First of all, gluttonous people
1, explanation
Metaphor is greedy people.
2. Source
Nan Tong's Preface to Tao Yuanming's Collection: "Looking back at the Zhou Dynasty, it is said that Sun Man and Huo Hou took advantage of the situation, and the disaster began with negative mans. Many people are greedy. "
Step 3: Example
Ming Cheng Deng Ji's "Study in Qionglin" Volume 3: "Those who eat more are gluttons; When you see food, you are drooling, indicating that you have the color of desire. "
Second, smack your lips.
1, explanation
Smack: The inhalation sound made by the tip of the tongue against the upper jaw, indicating praise, envy, etc. Tongue: The tongue keeps swinging and making a pattering sound. Describe greed or praise and complacency.
2. Source of samples
(1) Qing Wu Jingzi's "The Scholars" for the tenth time: "It panicked for a while, bent down to grab the noodle soup, and two dogs scrambled to grab the noodle soup underground."
(2) The first time was in Qing Li Garbo's "The Appearance of Officialdom": "I smacked my lips there, so I didn't notice someone patting him on the shoulder."
Third, drooling
1, explanation
Saliva: saliva. Desire: I want it. I'm so greedy that my mouth is dripping. Describe the way you want to eat very much; (2) Metaphorically, when you see something good, you are envious and want it very much (including derogatory meanings).
2. Source
Liu Tang Zongyuan's Zhao Hai Wen Jia: "I covet my tongue and waste my afternoon."
Step 3: Example
But in the eyes of a poor boy like me, I really think this is not a small sum, and to be honest, it does exist ~! ◎ Zou Taofen's Slum Experience, Newspaper.
Fourth, lick your lips.
1, explanation
Describe the appearance of greed. This also means that the food tastes good.
2. Source
The tenth paragraph of Yang Shuo's "Three Thousand Jiang Lishan": "Zhen Wu tastes sweet and fragrant. When eating, smack your mouth and savor it."
Please add a detailed explanation.
2. Words describing gluttony Words describing gluttony are: gluttonous people, licking their tongues, drooling and licking their lips.
First, the gluttonous person 1, the interpretation is a metaphor for the gluttonous person. 2, the source of the Southern Dynasties children's "Preface to the Collection of Tao Yuanming": "I visited Zhou again and was folded by Sun Man; Huo Hou took advantage of it, and the disaster began with the negative mans.
Gluttony, its flow is very complicated. 3. Take Ming Cheng Deng Ji's Study in Qionglin as an example. Volume 3: "People who eat too much are gluttons; When you see food, you are drooling, indicating that you have the color of desire. "
Second, the tongue 1, interpretation of tongue: the inhalation sound made by the tip of the tongue against the upper jaw, indicating praise, envy, etc. Tongue smack: The tongue keeps swinging and making a tongue smack. Describe greed or praise and complacency.
2. Example source (1) Qing Wu Jingzi's The Scholars, the tenth time: "It panicked for a while, bent down to grab the noodle soup, and was bitten by two dogs, trying to grab the noodle soup underground." (2) The first time was in Qing Li Garbo's "Officialdom in the Sky": "I smacked my lips there, so I didn't notice someone patting him on the shoulder.
"Third, drooling 1, interpretation of saliva: saliva. Desire: I want it.
I'm so greedy that my mouth is dripping. Describe the way you want to eat very much; (2) Metaphorically, when you see something good, you are envious and want it very much (including derogatory meanings).
2. The source is Zhao Hai Wen Jia by Tang Zongyuan: "covet my tongue and waste my afternoon." However, in the eyes of a poor boy like me, I really think this is not a small sum, and to be honest, there is ~! ◎ Zou Taofen Slum Experience (IV). Lick your lips 1. Explain the appearance of greed.
This also means that the food tastes good. 2, the source of Yang Shuo's "Three Thousand Miles of Rivers and Mountains" in the tenth paragraph: "Zhen Wu ate it fragrant and sweet, licking his mouth while eating, savoring the taste.
"Please add a detailed explanation.
3. The sentence describing people's gluttony braved the white smoke of jiaozi, and as soon as one end reached the crowded table, a boy stood up.
He stare big radiant eyes, put his nose close to the plate of fragrant jiaozi, sniffed hard, took a sip of sparkling white smoke and refreshing fragrance, and then shrank his head back with satisfaction. I saw him suddenly stand up, and the golden light in his eyes was brighter. He clutched the chopsticks tightly and sent a fat jiaozi to his mouth at lightning speed. First, he licked jiaozi with his red tongue, as if afraid of being snatched away by others, and as if he were tasting jiaozi's skin.
Then, he took a small bite gracefully, and the colorful stuffing was exposed, and the fragrance was stronger. He immediately wolfed down the whole jiaozi, stuffed it into his mouth and chewed it "mmm-hmm". The muscles on the face are squeezed by the big jiaozi in the mouth, and the whole face bulges like a bun, which is so cute. He closed his eyes, enjoyed the delicious jiaozi in his own world undisturbed, and sighed "Delicious, Delicious" at the same time, just like a professional food critic.
