1. The four-character idiom "know what you see"

jiàn duō shí

[Interpretation] Shi: know. See a lot; know a lot. Describes senior qualifications; rich experience; broad knowledge.

[Quote] Ming Dynasty Feng Menglong's "Ancient and Modern Novels: Brother Jiang Xing Meets Again in Pearl Shirt": "Still everyone's treasured wife; well-informed; ten times better than a man's eyesight."

[positive pronunciation] knowledge; cannot be pronounced as "zhì".

[Similar meaning] Erudite and versatile, knowledgeable and knowledgeable

[Antonym] Insightful, ignorant and ill-informed

[Usage] Connotative meaning. Generally used as predicate, object, and attributive.

[Structure] Union.

[Analysis] ~ and "knowledge and strong ambition"; both contain the meaning of "wide knowledge". The difference is: ① It also means broad knowledge; ~ focuses on seniority and experience; it is also used in spoken language; "knowledge and ambition"; it focuses on broad knowledge; it is only used in written language. ② "Extensive knowledge and strong ambition" means "strong memory"; ~No.

[Example sentence] He travels all over the world; ~; he is calm and collected when encountering difficulties. 2. The four-character idiom about what is visible

1. Clearly visible

zhāo rán kě jiàn

Explanation: clearly visible. It is clear and can be seen

Source: Ban Gu of the Eastern Han Dynasty, "Hanshu Liu Xiangzhuan": "The effect of light and darkness, the good and bad luck of the burial, can be clearly seen."

2. It can be seen clearly.

lì lì kě jiàn

Explanation: clear and clear. See clearly.

Source from "Yi Jian Jia Zhi Zheng Lin Rebirth" by Hong Mai of the Song Dynasty: "A large mirror hangs in front of the hall, illuminating the heart and soul, clearly visible."

3. Invisible

liǎo bù kě jiàn

Explained: Completely. Completely invisible.

Source: Gui Youguang, Ming Dynasty, "Lateral Treatise on Water Conservancy": "Those who seek the so-called Anting River cannot see it."

4. It can be seen if you know it

liǎo liǎo kě jiàn

Explained: clearly, clearly. It's clear and completely visible.

Source: Jin Yuanhaowen's "Guests' Thoughts": "The guest rests alone in the lantern in the snow house, and he sees the way home clearly.

"3. What are the four -character idioms

The Zhizhi Hóng hú zhī zhì

一 qiū zhī hé

Mo Nì zhī jiāo

Nonsense talk wú jī zhī tán

Unpublished talk bù kān zhī lùn

The power of holding the corner jǐ jiǎo zhī shì

Family happiness tiān lún zhī lè

The golden mean zhōng yōng zhī dào

The innocent heart chì zǐ zhī xīn

The most criticized zhòng shǐ zhī dì

Uninvited guest bù sù zhī kè

Compassion cè yǐn zhī xīn

A little effort jǔ shǒu zhī láo

Barren land bù máo zhī dì

The sound of Mi Mi mǐ mǐ zhī yīn

The private chuáng zǐ zhī sī

The alliance under the city chéng xià zhī méng

Crossing the river crucian carp guò jiāng zhī jì

The frightened bird jīng gōng zhī niǎo

The frog at the bottom of the well jǐng dǐ zhī wā

Seeing through a hole yī kǒng zhī jiàn

No The request of love bù qíng zhī qǐng

The rut of worms hé zhé zhī fù

The mob wū hé zhī zhòng

The difference of one thought yī niàn zhī chā

The good relationship between Qin and Jin qín jìn zhī hǎo

On the dying day mí liú zhī jì

The indissoluble bond bù jiě zhī yuán

The end of Qiangnu qiáng nǔ zhī mò

中冓之言zhōng gòu zhī yán 4. What can be seen? The four-character idiom

There is no four-character idiom with the structure of "what can be seen"

The idioms of "visible": visible, clearly visible, not visible, clearly visible, bright and dim visible

1. Visible

Pronunciation: kě jiàn yī bān

Explanation: Spot: variegated patterns or spots. It is a metaphor that seeing a small part of something can also infer the whole thing.

Source: Liu Yiqing of the Southern Dynasties and Song Dynasty, "Shishuoxinyu·Fangzheng": "This man also sees the leopard in the pipe, and he sees something from time to time."

Vernacular interpretation: This young man also sees the leopard in the pipe, only to see something. Saw a patch on a leopard.

2. Lili can be seen

Pronunciation: lì lì kě jiàn

Explanation: Lili: distinct and clear. See clearly.

