1. A woman gave me chopsticks, a fork and a spoon. What does it mean?

Chopsticks are homophonic to "happy, happy forever". The meaning of the spoon: making money every day. The fork and the spoon are naturally a symbolic pair. The left hand holds the fork and the right hand holds the spoon. This means that I hope that I can hold hands with you until the end

2. What is the idiom about spoons, chopsticks and leftovers on the plate< /p>

What is the idiom for "there are spoons, chopsticks, and leftovers on the plate?" The answer is "the cups and plates are messy"

Explanation: messy: as scattered as the grass in a wolf's den. Cups and plates were placed in a jumbled mess. Describes the messy appearance of the table after eating or drinking.

From: "Historical Records·Funny Biographies": "At dusk, in the wine room, we all sit down together, men and women share the table, walking and walking are staggered, and cups and plates are exchanged."

Example: This table A little tipsy, the table was half drunk, ~, talking noisily.

◎Chapter 88 of "Qilu Deng" by Li Luyuan of the Qing Dynasty

3. What are the meanings of chopsticks and spoons

The meaning of giving chopsticks is also very rich:

Giving chopsticks to a lover expresses the determination to form a pair and never separate;

Giving chopsticks to relatives and friends expresses caring and caring for each other. Life;

Giving chopsticks to partners represents the interdependent collaborative relationship and reunion;

Giving chopsticks to friends is even more meaningful.

Chopsticks can only be used in pairs. This is a unique way of expressing her love for you and her willingness to be with you.

Two spoons represent eternal unity; three spoons represent a harmonious family...

4. What are the meanings of chopsticks and spoons?

Chopsticks can be added together Something long and thin. Chopsticks and spoons can complement each other. According to folk custom, lovers should give each other chopsticks as gifts during the Chinese Valentine's Day, which means "in pairs".

5. A bowl of rice with the word "风" on it, a person eating with a spoon and chopsticks, and a shower of rain. Guess the idiom

Dining Feng Mu Yu: meal: eat; mu: wash. He quenches his hunger with wind and washes his hair with rainwater. Describe the hardships of travel or wild life.

6. What is the unit of a pair of chopsticks and a spoon?

A pair of chopsticks, a spoon, or only one

7. What are the meanings of chopsticks and spoons?

Chopsticks can add long and thin things. Chopsticks and spoons can complement each other. According to folk custom, lovers should give each other chopsticks as gifts during the Chinese Valentine's Day, which means "in pairs".

8. A bowl, a spoon, a pair of chopsticks and a lighter, what is the idiom of making one?

You can’t cook without rice. These things are all used for cooking, but there is no rice, so the answer is cooking without rice.

Explanation: Cui: Cooking. It is a metaphor for something that cannot be accomplished without the necessary conditions.

From: Volume 3 of "Notes of Laoxue'an" by Lu You of the Song Dynasty: "Yan Jingchu asked the monk to stay in the hospital, but the monk said that he was poor and could not do it. Jingchu said: 'High talents are easy to listen to.' Monk Said: 'Can a clever woman make noodle soup cakes? '"

Example: ~, it is impossible for humans to do it. ◎Lu Xun's "Book of Two Places" 83

Grammar: formal; used as an object; metaphor for something that cannot be accomplished without the necessary conditions

Synonyms: water without a source, tree without roots

Examples

1. A clever woman cannot make a meal without rice. To write a good article, you must first have sufficient material.

2. This question lacks a known condition. I am also a clever woman who cannot make a meal without rice.

3. Although everyone is enthusiastic, "it is difficult for a clever woman to make a meal without rice". Without raw materials, work can only be stopped.

4. It is difficult to make a meal without rice. If there are no materials, how can we start work?

5. Although everyone is enthusiastic, but "cooking without rice" has no raw materials, we can only stop work.

9. Name a place with bowl, chopsticks and spoon

The question seems like "like" and I want to eat "rice", so the answer is "Xiangfan" city in Hubei Province

10. Who invented chopsticks and spoons when?

Chopsticks are a great invention in our country. In many places in the south, it is called "箸". It is said that this name originated from people sailing on rivers and lakes. Because sailing is naturally about "fast" and taboo about "dwelling", so chopsticks were used instead of chopsticks. It is probably difficult to verify when our ancestors started eating with chopsticks. Anyway, among the cultural relics unearthed from the Mawangdui Han Tomb are very beautifully made chopsticks, so it is certain that chopsticks must have appeared in our lives much earlier than the Han Dynasty. When foreigners eat, there are three forks and three knives on each side, and a few small spoons in front of them. Watching them eat and move their bows left and right, it's like putting down the rake and picking up the broom as the local saying goes. It's so busy. When we eat, even if it is a full banquet of Man and Han, a pair of chopsticks and a small spoon (also called a spoon or spoon) are enough. This is called using simplicity to control complexity.