1. What are the four-character idioms with the word "美"? The four-character idioms with the word "美" are: flawless, flawless, beautiful, perfect, good time and beautiful scenery, perfect and perfect, good and cheap, heaven is not beautiful, beautiful people
Old age, endless beauty, the best of both worlds, beauties wearing hairpins and flowers, beautiful rain and European style, beauty in all four seasons, a pair of two beauties, euphemistically called, delicacies and delicacies, beautifying the more beautiful, praising the beauty, invincible beauty, I will follow its beauty,
False beauty hides evil, fine gold and jade, good intentions prolong life, obey its beauty, good things come from heaven, be aspiring to be beautiful and act hard, be happy and be beautiful, beauties are ruining old age, plundering beauties in exchange for favors, show off your charm to show beauty, beauties of adults, beautiful and moving, tsk tsk
Praise, plundering people's beauty, flattering words, flawless, European style and beautiful rain, flawless, good conduct adds to people, beauties are tongue-tied, good wine and good food, merit is one and beauty is two, don't dare to plunder beauty, rich clothes and delicious food, medicine and stone for treating acne,
Good quality and beautiful hands, fragrant and beautiful people, good words without words, smooth beauty to correct evil, good food and good food, good food and good food, release brings back beauty, words of faith are not beautiful, phoenix feathers complement beauty, overflowing with false beauty, be jealous of the same beauty,
The virtual beauty enlightens the heart, the offering of celery, the appearance is as beautiful as a flower, the beauty is exaggerated, the world contributes to its beauty, the beauty is dedicated to the front, the lamb's wine, the good reputation, the good and the bad, the good and the bad, the beauty of the past generations, the beauty of the past, the beauty of the evil, the beauty
Like a crown jade, it is said to be a good talk.
2. Idioms with the word "twilight" Dusk Chu Chao Qin ① During the Warring States Period, the two powerful countries Qin and Chu were in opposition. Some weak countries sometimes favored Qin and sometimes favored Chu.
Later, it was used as a metaphor for being capricious or uncertain.
②It is a metaphor that the ownership of things changes indefinitely.
Mu Cuan Chao Chun means pounding rice in the morning and cooking over a fire in the evening, describing a poor life.
Mu Cui Chao Hong describes love that is not exclusive.
The twilight drum and the morning bell are metaphors that can make people alert and awaken.
Same as "drums in the evening and bells in the morning".
Dusk Drums and Morning Bells According to Buddhist rules, drums are played in the temple at night and bells are rung in the morning.
Metaphors can make people alert and awaken.
Source: Li Xianzhong's poem "In the Mountains" of the Tang Dynasty: "The bells and drums in the morning and evening cannot be heard, and the bright moon and solitary clouds are full of love."
On the way back, they destroyed Yu State again.
It is a metaphor for the rapid destruction and change.
Source: "Zuo Zhuan: The Fifth Year of Duke Xi" The remaining light of the evening scene still refers to the remaining light of the setting sun.
It is a metaphor for old age and frailty, approaching death.
Dusk Scene of Mulberry and Elm The setting sun slants on the tops of mulberry and elm trees, creating a dusk scene.
A metaphor for old age.
Sangyu, the ancients thought it was the place where the sun entered.
Source: The poem "Giving the White Horse to Wang Biao" by Cao Zhi in the Three Kingdoms Wei Dynasty: "The years are among the mulberry trees and the elm trees, and the influence cannot be traced." Liang Xiao Tong's "Selected Works of the Southern Dynasties Liu Shuo's "Two Ancient Poems": "Wish to see the sunset.
"When I take care of my concubine Sangyu." The evening ceremony and morning meditation refer to paying homage to the Buddha in the morning and evening.
Twilight, morning and evening still say day and night.
Describes a long duration.
Source: Song Dynasty Li Gang's poem "Interview with Taoist Li": "I say that I am in this mountain, and I don't see enough in the morning and evening." 3. The entire structure of the idioms with the word "美": all perfect e68a84e8a2ade799bee5baa631333431343662 [shí quán shí měi] in all aspects
Very perfect, without flaws: everyone has shortcomings, how can it be~?
A fly in the ointment [měi zhōng bù zú] Although it is very good, there are still flaws: climbing Mount Tai but not being able to see the sunrise, I always feel~.
Beautiful [měi lún měi huàn] "Book of Rites: Tan Gong Xia" says that after the palace built by Zhao Wu, a senior official of the Jin Dynasty, was completed in the Spring and Autumn Period, people went to celebrate.
Doctor Zhang Lao said: "It's so beautiful, so beautiful!" Later, "beautiful" was used to describe the tall and beautiful new house, as well as the decoration and layout (Lun: tall; Huan: numerous).
Perfection [jìn shàn jìn měi] describes something that is perfect without any flaws.
"The Analects of Confucius·Bayi": "The Master said that "Shao" is perfect, and it is also perfect. He said that "Wu" is perfect, but it is not perfect." Good time and beautiful scenery [liáng chén měi jǐng] beautiful time, pleasant time
view.
Zhifuzhimei [zhì shàn zhì měi] to: the most.
The most perfect, the most beautiful.
Good quality and low price [wù měi jià lián] 媹: cheap.
Things are cheap and of good quality.
Baidu Chinese APPAI makes learning easier. Download it now. Meiren Chimu [měi rén chí mù] The original meaning is that people who have made achievements will gradually age.
It is a metaphor for feeling sad and resentful due to decline.