1. What are the four-character idioms with the word "Mang"? They are

radiant,

cool colour upright,

unobtrusive,

soaring and flying,

budding,

like a thorn in the back,

self-lost,

awning.

dissect and analyze the awn,

make the awn,

the awn is bitter,

the first test is sharp,

the awn is not exposed,

it is like the awn on the back,

the butterfly awn with the flower beard,

the fine awn,

the awn in cloth,

.

rather critical,

withered leaves,

added branches and leaves,

sparse branches and leaves,

careless leaves,

Ye Gong Hao Long,

Jin Zhi Yu Ye,

Tung Ye Feng Di,

Looking for leaves from poor roots,

Words with branches and leaves, <

Autumn leaves,

Brahma leaves,

One leaf is blind,

One Ye Mi Mountain,

Rain-streaked tobacco leaves,

Holding branches and picking leaves,

Ill-blooming leaves,

Even leaves. 3. A complete collection of four-character idioms with the beginning of "bitter"

without the beginning of "bitter".

liè

the sound of word formation; From

basic word meaning

cold: cold ~. ~~。

detailed meaning

< shape >

1. Cold. Also called "cold"

There is a cold spring, but no soaking is paid. -"Poem Xiaoya Dadong"

The autumn wind is bitter, and the white dew is the frost. -Zuo Si's Miscellaneous Poems

2. Another example is: chilly (cold appearance); Cold wind (cold wind); Sharp (cold and violent)

3. Clear [clear]

When you see the small pool, the water is especially clear. -Tang Liu Zongyuan's "To Xiaoqiu West Xiaoshi Pond"

4. Another example is: the fragrance (fragrance); Liequan (clear spring); Clear (clear) 4. What are the four-character idioms of the word Ma:

A blessing in disguise,

childhood friends,

an iron horse,

a deer as a horse,

a wild horse,

a spirit in mind,

a horse to success,

debauchery, and

an old horse knows the way,

make an effort to prepare a horse,

take the lead,

an ox's head and a horse's face,

a horse's face,

a tour,

a Ma Pingchuan,

a horse's head,

a brave horse. A gluttonous feast refers to a banquet with a lot of food, that is, a sumptuous banquet.

Encyclopedia Interpretation

Gluttony is a kind of god beast in ancient Chinese legends. It is said that it is one of the nine sons of the dragon, and it has a large appetite. It is a symbol of greed, so it is often used to describe gluttonous or greedy people. The word gluttony is derogatory and can't refer to a gourmet. Gluttony feast is not an idiom, it can refer to numerous food collections, and it can also refer to the presentation of various wonderful contents, such as programs and activities.

gluttonous feast

gluttonous feast [tā o tiè

Shè ng Yan]

Interpretation: gluttony is a kind of mythical beast in ancient Chinese legends, and it is said that it is one of the nine sons of the dragon, with a large appetite. A gluttonous feast refers to a banquet with a lot of food, that is, a sumptuous banquet.

Sentence making:

1. This is a rare feast, and many celebrities are present.

2. Green hero, sword drawn, * * * June is better than the natural test! Chivalrous man in football, fighting for treasure, feasting on the sea and laughing! South Africa's fierce battle, the joy of enmity and enmity, the wonderful ball appreciation and cheers are high! Congratulations on the success of the World Cup!

3. here are pistachio nuts, sugar-coated peanuts, dried whitebait, crispy chicken wings and sticky rice cakes, and there are olive platters, sauce-flavored beef, shredded squid, fennel beans and salted duck, which is really a mouth-watering feast. 6. Four-word idiom with mourning

1. Mourning without clothes: in ancient times, it refers to dying before the age of eight. Because of being underage, there is no mourning ceremony, so it is called.

2. Mourning of the country: it refers to the great shame of the country or the nation. Or it refers to the great disaster of the country or nation.

3. The disaster of the great river generally refers to the disaster of the Yellow River. It also refers to the decline and extinction of Chinese civilization represented by the Yellow River.

4. The disaster of civilization refers to the decline and extinction of civilization.

5. The disaster of nature refers to the gradual decline of nature and ecological environment due to destruction.

6. The disaster of the Great Song Dynasty refers to the great Song Dynasty. Mourning of the earth: tribulations and disasters of the earth, such as earthquakes, mudslides and other extremely destructive natural disasters. 7. What are the four-character idioms with fire?

carrying faggots to put out a fire used the wrong method to eliminate disasters, and as a result, the disasters actually expanded.

I don't know how to keep away from people.

take advantage of the fire: seize the opportunity. Robbery while people are on fire. Metaphor takes advantage of people's danger to seek personal gain.

pinch salt into the fire: to take things. Salt bursts as soon as it is put in the fire. Metaphor is impatient.

set aside the accumulated salary: place it; Salary: firewood. Put the fire under the woodpile. Metaphor lurks great danger.

it's very close to each other.

slash and burn: weeding. Before sowing, the ancients cut down trees and burned weeds to fertilize the fields with ash. Generally refers to primitive farming techniques.

slash-and-burn, an ancient farming method, burned grass on the ground into ashes as fertilizer, and dug holes and planted seeds on the spot.

Daoshanhuohai is a metaphor for extremely dangerous and difficult places.

A moth puts out a fire as a metaphor for dying.

Bright lights describe the bustling scene with bright lights at night.

lightning, the light of Shi Huo lightning, the fire of flint. Originally a Buddhist language, it means that things are fleeting. Nowadays, things are described as fleeting like lightning and stone fire.

if the hole is like a fire, it is thorough. Describe observing things very clearly, just like watching fire.

moths go to the fire like moths to the fire. Metaphor is asking for a dead end and self-destruction.

moths throw fire like moths throw fire. Metaphor is asking for a dead end and self-destruction.

bonfire year after year: fireworks used in ancient frontier defense alarm. Metaphor is war or war. Of wars going on year after year.

The flames of war are everywhere.