Learning and memory: look and listen. Describe rich knowledge and strong memory.
Well-informed: well-informed Describe rich knowledge and strong memory.
Indifferent: Listen. People don't listen to anything they say and don't take the initiative to ask. Describe not caring about things.
Rumors with different words: the original refers to distant things, and later refers to the legends heard; Different words: the original references use different words, but the later references are inconsistent. Legends are inconsistent.
Look and listen: listen; See: see. I heard it with my own eyes and saw it with my own eyes.
Hearing and vision: contact. I heard it with my own ears and saw it with my own eyes.
What you hear and see, what you hear and see with your own eyes.
You can recite it when you hear it. You can recite it when you hear it. Describe a strong memory.
Less information, less listening, less reading. Describe shallow knowledge and limited knowledge.
I've heard a lot about you: yes. I have long heard of each other's reputation. When meeting for the first time, it is usually a courtesy.
The audience in the area is not well-informed.
Wen Da, Mo Wen: prestigious for a long time; Da: Xianda. Do not pursue fame and status.
Don't listen to each other's questions: send messages, send audio. Of not touching or breaking.
World-famous. The whole world knows that. The description is very famous.
Known far and near: far; You: Near. Describe a great reputation, known far and near.
It's shocking to see and hear. Use "shocking".
The shocking news made people very surprised and scared. Use "shocking".
Jin Huiwen's frog metaphor is ignorance.
Distant is famous. This matter is well known.
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2. What are the famous four-character idioms with smelly words?
Things are very difficult.
Run away after learning the news
Cock crow and practice sword-diligence and self-discipline
When you hear the wind, get up and respond.
unknown
Be frightened at the news.
Rich in knowledge and well-informed
Be indifferent to ...
Wide knowledge and strong memory.
Rich knowledge and strong memory.
Ears often hear, eyes often see, unconsciously affected.
hear with one's own ears
Have a strong memory
Shallow learning, not extensive knowledge.
I have heard your name for a long time.
More reasonable, Huidao.
Fame spreads everywhere, describing it as great.
Enjoy a higher reputation than reasonable
observe
I am very happy to see and hear.
be clear/manifest at a glance
Unusual strange news
of world renown
3. What are the idioms that smell words?
World-famous,
Known far and wide,
Unknown,
Ignorance,
Never heard of it,
Terrible,
Turn a deaf ear,
Unknown,
Turn a deaf ear,
Knowledgeable, knowledgeable,
Fear, fear,
Smell it and you will be happy.
What you hear is false, what you see is true,
It's better to meet someone than to be famous.
Turn a blind eye, hear but not smell,
What you saw and heard,
Anecdotal stories,
Seeing is believing,
Blown by the wind,
Smell the smell of fish,
Spread the news,
Seeing is better than hearing,
Bo jianwen,
Dogs and chickens can't smell it,
Regional audience,
Yang Shan smelled the flute,
Have a great reputation
The fourth word is the idiom "Don't ask, don't know".
A superficial view,
Benevolence and benevolence,
Never heard of it,
Read widely,
Knowing death by smell,
If you can't smell it,
Don't ask each other,
Beam teaching tube smell,
Sensitization,
I didn't hear you driving,
Unprecedented,
Listen and smell from a distance,
Break it before you smell it,
Listen to the distance,
You can't smell it,
Know little about money,
Smell what you can't smell,
Natural history and good news,
Smelly,
See and hear,
Memory and learning,
Chapodo,
If I smell it,
Knowledgeable and versatile,
Unknown,
Little knowledge,
See and hear,
Trust, listen,
Eternal news
5. Idioms with smelly words are popular, and chickens dance. Submerged in the old news, Bo QIA, Wen Duo, Wen Duo, Wen Da, Bai Wen is not as good as seeing, not caring, not caring, not knowing, not asking, smelling, not smelling, not knowing, not listening, not smelling, not smelling, not smelling, not smelling, not smelling, not smelling, not smelling. Seeing is believing, seeing is believing, ignorant, ignorant, shocking, shocking, silent, ignorant, world-famous, long heard the voice of famous chickens and dogs, don't die of old age, don't talk, don't talk, don't talk, don't talk, don't talk. Don't say old, don't' If you see a kind person, you turn a blind eye, but you don't listen to what you see and hear, but you don't see what you hear, but you don't listen to your feelings, but you don't listen to what you hear, you listen to what you hear. If you are surprised, you will get wind, if you flee, you will get wind, if you are surprised, you will be surprised.
6. What idioms are there? There are too many idioms.
If you are shocked by the smell of pets, you will be fascinated by the wind, you will be moved by the wind, you will avoid the wind, but you will be excited by the wind, you will be frightened by the wind, you will avoid the wind and respond to the wind. When you smell gold and retire, you will be glad to hear it. It is better to listen to the chicken dance, thunder and loss than to meet each other. It is better to be famous for fear. It is better to be familiar with rumors than to know nothing about them. It's better to smell the incense and dismount, and choke on food and waste food. Smell one thing and know two things. It is better to listen to stories than to listen to them. Look, listen, watch, watch, watch, watch, watch, watch, listen, listen, listen, listen, listen, listen, listen, listen, listen, listen, listen, listen, listen, listen, listen, listen, listen. You will hear it. Jiu Hao will hear about it. You'll want to know. You will hear it. You will hear it. You will hear it. You will hear it. Listen to natural history, don't ask, don't know, learn, learn, learn, learn, smell, smell, smell, smell, smell, smell, smell, smell, smell, smell, smell, smell, smell, smell, smell, smell, smell. If you don't want to tell anecdotes, you can't hear them. If you ignore them, you will be innocent. If you hear them, you will be warned.
7. What idioms are there with "hearing thunder" and "knowing one thing but not knowing two"? They are famous far and near. They are famous for their fearlessness. They are not familiar with the news. They ran away after hearing the news. They dance, know one thing, know ten things and can move. They smell acacia, choke, waste food, smell it and enjoy it. They can't even hear you. They are frightened, knowledgeable and ignorant. Watch, watch, watch, watch, watch, watch, watch, watch, watch, listen, listen, watch, watch, watch, watch, watch, watch, watch, watch, watch, watch, watch. Look, look, look, you, don't ask you, don't care, don't care, don't care. Listen, listen, listen, listen, talk about Bodo, unheard of, unheard of, unheard of, unheard of, unheard of.