention to politics, epigraphy, scheming from all sides, listening to words, exhausting skills, scheming from the private, scheming from all sides, scheming from the sun, scheming from the time, scheming from the donkey and scheming from the design.

First, make a plan.

Interpretation: describe the plan as meticulous and thoughtful, without any loopholes.

Source: The Biography of Han Chao Cuo: "Emperor Wang Zhidao, everything is possible."

There is no loophole in the ability that an emperor should possess.

Second, arrogant plans.

Interpretation: deliberately showing weakness to the enemy in order to encourage their pride and make them underestimate the carelessness of the enemy.

Source: Ming Luo Guan Zhong's Romance of the Three Kingdoms, the seventieth time: "Meng Da's secret book declares Xuande, saying,' Huang Zhong has lost several battles in a row, and now he is retreating.' Liu Bei panicked and asked Zhuge Liang. Kong Ming said, "This is the plan of the veteran arrogant soldier." "

Meng Da secretly sent a messenger to report to Liu Bei that "Huang Zhong has lost several games in a row and has now retired." Liu Bei hurriedly asked Zhuge Liang, and Zhuge Liang said, "This is a trick that Huang Zhong deliberately showed weakness and made us careless."

Third, the stone plan.

Interpretation: Metaphor is the safest strategy.

Source: Jia Xin Yu Zi Zhi: "Say like a horse, not a fake xia yang, not a plan of stone?"

Isn't it the safest plan to refuse Jin Xiangong's offer of a horse bribe instead of giving him the road to xia yang?

Fourth, hundreds of thousands of square meters

Explain: try or exhaust all means.

Source: Song Xin Qiqi's "A Flower": "Hundreds of thousands of squares, like fighting grass, win a family."

Try every means to win over others like a child fighting grass.

Verb (abbreviation of verb) and its countermeasures

Interpretation: Using the enemy's spy to inform the enemy of the false situation, so that it can be mistaken for the real thing. Later it refers to a tactic to alienate the enemy and make it disunited.

Source: "Sun Zi Yong Jian": "Those who turn against each other use it because of the enemy."

The so-called espionage is to buy or use enemy spies for our use.

What are G. Ji's idioms?

Thousands of methods, lasting plans, countless winning tricks, century-long plans, national economy and people's livelihood, long-term plans, scheming, haggling over every ounce, icing on the cake, long-term plans, delaying tactics, not immediately following the plan, making a complete plan, exhausting the plan, working by the day, waiting by the day, doing nothing, pulling a long face, dreaming. If you don't look back, if you don't look back, you will die, if you are helpless, if you don't have enough money, if you lose your talent, if you lose your honor, if you work hard, if you work hard, if you work hard, you will be rewarded, if you work hard, if you work hard, you will be poor. Count the days, wait, count the days, count the days, count the days, count the days, count the days, count the days, count the days in your mind, count whether you look back, count whether you answer, count whether you are reasonable, count your words, count your rewards, count your mind, count your family, count your long term, count your songs of Chu. There is nothing to do, intrigue, family planning, foresight, foresight, a golden stone's plan, and a waste of money to engage in intrigue, nothing to do, nothing to do.

H. What is the idiom Encyclopedia of Risk?

Bitter risks, according to common sense, people will not hurt themselves. If they are hurt in some way, it must be caused by some force they can't resist. Make good use of this common sense, hurt yourself and cheat others, so as to achieve the pre-designed goal. This practice is called bitter plan. Risk is not only used in war, but also widely seen in all fields of social life. In modern business activities, it is very desirable for operators to use "risk" to destroy their unqualified products in order to attract the attention of the masses, establish a good image of their own enterprises and lay the groundwork for making more money in the next step, but some people will pay the price for it.

1. What are the idioms with meter?

Do everything possible,

In the long run,

Play together,

Haggle over every ounce,

A stopgap measure,

A year's plan lies in spring,

Countless,

Tricky,

There is nothing to do,

Log work,

Ji Ran's strategy,