Question 1: Is it an idiom to be angry and forget to eat? [fā fèn wàng shí]

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Basic definition and detailed explanation

Studying or working hard, even forgetting to eat. Describe being very diligent.

going out

The Analects of Confucius? Say ":"I am angry and forget to eat, and I am happy to forget my worries. I don't know if I am old enough. "

Near antonym

Near antonym

Be angry and forget to eat and sleep

Antonym

Be depressed, be lazy and idle

Question 2: Be angry and forget to eat. It is often used with "taking pleasure in forgetting worries" to describe being very diligent. In the s, ancient English was so absorbed in one's work or study as to forge one's meals, which was a synonym for forgetting to eat and sleep, forgetting to eat with anger, and the opposite words were idle, lazy to do homophonic words, arguing sophistry, running hand in hand, taking improper measures, untrue words, performing their duties, being sweet in words, feeling lonely in words, boasting}, one-and-a-half-time job, Idioms that remind us are as follows: 1. The idiom "Be angry and forget to eat"

explains that you study or work hard and even forget to eat. It is often used with "taking pleasure in forgetting worries" to describe being very diligent.

ancient times

English be so absorbed in one's work or study as to forge one's meals

synonyms forget about eating and sleeping, and forget about eating and drinking in anger

opposite words are idle and lazy

Question 4: The idiom describing learning in anger can be forgetting about eating and drinking in anger, so you don't have to worry about whether this word is an idiom, don't worry. Describe being very diligent. There is also: race against time, never let go of the book, never stop working hard, and steal light from the wall

Question 5: What is the next sentence of being angry and forgetting to eat? Confucius said: I don't think a woman is a man. She is angry and forgets to eat, and enjoys forgetting her worries. I don't know that her old age is coming.

I am angry and forget my food, and I am happy to forget my worries

I hope it can be adopted!

question 6: be angry and forget to eat and have fun, and be carefree and never know when you are old. Think of the idiom forget to eat and sleep

fèi qǐn wàng shí

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

the source "Liezi? Kairui chapter: "There are people in Qi who are worried about the collapse of heaven and earth, who died and sent them away." Southern dynasties? Qi? Preface to Wang Rong's Qushui Poem: "It's still a good idea to forget to sleep, and forget to eat."

combined structure.

usage is often positive. Used to describe people who are very absorbed in their efforts. Generally used as predicate, adverbial and attribute.

orthographic sleep; Can't be pronounced as "qi n"; Eat; It can't be pronounced "sí".

shape discrimination waste; Can't write "fee"; Sleep; Can't write "sleep".

synonyms are conscientious, working day and night, being angry and forgetting to eat

antonyms are absent-minded

Example: The Prime Minister is committed to national affairs; Every day; ～。

Question 7: What are the forgotten idioms? What are the forgotten idioms? They are:

obsessed,

carried away,

ungrateful,

forgetful,

lingering,

resentful,

forgetful,

toothless, <

get carried away,

forget the benefits,

forget the past, The teacher of the future,

forget the fish,

forget the new year,

don't forget the ravines,

talk about the east and forget the west,

forget the country,

forget the gull,

forget the plane,

forget in Ju,

never forget the inscription, and

forget the relics.

forgetting benefits in times of adversity,

forgetting danger in times of peace,

forgetting merit,

forgetting faith and righteousness,

forgetting the sage's feelings,

forgetting to return to the stream,

forgetting the enemy's body,

forgetting worries with joy,

forgetting food every day,

Forgetting the old,

Forgetting the meal in anger,

Question 8: Is the idiom "Eating three meals at the same time" not an idiom? The idiom at the end of "eating" is as follows:

Vegetables in cloth: vegetables and cereals. Wear cloth and eat coarse grains. Describe a frugal life

Changting travel food and lodging in Nanchang Changting, and refer to the grass and plants eating wood: trees under the fence

. Weave grass for clothes and feed on trees and fruits. Describe simple food and clothing and a poor life

scrimping on clothes and food means saving clothes and food in life and trying to save

coarse clothes and poor food; Clothing: clothes; Hey: poor; Food: things. Describe a poor life

Adequate food and clothing means adequate food and clothing, and a rich life

Dogs don't eat, even dogs and pigs don't eat his meat. Describe his conduct as extremely bad

steamed pears will be steamed and eaten. Metaphor does not know the goods. Spoil good things in a muddle.

