1. A complete set of four-word onomatopoeia words
The four-word onomatopoeia words are: tick-tock, rumble, twitter, tinkle, jabber, bang-bang, bang-bang, bang-bang, sparse, and jingle.
1. Tick-tock [d: d: d: d: d: d: d: d: d: d: d: d: 1. Repeated drip. 2. A series of brisk sounds or slapping sentences: at night, raindrops drip on the ground, just like a 323131333533333333333333333333333333, 7898e69d83333335. 2, boom boom [h not [hōng lóng hōng lóng] ló ng]: a low and often repeated voice (such as a motorcycle, a cannon or a marching team) Sentence: The pain rumbles like a train, and it is open all day long, with no gap between day and night.
when I woke up, it was on my pillow. It was a watch, and I walked for 8 nights. 3, twittering [jΡ jizhā zhā]: the voice is messy.
Sentence-making: In the classroom, there are groups of three or five, either meditating or chattering. 4, ding-ding, ding-dong [d and ng d and ng d not ng d not ng]; Describe the tinkling sound.
Sentence: Snowflakes are falling, and Christmas is coming step by step. Listen to the tinkling sound, when Grandpa Christmas arrives, put a pair of socks at the bedside, make a wish before going to bed, and dream after reading the short message, and the wish will definitely come true. 5, jabber [jī li g ū l ū]: 1. Describe that others can't hear or understand. 2. Describe the sound of objects rolling and colliding: She jabber about drug dealers and journalists.
6. Hua Hua [huā lā huā lā]: onomatopoeia. Represents sound.
Sentence making: Listening to the rain is not a brisk rustling, but a more substantial clatter. The red roof opposite is moist and bright.
I lowered my eyes and kept silent on this cold rainy morning. 7. Bang bang [p and ng p and ng p ā ng p ā ng]: onomatopoeia.
stands for sound. Sentence: We can hear the children banging about upstairs.
8. 舷舷舷舷 [x and x and s?s?]: Onomatopoeic words, which describe slight and tiny sounds such as friction. Sentence: Did you hear the rustle of fallen leaves? Is the noble soul singing? Or do you want to touch those lovely and sad listeners with your hands? 9, sparse [xΡ li hu ā l ā]: 1. Used to describe the sound of rain, things falling down, etc. 2. Used to describe being completely destroyed or scattered.
also known as sparse sentences: memories are on the verge, and tears are sparse. 1. Ding Ling clang [dΡ ng ling d ā ng l ā ng]: Suddenly, he was awakened by the sound of "Ding Ling clang" coming from the balcony.
Sentence making: Suddenly, he was awakened by the sound of "jingling" from the balcony. 2. a sentence with two onomatopoeic words (four-word words)
AABB type: buzzing, beeping, peeling, peeling, dripping, ticking, creaking, chirping, banging, nagging, muttering, splitting, cracking, and rushing
ABAB type: Hua Hua, splash, splash, splash, splash, lulu, park long, beep, beep, beep, beep, grunt, beep, beep, beep, beep, beep Caracalla shuala shuala jingle boom boom Butong loud gurgling pattering ding ding dong dong
ABCC type: loud gurgling ding dong long
ABCD type: loud gurgling, loud ringing, loud ringing, loud ringing, loud ringing, loud ringing < 3. What are the four-character words of onomatopoeia
Huhula, rumbling, intermittent, spouting Lala, and gurgling.
1. Huhulala
Vernacular definition: also called "Hulala". Onomatopoeia Describe wind, running water, birds flapping their wings and so on.
Source: A Dream of Red Mansions, Chapter 89: "Jade! Suddenly, I heard a rumor from the paper window."
Dynasty: Qing Dynasty
Author: Cao Xueqin
Second, the rumbling
Vernacular interpretation: onomatopoeia. Describe thunder, guns, explosions, machine sounds, etc.
Source: The Heroine Without Hands: "The thunderous thunder is like a big shell exploding around her."
dynasty: modern times
Author: Zhou Minggang
Third, it drips
Vernacular interpretation: it describes the slight sound of rain and leaves, etc.
