What are the idioms of "Yi" to describe good taste?

It's well-known, mouth-watering, mouth-watering, and full of five flavors.

First, it's well-known.

Vernacular definition: both preserved and roasted foods are delicious. Metaphorically, good poetry is praised and recited by people.

Dynasty: Five Dynasties

Author: Wang Dingbao

Source: "Tang Yi Yan" Volume 1: "All are well-known."

Translation: all delicious foods

Second, mouth watering

Vernacular interpretation: saliva drops three feet long

Dynasty: Tang

Author: Liu Zongyuan

Source: Three Rings: "People on the Riverside; Get a moose; Livestock Introduction; Dogs covet; Both the tail and the tail come. "

A man in Linjiang caught a deer while hunting and took it home to raise it. As soon as they entered the door, a group of dogs drooled and ran up with their tails up, trying to eat the deer.

Third, with relish

Vernacular interpretation: refers to eating with great taste or talking with great interest.

Dynasty: Ming

Author: Zhu Zhiyu

Source: "Seventeen Poems of Zhu Shunshui Collection and Ansuo Festival": "Excellent works are better; The more you read it, the more you enjoy it. "

Translation: The more excellent works are read, the more interesting they become.

Fourth, they are drooling.

Vernacular interpretation: Describe the appearance of being very greedy for food.

Dynasty: Tang

Author: Liu Zongyuan

Source: "Zhao Hai Jia Wen": "My mouth is watering."

translation: I am so greedy that my mouth is watering.

Five flavors are all available.

Vernacular interpretation: Five flavors: the combination of sweet, sour, bitter, spicy and salty. Describe the seasoning is complete and suitable.

Dynasty: Western Han Dynasty

Author: Dai Sheng

Source: Book of Rites Liyun: "Five flavors, six flavors, twelve foods, and the same quality."

The five flavors are sour, bitter, pungent, salty and sweet. Four kinds of flavors, sour, bitter, pungent and salty, are blended with slippery sweetness. Spring is sour, summer is bitter, autumn is pungent and winter is salty, and all of them are slippery and sweet, which is called Liuhe. The different foods that people eat in the twelve months of a year

Idioms that describe "many flavors" include sweet and sour, five flavors, mixed flavors, endless aftertaste, and foul smoke (many flavors in the air)

What are the idioms that describe "fragrance"? As a predicate and attribute; Describe plum blossom with praise

Explanation: The original shape contains the fragrance and posture of plum blossom, and it was later used as a synonym for plum blossom.

Source: Song Qiji's "Plum Blossoms with Fu Yan": "When the moon is light and dusk is about to snow, the small window is still young and cold. There is no place for faint fragrance and thin shadows, only the West Lake Chu Shi knows. "

example: two people are standing on a small bridge, enjoying their shadows and fragrance. The hills behind the house are covered with snow like silver, and they are enjoying themselves with their hands behind their backs. (Qing Chen Chen's Fourteenth Biography of the Water Margin)

2. Mouth and teeth are fragrant

Pinyin: kǒu chǐ shēng xiāng

Explanation: Both mouth and teeth have fragrance. Metaphor reading works meaningful, meaningful and pleasant.

Example: It's really amazing that the former enjoys reading your sisters' excellent works. (Qing Li Ruzhen's "Jing Hua Yuan" back to 56)

3. Exotic fragrance smells

Pinyin: y? xi ā ng p ū bí

Explanation: unusual fragrance smells.

4. National beauty and fragrance

Pinyin: guó sè tiān xiāng

Synonym: sinking fish and falling wild goose, feeling ashamed of flowers and closing the moon antonym: ugly

Usage: combined; As an object and attribute; Describe the beauty of women

Explanation: The original description of peony flowers is different in color and fragrance from ordinary flowers. Later, she also described the beauty of women.

Source: Tang Li Zhuo's Miscellaneous Records of Songchuang: "I have heard that Li Zhengfeng, a Chinese calligrapher, said that it is a beautiful night to dye clothes, and the national color is full of wine."

example: in that graceful demeanour, there is no one without a delicate scroll. Although it is not ~, it is Bin Bin's elegance. (Qing Li Ruzhen's "The Garden of Mirror Flowers" is back to the sixty-sixth)

Idiom story: During the Tang Dynasty, accompanied by Cheng Xiuji, Li Ang, Tang Wenzong, went to the imperial garden to enjoy flowers, and the garden was full of flowers and colorful flowers. Literati admired the Peony King very much, so he asked Cheng Xiuji about the peony poems sung in the capital. Cheng Xiuji replied that Li Zhengfeng, a Chinese calligrapher, wrote a poem: "It is sweet to dye clothes at night, and the national color is full of wine." Literati admired.