Then he was completely different from before-he swallowed jiaozi and stood up. The things on the table can't help shivering. He quickly put chopsticks in front of the plate and hesitated. As a result, he chose the biggest jiaozi in his plastic bowl, which seems not enough! He released five or six big jiaozi in succession, as if thinking: No, if we slow down, jiaozi will be taken away by others. I must quickly put the biggest jiaozi back, otherwise the more delicious jiaozi will be taken away by other students, and I will have nothing to eat! Passing 18-wheeler, he caught a lot of jiaozi and ate greedily. Faced with the danger that jiaozi might be snatched away by others, his skill in using chopsticks is estimated to be many times better than usual.
He picked up the bowl, facing the ceiling at a 45-degree angle, holding the bowl in one hand and chopsticks in the other to put a big jiaozi in his mouth. From time to time, he made a "wow-wow" sound of swallowing jiaozi, and jiaozi slipped into the esophagus from his mouth and could see clearly from his neck, because those jiaozi were too big.
4. Idioms describing people's gluttony include gluttony, gluttony, laziness, gluttony, gluttony [tāo kǒu chán shé] Explanation: It is a metaphor for gluttonous people.
From: Lvyuan Li's "Qi Lu Deng" in Qing Dynasty, the thirty-third time: "Warm clouds steam Xia Wei; Lip licking, male correction and avalanches. " Warm, steaming baking shines brilliantly; The feeling of extreme greed is like a man correcting the sky.
Second, the gluttonous person [tāo tièzhētú] explanation: metaphor for gluttonous people. From: Preface to Tao Yuanming's Collection by children in the Southern Dynasties: "There are many gluttons."
Greedy people, this group of people is particularly large. Third, they are lazy to do [hà o ch ē l m 4 n Zuo] Interpretation: Good: like, greedy. Eat and drink, be lazy.
From: Ming Lingmengchu's "The First Moment of Scaring" Volume 2: "If you are so lazy, you will be tall before this day." Fourth, gluttony and laziness [tān chρl?nzu?] explanation: It means greed and laziness.
From: Zhang Qingnan Zhuang's "He Dian" The seventh time: "Look at him being so lazy today, it's really a grind in his stomach." 5. Wolf down [láng tūn hǔ yàn] Explanation: Describe how to eat fiercely and urgently.
From: Ming Lingmengchu's "The First Carving in a Scared Sting, Dongshan Liu Boasts of Skillful Shun City Gate": "Ten people come to eat wine." ... after a while, the tiger devoured 60 or 70 kilograms of meat. ”。
5. The words used to describe gluttony are compared with those of gluttony people.
Source: Lvyuan Li's "Qi Lu Deng" in the Qing Dynasty: "Warm clouds steam Xia Wei; Lip licking, male correction and avalanches. "
A glutton is a metaphor for a glutton.
Click your lips to express surprise or embarrassment.
Source: Qing Wu's "The Scholars" for the second time: "(Wang) was surprised when he saw the name on the copy of the primary school student; After a while, I smacked my lips and made many monsters on my face. "
Clap your hands and spit your tongue to describe greed.
Source: Qing Wu Jingzi's The Scholars, the tenth time: "It panicked for a while and bent down to grab the noodle soup. As a result, two dogs bit their tongues and tried to grab the noodle soup underground."
Click and lick your lips to describe greed. This also means that the food tastes good.
Source: The tenth paragraph of Yang Shuo's "Three Thousand Miles of Rivers and Mountains": "Zhen Wu tastes sweet and fragrant. When eating, it smacks its mouth and tastes good."
Click on your lips and tongue to describe the greedy face. This also means that the food tastes good.
Source: Duanmu Hongliang's "Horqin Banner Grassland" Part II: "The dish is served, and the old man praises the taste of this dish with his lips.
6. What are the four-word idioms to describe "gluttony"? 1, it's mouth watering.
Pronunciation: ChuíXián yod:.
Interpretation: saliva: saliva. I'm so greedy that my mouth is dripping. Describe a very greedy look.
Source: Du Zongyuan's "Zhao Hai": "I am eager to talk, and I will waste the afternoon."
2. mouth watering
Pronunciation: [chuí xián sān chǐ]
Interpretation: saliva: saliva. Saliva is three feet long. Describe Ji Zhi's greed. Also described as very spicy eyes.
Source: Liu Tang Zongyuan's "Three Commandments": "People are near the river; Raise a moose; Introduction of livestock; Dogs covet; Both the final payment and the final payment have come. "
3. Drooling
Pronunciation: [chán Xián yīd and d]
Interpretation: saliva: saliva. I'm so greedy that my mouth is dripping. Describe the appearance of extreme greed Also described as very jealous.
Source: Shi Dongpo's Poem Volume XV: Giving New and Old to the Lake Drama: "Five children are thin and want to fly; Don't go to the Tao, say it first. "
Step 4 smack your lips
Pronunciation: [zā specializes in zuǐ tiǎn chún]
Interpretation: describe greed. This also means that the food tastes good.
Source: The tenth paragraph of Yang Shuo's "Three Thousand Miles of Rivers and Mountains": "Zhen Wu tastes sweet and fragrant. When eating, it smacks its mouth and tastes good."
5, greedy mouth and tongue
Pronunciation: [tāo kǒu chán shé]
Interpretation: It is a metaphor for gluttonous people.
Out: The thirty-third chapter of Lvyuan Li's "Qi Lu Deng" in Qing Dynasty: "Warm clouds steam Xia Wei; Lip licking, male correction and avalanches. "