Dynasty: Qing Dynasty
Author: Cao Xueqin
Source: A Dream of Red Mansions: "Here, Daiyu drank two mouthfuls of gruel, still lying on the bed, and didn't want the sky to change before sunset, and it began to rain."
Fourth, Hua Hua Lala
Vernacular definition: also called Hua La. Also known as "wow". Onomatopoeia
Source: The Legend of Heroes of Children, Chapter 9: "I saw him pull down his tunic with both hands, and before he could squat down, he started to bang and bang."
Dynasty: Qing Dynasty
Author: Li Baojia
V. Gululu
Interpretation in vernacular: Interpretation is onomatopoeia, the sound of water flowing or objects rolling.
Quote: "Alas, our hole is still big ..." The woman continued to purr. -"Orchard of Fruit Trees"
Dynasty: Modern
Author: Anonymous. 4. What can be described as
safe and steady except twittering?
A sickly illness describes the weakness of the sick body.
sobbing describes crying.
graceful describes generous attitude. Also described as casual, careless.
bandits wing bandits: the way the horse keeps walking; Wing wing: An orderly appearance. Describe the neat and mighty lineup of horses and chariots when they walk.
There is a great uproar: the water is tumbling; Yang Yang: Noisy and tumbling. As noisy as boiling water. Describe a noisy voice.
the crowds are numerous; Bustling: a messy appearance. Numerous and messy. Describe the messy crowd.
There are many descriptions of snowflakes falling.
rushing around describes being busy and rash.
ups and downs are constantly blowing and raining. Metaphor is full of obstacles. It is also a metaphor for the turmoil of the times and the spread of rumors.
furtive: ghosts or ghosts in the imagination of the ancients come out and harm people. Of actions that are furtive and not aboveboard.
Vast originally described the vast water potential. After describing the broad growth of things, or the huge flow of people.
Vigorous: onomatopoeia, which describes a loud sound; Fierce: the way the flame is blazing. Describe the prosperity of your career. It is also described as huge and magnificent.
muddleheaded: profound appearance; Bad news: a serious look. The original intention is vigorous and solemn. Now it is described as muddleheaded and ignorant.
every household, every household. Refers to all people's homes.
stuttering describes not being fluent. It is also a metaphor for making do, reluctantly.
being conscientious describes being cautious and diligent.
keep saying it again and again, or often.
an open and aboveboard manner. Also described as open-minded.
Fierce and vigorous: the appearance of blazing flames; Magnificent: onomatopoeia, which describes a loud sound. Describe the prosperity of your career. It is also described as huge and magnificent.
there are many descriptions in the forest.
Luomu Muluo: the appearance of being left out; Mumu: It looks weak. Describe being cold to others.
Ming Ming is brilliant, and its momentum is remarkable.
madadayo Tingting madadayo: soft and beautiful; Tingting: Good looks. Describe a woman's gentle posture.
Mother-in-law and mother-in-law describe people's movements as trivial and their words cumbersome. It also describes people's emotional fragility.
In the early stage, Ai Ai describes people who stutter repeatedly and are not fluent.
Qian Qian's descriptions are numerous.
very much in love describes couples or men and women who love each other as very intimate.
in twos and threes. Describe a small number of people.
three, three, five, five in groups.
the good and the evil praise the good and hate the bad. Describe the difference between good and evil, love and hate.
life after life refers to this life, the afterlife and even eternity.
right and wrong means right and wrong, and wrong means wrong. Metaphor is very clear about right and wrong, good and bad.
open and aboveboard: a grand appearance; Zhengzheng: A neat appearance. Originally described as strong and tidy, it is now described as aboveboard. It is also described as powerful and handsome ..
Tao Tao described indulging in wine and indulging in arrogance.
Secretly describes doing things behind others' backs, and is afraid to let others know.
I hesitate to say it, but I don't say it happily. Describe speaking with misgivings.
passive, negative and passive: an answer that indicates agreement when answering; No, no: if others say no, they will also say no. Describe timid, blindly obedient.
passive Nuo Nuo Nuo Nuo: the voice of promise. Describe yourself as having no idea, blindly echoing and obeying.
bustling: the appearance of harmony; Bustling: the appearance of chaos. Describe people coming and going, very lively and crowded.