Source: Song Dynasty Hongmai's "Yi Jian Jia Zhi·Zheng Lin Rebirth": "A large mirror hangs in front of the hall, which reflects the heart and soul, clearly visible."

Vernacular interpretation: Hall There is a large mirror hanging in front of you, which illuminates your heart and allows you to see clearly.

3. Liao is invisible

Pronunciation: liǎo bù kě jiàn

Explanation: Liao: completely. Completely invisible.

Source: Ming Dynasty Gui Youguang's "Later on Water Conservancy": "Those who seek the so-called Anting River cannot be seen.

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Vernacular interpretation: Looking for the so-called Tingjiang River, you can’t see it at all.

4. It can be seen

Pronunciation: liǎo liǎo kě jiàn

Explanation: clear, clear, clear, completely visible

Source: Jin Yuanhaowen's "Ke Yi": "The lamp in the snow house is a lonely guest." , the way home is clear in his eyes. "

Vernacular interpretation: The guest is sleeping alone in the snow house with lights, and he can see clearly on the way home.

5. Visibility of light and death

Pronunciation: míng miè kě jiàn

Explanation: To describe the meaning of flickering between light and darkness

Source: Tang Dynasty Liu Zongyuan's "Eight Records of Yongzhou· Xiaoshitan": "Looking southwest of the pond, there are fighting snakes. Brightness and extinction are visible. ”

Vernacular interpretation: I) looked to the southwest of Xiaoshitan and saw that (the stream body) was as winding as the Big Dipper, (the water flow) was as curved as a snake crawling, sometimes visible, sometimes invisible 5. Four-character idiom: see () no ()

See death without saving jiàn sǐ bù jiù

Chinese explanation - English translation

See death. The Chinese explanation of not rescuing

The following results are provided by the dictionary explanation of Han Dian

Explanation: Seeing someone in distress and not going to rescue

From: "Guan Hanqing" of Yuan Dynasty. The second chapter of "Save Feng Chen": "What you have done is not to save me now. I am ashamed to see horses and black cows being slaughtered in this peach orchard. ”

Example: Brother Zhou Jin died in the hands of the Kuomintang warlords and bureaucrats, you~. ◎Ouyang Shan’s "Three Family Alleys" Trinity

Synonyms: Selfishness, prudent self-preservation

Antonyms: to sacrifice oneself for others, to help those in need, to help others

Grammar: linkage; used as predicate, object, attributive; to describe ruthlessness

Not surprised at all jiàn guài bù guài

Chinese explanation - English translation

Chinese explanation for not being weird

The following results are provided by the dictionary explanation of Handian

Explanation: Don’t make a fuss when seeing strange phenomena. It means to stay calm when encountering unusual things or unexpected situations.

From: Volume 2 of "Yi Jian San Zhi Ji" by Song Hongmai: "Animals." How can his words be trusted? I've known this for months. Don't be surprised if you see strange things, it will be your own fault. "

Example: "~, the monster will defeat itself. "No need to chop him, just let him go. ◎Chapter 94 of "A Dream of Red Mansions" by Cao Xueqin of the Qing Dynasty

Synonyms: taking strange things as usual, seeing strange things without being surprised, commonplace

Antonyms : make a fuss

Grammar: subject-predicate; used as object and adverbial; describe calmness in situations

The English translation pronunciation of "not surprised":

"not surprised" ( jiàn guài bù guài )

Explanation:

Refers to not being surprised when encountering strange phenomena

Source:

Song Dynasty Hongmai. Volume 2 of "Yi Jian's Three Zhi·Ji·Jiang Qijia Zhu": "How can the words of beasts be trusted? I have known for several months. Don't be surprised if you see strange things, it will be your own fault. "

Usage:

Subject-predicate form; used as object and adverbial; to describe calmness in situations

Example:

Xu Xingye's "Jin Ou" "Que" Chapter 8: "At that time~, I naturally felt calm. ""~, its strange self-defeat. "No need to chop him, just let him go. Chapter 94 of "A Dream of Red Mansions" by Cao Xueqin of the Qing Dynasty

Synonyms:

Taking strange things as usual, seeing strange things without being surprised, commonplace

Antonyms:

Make a fuss

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In the Song Dynasty, there was a man named Jiang Qi in a certain city who opened a A hotel that receives passing merchants and sells some goods on a consignment basis.

