1. Words used to describe peaches: sweet, sweet, delicious, delicious, delicious 1. Sweet [ tián měi ] Definition: 1. Having a sweet and delicious taste.
2. Describe joy and happiness.
Example: Bing Xin's "For Young Readers" 9: "I have never liked the fragrance of chrysanthemums, but I didn't know that when it touches my face with the fragrance of roses, it will be so sweet and strong!" 2. Sweetness [ tián
mì ] Definition: To describe feeling happy, happy, and comfortable: The children are smiling so much~.
The days passed sweetly.
Example: Ba Jin's "Autumn in Spring" 22: "Last night I had a dream that she came back, and she said so many sweet words." 3. Delicious [kě kǒu] Definition: food or drink that suits the taste or
Suitable for hot and cold: Eating hometown food makes me feel special~.
Example: Bing Xin's "Sister-in-law Zhang": "The old lady cooks it herself, and the food is very delicious." 4. Delicious [měi wèi] Definition: refers to the feeling in people's mouth of delicious food, which tastes very good and delicious, making people want to eat it
desire.
Deliciousness, in a sense, is the combination of the color and taste of food.
Color and taste coexist.
Example: This dish is so delicious.
5. Delicious [ hǎo chī ] [ hào chī ] Definition: [ hǎo chī ]
[ hào chī ] [verb] greedy; gluttonous; fond of eating and drinking.
Example: The peach is so delicious, let’s have another one.
2. What are the words to describe "peaches"? Willows and peaches, peaches and plums on the door wall, ordinary peaches and plums, Gongmen peaches and plums, fragrant and so on.
1. Interpretation of "Willow Green and Peach Red": The peach blossoms are bright red and the willow branches are green.
Describes the spring scenery with flourishing flowers and trees and bright colors.
From the poem "Pastoral" by Wang Wei of the Tang Dynasty: "Peach red contains the lingering rain, and willow green contains spring smoke." Translation: Pink contains the lingering rain, and willow green contains spring smoke.
2. Explanation of the door wall Taoli: Menqiang refers to the teacher’s door; Taoli: a metaphor for underachievers or students.
Call other people's students.
From: "The Analects of Confucius·Zizhang": "The Master's wall is several feet long, but the door cannot be entered, and the beauty of the ancestral temple and the wealth of hundreds of officials cannot be seen." Translation: The Master's wall is several feet long, but the door cannot be entered, and the beauty of the ancestral temple cannot be seen.
The wealth of hundreds of officials.
3. Explanation of ordinary peach blossoms and plum blossoms: ordinary, ordinary peach blossoms and plum blossoms.
A metaphor for vulgar people or ordinary things.
From "Pictures on Plum Blossoms" by Wang Mian of the Ming Dynasty: "Wherever peaches, customs and plums compete for fragrance, only Lao Mei's heart is at peace." Translation: Where peaches, customs and plums compete for fragrance, only Lao Mei's heart is at peace.
4. Gongmen Taoli’s explanation: Gong: a respectful name for a person.
It is a respectful term for someone’s introduced juniors and cultivated students.
From: "Zi Zhi Tong Jian·Tang Ji Ze Tian Shun Sheng Queen Jiushi Jiu Shi": "It may be said that Renjie said: 'All the peaches and plums in the world are in Gongmen.'" Translation: Someone said to Di Renjie: 'The peaches and plums in the world are all here.
, all at the public gate.
5. Fragrance overflowing Pinyin: fāng xiāng sì yì Explanation: The fragrance spreads everywhere.
3. What are the words to describe peaches? Fresh, fresh, delicious, delicious, palatable. 1. Fresh and tender [xiān nèn] Explanation: fresh and tender: ~'s lotus root.
Example: Willow branches sprout fresh green buds to welcome the arrival of the spring girl.
2. Fresh [ xīn xiān ] Explanation: 1. (freshly produced, slaughtered or cooked food) fruits that have not deteriorated, nor been pickled, dried, etc.: ~.
~ fish and shrimp.
~blood.
2. (Flowers) flowers that have not withered: ~.
3. (Air) circulates regularly and does not contain miscellaneous gases: breathing ~ air.
4. (Thing) appeared not long ago and is not yet common; rare: ~ experience.
Digital cameras are nothing anymore.
Example: After the rain, the flowers on campus bloom especially fresh.
3. Delicious [měi wèi] Explanation: Delicious food: ~ delicacies.
Delicious food~.
Example: In the food street, visitors can taste delicious food from all over the country.
4. Delicious [ kě kǒu ] Explanation: food and drinks suitable for taste or hot or cold: eating hometown food makes you feel special~.
Example: The food cooked by my mother is delicious and delicious. I really like to eat it.