1. There is a four-word idiom about eating quail, eating longkou, eating a ruler, eating horses to nourish the liver, eating clams, eating without clothes and food, eating with clothes and food after eating, eating for nine months, eating less worrying and nursing. Steamed pears, eating leisure, guarding the house, eating west sleeping east, waiting for jade, the law of the jungle, timid, forgetting to eat and sleep, eating in anger, not eating enough, self-reliance, snacks, choking, eat drink man woman, eating fruit, eating old, eating old. While eating, I don't know how to sleep, eat meat, eat skin, eat secretly to make you full, break your word and get fat, eat with your ears, eat fish when you meet sharks, hesitate to eat, believe in eating, eat during the day, eat forcibly, eat alive, move your index finger, don't get tired of eating, and don't eat. Eating quail at night, eating meat at night, hungry, eating thin clothes, eating bad clothes to push food, not eating Zhou Su, eating a lot of money every day, eating clothes to steal food, eating bones in the throat, eating food as old as a gun, eating food on clothes, eating food on clothes, eating food calmly, eating celery with bare back, eating food on the stomach, having difficulty sleeping and eating less. Accompanied by eating Chinese books, listening to reason, eating thin clothes, eating meat with clothes and silks, eating too much, eating less clothes, eating too much clothes, eating too little, eating too much food and clothing, eating too much with soldiers, eating too much with your index finger, eating too much, eating too much, eating too much in the East, eating too much in the West, eating too much tea, eating too much. Poor food and clothing, not eating horse liver, being tied up and not eating, listening to food, wasting food and sleeping, asking for food and drinking, full moon and eating, begging for clothes but not full, eating clothes but not full, overeating, eating three meals a day, eating good clothes, eating water and eating light clothes. Food and clothing, hunger, wages, no food, vegetarian food, no fireworks, carving vegetables, lack of clothes and food, eating eight treasures, helping tigers, eating first, eating pot pulp.

2. There are nine four-character idioms:

Nine Niu Yi hairs,

As sure as a gun,

Outside the cloud nine,

Three religions and nine streams,

In a word, Jiuding,

Smile in Jiuquan,

Nine times out of ten,

The Ninth Five-Year Plan,

Kneel three times and knock nine times,

A narrow escape,

Nine worship halls,

Kyushu octupole,

Laugh at jiuyuan,

Yang 960,

29 kinds of food,

Nine attacks, nine distances,

Jiuqu ileum,

He Ming is nine years old,

Hate Jiuquan,

Close to nine,

Seven ancestors of nine cases,

Sleeping ten times and sitting nine times,

Migrate in one night,

The dragon gave birth to nine sons,

Fall apart,

In a word, Jiuding,

No hate Jiuquan,

Fable 19,

Eight ropes and nine hills,

This country usually has some savings to maintain.

3. Four-word idioms with the word "eat" Four-word idioms with the word "eat": the law of the jungle, frugality, forgetting to eat and sleep, ringing bells, being angry and forgetting to eat, self-reliance, eating snacks, choking, eating at home and abroad, eat drink man woman, eating out the past, having plenty of food and clothing, eating out your own words, being hungry and not choosing food, having enough food, clothing, housing and transportation.

1, law of the jungle

Pinyin rurê u qiangshí

Explain that the weak in animals are swallowed up by the strong. Metaphor is that the weak are swallowed up by the strong.

From Tang Hanyu's Preface to Sending Fu, it is often said: "The law of the jungle."

the weak are the prey of the strong—law of the jungle

Grammatical subject-predicate form; As predicate, object and attribute; derogatory sense

2. Frugality.

Pinyin jié yī suō shí not shy

Explain thrift and austerity: saving. Save money. Describe the economy.

From Sima Qian's Historical Records Biography of Western Han Dynasty: "You can eat thin, starve and save clothes."

You can reduce your diet, control your hobbies and save clothes.

Grammatical combination; As subject, predicate, object, attribute and adverbial; Describe frugality

3, forget to eat and sleep

Pinyin fèI qǐn wàng Shi

Explain waste: stop. I forgot to sleep and eat. Describe to concentrate on your efforts.

From Ceng Rui Qing's book Leaving Shoes in Yuan Dynasty. The first discount is: but it keeps people from forgetting to eat and sleep.

Grammatical combination; As predicate, attribute and adverbial; It has positive significance and describes people's hard work.

4. Self-reliance

Pinyin z √ sh √ q √ l

Explain that living on your own labor income.

From the Book of Rites by Dai Sheng in the Western Han Dynasty: "There are countless rights to eat." Chen Haoji said: "A food-rich country is a self-reliant people."

"The power of food is countless." Chen Haoji said: "The right to eat is a person who lives on his own labor income."

Grammatical subject-predicate form; As predicate, attribute and adverbial; Include praise

Step 5 have plenty of food and clothing

Pinyin f ě ng y

Enough explanation: enough. There is plenty of food and clothes. Describe a rich life.

From "Selected Works of Finishing": We have achieved the goal of food and clothing by ourselves.

Grammatical combination; As predicate and attribute; Include praise