The idiom "Si" describes a lot of delicious food

The abbot before eating

Pinyin: shí qiánfāngzhàng

Explanation: The abbot is a square foot. When eating, the square place in front of you is full of food. Describe eating lavishly.

Source: Mencius with all my heart: "The abbot before eating served hundreds of concubines, and I was determined to serve them."

Example: I can't help admiring the behavior of hundreds of old people's concubines. Qing Li Baojia's "A Brief History of Civilization" 57th time

Synonyms: food must be abbot, food case abbot, food taste abbot

antonyms: food is not only delicious, but food does not emphasize taste

Grammar: as predicate and attribute; Describe the extravagance of eating

Idiom story: During the Warring States Period, Mencius asked his students to actively publicize their political opinions, and told them not to be discouraged or intimidated by the other side's great power. Faced with hundreds of these princes, ministers, abbots and concubines, I immediately thought that once I succeed, I will never do as they do, and I will not be afraid of

delicious food

Pinyin: měi wèi jiā yáo

Explanation: it refers to first-class food, exquisite and delicious food or delicious food.

Source: I'm Your Dad by Wang Shuo: "When Ma Rui saw that his father had a delicious meal, the satisfaction and comfort on his face, the genuine happiness, suddenly realized."

Example: We look at the ~ in front of us, but we still have no appetite.

Synonym: delicious food, delicious food

Antonym: simple tea and light rice, clear soup and scanty water

Grammar: as subject, object and attribute; Refers to exquisite food

delicacies

Pinyin: shā n zhē n h ? iwè i

Explanation: various precious foods produced in Shan Ye and the sea. Generally refers to rich dishes.

Source: Poems on Chang 'an Road by Tang Wei Yingwu: "A mountain treasure and a sea fault abandon fences and cook a calf like a sunflower."

example: tonics are not necessarily as palatable as ~. Wen Yiduo's Inscription on Deng Yizhe's Poems and History

Synonyms: delicious food, dragon's liver and leopard's gall, mountain treasure and sea fault

antonyms: simple tea and simple meals

Grammar: as subject, object and attribute; The idiom

"Wu" refers to delicious food.

Gui Fu Lan Xiang, Fen Fu Fang are rich, different flavors are made, birds and flowers are fragrant, and cinnamon is fragrant.

1. Gui Fu Lan Xiang

Interpretation: Describe the fragrance.

Source: The fifth chapter of Ceng Pu's "Evil Sea Flowers": "I saw the flowers in the hall, the fragrance of osmanthus and orchid ... a few chairs, all of which were famous hand carvers in the purple elm and water south."

usage: as predicate and object; Of a fragrant smell.

second, fragrant

interpretation: rich: strong aroma. Describe the aroma is very strong.

Origin: The second time in Modern Zhang Henshui's "Crying Marriage": "The family tree smells a fragrant smell of powder without looking at her first."

usage: as predicate and attribute; Describe the aroma is very strong.

Third, different smells and odors

Interpretation: special fragrance and breath.

Source: The seventh chapter of Qing Cao Xueqin's Dream of Red Mansions: "He just said a fairy tale on the sea, and picked up a packet of the last medicine as an introduction, which was strange and fragrant."

translation: as an object and attribute; Refers to a special smell.

Fourth, birds are singing and flowers are fragrant

Interpretation: Birds sing beautifully and flowers are fragrant. Describe the beautiful scene of spring.

Source: Qing Li Yu's Flounder Fat Dun: "All the way; The mountains are green and the waters are green; Birds and flowers; What a beautiful scenery. "

usage: combined; Used as attribute and object; Describe the beautiful scene of spring.

V. Fragrance of Cinnamomum cassia

Interpretation: Osmanthus fragrans blooms around the Mid-Autumn Festival, giving off fragrance.

Source: Tang Song Zhiwen's poem Lingyin Temple: "The laurel is in the middle of the moon, and the sweet clouds are floating outside."