Scorpions and stings describe people's mother-in-law, and show excessive concern and pity for small things.
keep thinking: it refers to all thoughts; Missing: refers to all thoughts. I always think about it. Want to do something or get something.
shape * * * shape: originally refers to the birth of this shape; * * *: The original meaning is to produce this color. Of all kinds, many kinds.
the warmth and warmth refer to the small benevolence and the small righteousness.
magnificent: grand and numerous; Sprinkle: a clear and smooth appearance. Describe an article or conversation that is rich, lively and continuous.
vague and unreal.
Wandering around describes wobbling and floating.
Youhuhuhuhu describes the appearance of being laid-back or in a trance.
Fish, fish, and elegance describe the way the driver cleaned up with dignity.
lush describes lush vegetation. It also describes the magnificent momentum.
primitive primitive primitive: exploring the primitive; Laptop: seeking the root. The original meaning is to explore the root causes of things. The latter refers to a detailed description of the whole cause and process of the matter, a little ..
exactly as it was from beginning to end. Refers to a detailed account of the whole cause and process of the matter, without missing a bit.
Trembling with fear: the appearance of fear; Cautious: a cautious look. Describe the appearance of being very scared and trembling. Also describes the appearance of caution. 5. What are the four-word onomatopoeia words
The four-word onomatopoeia words are: ticking, rumbling, twittering, tinkling, jabbering, clattering
, banging, rustling, clattering.
1. Tick-tock [dī
dī
dī]: 1. Repeated dripping sound
2. A series of brisk sounds or slaps
Sentence: At night, raindrops drip on the ground, just like a beautiful and moving girl playing and splashing water.
2. Boom [hōng
lóng
hōng
lóng]: A low and often repeated sound (such as that made by a motorcycle, a cannon or a marching team)
Sentence: The pain rumbles like a train all day long, with no gap between day and night. When I woke up, it was on my pillow. It was a watch and I walked all night.
3, twittering [j:
ji
zhā
zhā]: the voice is chaotic.
Sentence-making: In the classroom, there are groups of three or five, either meditating or chattering.
4. Ding-ding-dong [d and ng
d and ng
d not ng
d not ng]; Describe the tinkling sound.
Sentence: Snowflakes are falling, and Christmas is coming step by step. Listen to the tinkling sound, when Grandpa Christmas arrives, put a pair of socks at the bedside, make a wish before going to bed, and dream after reading the short message, and the wish will definitely come true.
5. jabber [j ī
Li
g ū
l ū]: 1. Describe that others can't hear or understand
2. Describe the sound of objects rolling and colliding
Make sentences: She jabber about drug dealers and journalists.
6. Hua Hua [huā
lā
huā
lā]: onomatopoeia. Represents sound.
Sentence making: Listening to the rain is not a brisk rustling, but a more substantial clatter. The red roof opposite is moist and bright. I lowered my eyes and was silent on this cold rainy morning.
7. Bang bang [pā ng
pā ng
pā ng
pā ng]: Onomatopoeia. Represents sound.
Sentence making: We can hear the children banging about upstairs.
8, 舵舵舵 [x舵
x?
s舵]: Onomatopoeic words, which describe slight and tiny sounds such as friction.
Sentence: Did you hear the rustle of fallen leaves? Is the noble soul singing? Or do you want to touch those lovely and sad listeners with your hands?
9, sparse inside [x Ρ
Li
Hu ā
L ā]: 1. Used to describe the sound of rain, things falling down, etc.
2. Used to describe being completely destroyed or scattered. Also known as sparse
Sentence-making: Memories are on the verge of bursting, and tears are sparse.
1. Ding Ling jingle [d and ng
ling
d ā ng
l ā ng]: Suddenly, he was awakened by the "Ding Ling jingle" sound from the balcony.
Sentence making: Suddenly, he was awakened by the sound of "jingling" from the balcony.