『一』 The Four-Character Idiom Collection The four-character idiom "gets clumsy" is a Chinese idiom, pronunciation: nòng qiǎo chéng zhuō, meaning: to show off, to show off; clever, dexterous (referring to the mind); clumsy, clumsy. The meaning is the basis

Trying to be clever and doing better, but you end up doing stupid things or getting things out of hand. Stretching your head and shrinking your neck is a Chinese word, which means to describe the look of seeing in the dark. Fragmented: fragmented, incomplete.

Complete. Treat each other with sincerity. Guess the zodiac sign - dog. Zhonggenggeng xīn gěng gěng means loyal. "Being ready to move" is a Chinese idiom, pronounced: chǔn chǔn yù dòng, meaning: stupid, reptile.

Wriggling appearance. It means crawling like a bug, which is used to describe bad guys preparing to cause trouble or enemies preparing to attack. Common idioms in which the fourth character is flower include: Miaobi produces flowers, Mengbi produces flowers, and See in the mist.

Flowers, blooming iron trees, sparkling silver flowers, yesterday's yellow flowers, watery poplar flowers, human-faced peach blossoms, sparkling trees and silver flowers, flowers on horseback, icing on the cake, dizziness, flowers blooming everywhere, flowers shy of the moon, lotuses spitting out from the mouth, goddess scattering flowers, etc.

What are the idioms of "flower"? The "stepping lotus" originally describes the lightness of a woman's gait. It is often used as a metaphor for getting better. "Blooming everywhere" refers to the emergence or general development of good things.

It is vivid and outstanding. Eight-door formation; five-element formation. The two tactics in ancient times are varied or varied. Destroyed: withered.

The willow tree is a ruined flower. In the past, it was used to describe a woman who lived a dissolute life or was ravaged and abandoned.

Great progress. It also describes the writing of flowers as a metaphor for literary talent, and the writing of poems is excellent. The moon is hidden and the flowers are ashamed.

Colorful flowers represent great progress in flower arrangement. Flower clusters: clusters of flowers. Brocade: a colorful, colorful and charming scene.

Delicate flower branches. Describes the scenery in front of you. Deafness, blindness, old age and weak eyesight also describe people with extremely slow perception of things. It also describes people with hot ears.

Feeling slightly drunk and excited. The poplars in the wind are like poplars floating in the wind. It is a metaphor for the unpredictable development of things or things. Chrysanthemums are outdated or have lost their meaning after the Double Ninth Festival.

Things. Seeing flowers through mist: separation refers to old eyesight, and later also refers to not being able to see things clearly.

Willow grafting involves grafting the branches or buds of one flower or tree onto another.

It is a metaphor for secretly changing people or things to deceive others.

The fiery trees and flowers are a metaphor for bright lights or fireworks.

Huoshu and Yinhua Huoshu: fiery red tree, which means the tree is covered with lights; Yinhua: silver-white flowers, which means the lights are bright and bright.

Describes a brilliant night scene with lanterns and fireworks.

The silver flowers on the fire candle are like the silver flowers on the fire tree.

Describes a brilliant night scene with lanterns and fireworks.

Jiegu urges flowers: Jiegu is a kind of drum that is covered with skin on both sides and has a thin waist.

Beat the Jie drum to make the apricot flowers bloom early.

Grafting branches or buds of one kind of flowering tree onto another kind of flowering tree.

It is a metaphor for secretly changing people or things to deceive others.

Although you can see the flowers in the mirror, you can't get them or touch them.

Same as "looking at flowers in the mirror".

See flowers in the mirror. See flowers in the mirror.

It means that although it can be seen, it cannot be reached or touched.

Steps: steps; courtyard: courtyard.

Weeping willows in front of the steps, flowers in the courtyard.

Refers to the beautiful courtyard scenery.

The icing on the cake: silk fabrics with colorful patterns.

Embroidery more on the brocade.

Metaphorically speaking, the better is better than the better, and the better is better than the better.

Flowers bloom on dead trees. Flowers bloom on dead trees.

A metaphor for finding a way out of desperate situations.

It also refers to something that is impossible to achieve.

Dead trees bloom. The dead trees are blooming again.

It is a metaphor for finding a miracle in a desperate situation.

Flowers bloom on dead trees. Flowers bloom on dead trees.