Whale swallowing eats like a whale swallowing in one gulp, like a silkworm eating mulberry leaves and gradually encroaching. Metaphor uses various means to embezzle

clothes and steal food: gorgeous; Steal: if you can. Eat well, and drag out an ignoble existence

Eight treasures and jade food generally refer to exquisite dishes.

Helping the tiger to eat is a metaphor for helping the wicked to do bad things.

eat one day at a time: two days are combined into one day. You can't eat every day, you can only get one day's food in two or three days. Describe living in poverty.

don't eat fireworks, eat fireworks: cooked food. Taoism thinks that immortals can not eat cooked food. In the old days, it was used to praise poetry for its superb conception, beautiful words and unusual words.

Begging for food by playing the flute originally meant that Zi Xu was begging for food by playing the flute in Wu City during the Spring and Autumn Period. Later refers to begging along the street.

quail lives in D, and eats D: the young bird that waits for its mother to feed does not choose food. Like quails, they have no fixed place, and they are as hungry as chicks. Metaphor life is frugal, not seeking enjoyment.

Choke for food: Choke hard; Kang: throat. Take the food by the throat. Metaphor makes people desperate.

bad clothes eat evil: crude. Of poor clothes and food.

bad clothes and food: brown rice. Wear poor clothes and eat rice cooked with brown rice. Describe a frugal life.

hungry tigers pounce on food like hungry tigers pounce on food. Metaphor action is fierce and fast.

get angry and forget to eat, study or work hard, and even forget to eat. Describe being very diligent.

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

clothes for waiting: clothes for princes; Jade food: delicious food. Wear the clothes of princes and eat precious food. Describe a luxurious life.

Brown clothes for brown vegetables: coarse clothes; Vegetarian food: rough meals. Wearing coarse clothes and eating coarse tea and light rice. Describe the hardships of life.

if you are hungry, you will eat whatever you want. Metaphor needs urgency, regardless of choice.

chickens compete for food: a metaphor for mediocre people. It used to mean that villains competed for fame and fortune.

the food that comes here refers to insulting charity.

scrimp on food, food and clothing. Describe economy.

Take off your clothes for others to wear, and let others eat the food you are eating. Describe a warm concern for people.

luxurious food and fine clothing. Describe a luxurious life.

Eating while eating describes the luxurious life of the rich and noble.

Let me wipe out the enemy before having breakfast. Describe the eagerness to destroy the enemy and the confidence to win.

luxuriant food and clothing: gorgeous; : you can. Wear beautiful clothes and eat with ease. Describe a rich person to drag out an ignoble existence.

Warm clothes and plenty of food and clothing describe a well-off life.

the eclipse between the sun and the moon is a metaphor for opposing and fighting.

ten days and nine meals: ten days is called ten days. You can only eat nine meals in thirty days. Describe a poor family.

The law of the jungle originally meant that the weak in animals were swallowed by the strong. Metaphor is that the weak are swallowed up by the strong.

it's fair and honest to eat slowly and modestly.

eat from the same plate and eat from the same plate. Describe the deep affection between brothers.

snack night: at night; Clothing: dressing; It's getting late. Get dressed before dawn and eat when it's late. Describe working hard to deal with state affairs.

fresh clothes and delicious food: radiant. Wearing gorgeous clothes and eating delicious food. Describe an affluent life.

The tiger wagging its tail for food was caged and wagged its tail for food. It means that people's status is lowered and they beg for it.

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