In the Mid-Autumn Festival, osmanthus flowers fall in the temple, and Buddha-scented Ran Ran is like a cloud floating out of the sky.

the idiom "Lu" describes a good taste

with relish, mouth watering, eight treasures and jade food, great movement of the forefinger, all five flavors,

1. With relish

Pronunciation: jīn jīn yǒu wèi

Explanation: with relish: with a strong interest. Of eating with great taste or talking with great interest.

Source: Yang Mo's Song of Youth, Part I, Chapter 12: That's true, but when it comes to theory, Xu Ning still talks to Tao Jing with relish and eloquence.

2. My mouth is watering

Pronunciation: chuí xián yù dī

Explanation: It describes a person who is very greedy for food.

Source: Zou Taofen's "Experience Newspapers in Slums": But in the eyes of a poor boy like me, I really think this is a lot of money, and to be honest, it is a bit coveted!

3. Eight treasures and jade food

Pronunciation: bā zh ē nù shí

Explanation: generally refers to exquisite dishes.

Origin: Jin Dong Jieyuan's The Romance of the West Chamber, the Palace Tunes, Volume III: "Eight Treasures and Jade Foods Invite Langs to Eat, and a thousand words are good for business."

I invite you to the banquet with delicious food, and I have a thousand words to tell you.

4. The forefinger moves greatly

Pronunciation: shí zh ǐ dà ò ng

Explanation: It originally refers to the omen of delicious food, and later describes the greedy appearance when seeing something delicious.

Source: Zuo Zhuan Xuangong Four Years: "The Chu people presented a gift to Zheng Linggong, and the son Song and his son's family will meet, and the son's forefinger will move."

The Chu people presented Zheng Linggong with a big turtle. Childe Song Hezi's family was going to meet him. When he was walking on the road, Childe Song's forefinger suddenly moved by himself.

5. Five flavors are all available

Pronunciation: wǔ wèi jù quán

Explanation: Five flavors are a combination of sweet, sour, bitter, spicy and salty. Describe the seasoning is complete and suitable.

Source: The Book of Rites: "Five flavors, six flavors, twelve foods, and the same quality."

translation: five flavors, six flavors and twelve foods, and the circulating phase is the original flavor.

What are the idioms of "Qi" to describe the smell?

Aroma attacks people, smells overflowing, smells fragrant, and smells fragrant in Wan Li. A refreshing idiom

"Ba" describes delicious food

Jade dishes are delicious

Gluttonous meals

Fengsui Longgan

Endless aftertaste

Lips and teeth are fragrant

Good color and taste

mouth watering

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1. Gui Fu Lan Xiang

Pinyin: gu ù lá n xi ā ng

Interpretation: Gui and Lan are two kinds of fragrant flowers; Fu: Xiang. Describe the fragrance.

Source: The fifth chapter of Ceng Pu's "Evil Sea Flowers": "I saw the flowers in the hall, the fragrance of osmanthus and orchid ... a few chairs, all of which were famous hand carvers in the purple elm and water south."

2. Birds singing and flowers smelling

Pinyin: ni m: o y ǔ hu ā xi ā ng

Interpretation: Birds are singing and flowers are fragrant, which describes the charming scene of spring: pink and green, ~. .

Source: Qing Li Yu's Flounder Fat Dun: "All the way; The mountains are green and the waters are green; Birds and flowers; What a beautiful scenery. "

Third, it has a unique flavor

Pinyin: bié yǒu fēng wèi

Interpretation: There is another kind of interest or feature: eating barbecue around a bonfire.

Origin: Qing Wang Tao's Ying Jian Magazine (June 7th): "One kind of water spinach also comes from a foreign country; The stems are fat and the leaves are tender; Mix with meat; Don't have a flavor. "

Four, wet behind the ears

Pinyin: r ǔ xi ù w ù i gā n

Interpretation: The smell of milk has not completely disappeared, which describes people as naive and unreasonable (including sarcasm), and is sometimes used to express contempt or distrust of young people.

Source: Ming Lingmengchu's "Surprise at Two Moments" Volume 2: "Although there are two nephews; Not my sister's own; And wet behind the ears; Who will check him out? "

5. Fragrance of Cinnamomum cassia

Pinyin: GUIZ ǐ PI ā o xi ā ng

Interpretation: Osmanthus fragrans gives off bursts of fragrance. Describe the beautiful scenery around the Mid-Autumn Festival.

Source: Song Luyou's Notes on the Old Learning Temple, Volume II: "Zhang Zishao's countermeasures have the fragrance of cinnamon."