One spring, Jiang Qi often heard faint sounds of sadness coming from the backyard, but when she went there to look around, she saw nothing. Even if it happened too many times, he would not take it seriously. After two months, five merchants came to live in his store. That night, all five guests heard mournful cries. They got up together and went to the back garden and found that the crying was coming from a nearby pigsty. When I walked there, I saw an old sow crying, so they asked each other: "You beast, why are you doing mischief here in the middle of the night?" Strange to say, the old sow actually uttered human words. : "Listed as unknown, I am Jiang Qi's grandmother! I used to raise sows during my lifetime, and after giving birth to piglets, I sold them. I sold hundreds of piglets a year, and I relied on this to support my business. Family business. I was punished after my death and was reborn as a pig. I really regret it now!" The next morning, the merchants told Jiang Qi about this strange thing and advised him to give birth to the old sow. Jiang Qi said disapprovingly: "How can you believe what the beast says? I noticed this strange thing two months ago. If you don't be surprised when you see strange things, the strange thing will destroy itself. You don't need to make a fuss. Even if it is me So what if his grandmother was reincarnated? Let it go! The merchants still persuaded him to keep the old sow alive, but Jiang Qi didn't bother to listen. Instead, he got into an argument with one of the merchants, causing everyone to break up. Two days later, Jiang Qi suddenly fell ill. He suspected that the old sow was causing trouble, so he asked the butcher to kill it and sell it. Unexpectedly, Jiang Qi's illness became worse and worse, and she was on the verge of death. At this time, he made a sound like a pig being killed.

There is also a proverb "If you don't get surprised by seeing strange things, you will lose yourself if you see strange things." 6. See what, a four-character idiom

See well and learn well,

See the beginning and know the end,

Do it when you see the situation,

Give orders when you see danger,

Love is seen in color,

See it with your clothes on the elbow,

See bullets Asking for an owl,

Straight to the point,

A clear view,

Feeling sad when you see it,

A glimpse of it,

Invisible,

Obvious,

Seeing the same thing,

Seeing each other too late,

Brief knowledge Small views,

Seeing the smallest things,

Falling in love at first sight,

Seeing everything,

Seeing the heart with one word,

Seeing death without saving,

Seeing the small and seeing the far-sighted,

Choking at the sight of the waste,

Being ignorant and rare,

Seeing with limited ability,

Seeing the heart deeply,

Distinguishing colors by seeing appearance,

Seeing with limited ability,

What are the four-character idioms for seeing?

What are the four-character idioms for seeing?

When the clouds open, you can see the sun.

Everyone expresses his or her own opinion.

The view of the door,

Opening the clouds to see the sky,

Meeting each other in battle,

True knowledge and insight,

Seeing what has not been seen,

A humble opinion,

It can be seen clearly,

A mature person sees it,

Feelings are weak,

At first sight Admiring,

Seeing the smallest details,

Seeking every opportunity,

Seeing the world and making a living,

Taking advantage of the thief to see the stolen goods,

See what is wrong,

When you see good, you must move,

See the essence, recognize the essence,

See wisdom, see benevolence,

See The wind steers the rudder,

You will know the end once you see the beginning,

Once you get the view,

The situation will be exhausted,

Foresight,

Don’t be surprised when you see something strange,

See what is possible and advance forward,

Everyone has his own opinion,

Seeing a small thing is a big mistake,

See small dark things... 8. Four-character idioms headed by "see"

1. "See the wind is rain" is a metaphor for seeing only a few signs and rashly believing them to be true

2. Being not surprised means not being surprised when encountering strange phenomena

3. To do something when seeing something: through "opportunity", timing; to act: to take action. Refers to seizing a favorable opportunity and taking timely action

4. Seeing the scene in front of you and causing some association or emotion, also refers to adapting to circumstances

5. Seeing benefits and forgetting righteousness and benefits: Benefit; righteousness: morality. Seeing personal gain and disregarding moral principles

6. Seeing that the situation is not good

7. Seeing money and having bad thoughts.

8. Advance when you see the situation is favorable. The hind finger means to act when you are sure.

9. Eyes open when seeing money. Eyes open wide when seeing money. Describes people who are greedy for money.

10. If you don’t take it when you see it, it will be even more difficult to take it later.

11. Making every possible use of every possible opportunity is a metaphor for making use of all available space or time as much as possible.

12. When you see a hare, release a falcon. If you see a hare, immediately release a falcon to chase it. It is a metaphor for taking action in a timely manner and suitable for the needs.

13. To catch a bird in sight is a metaphor for setting a trap to deceive someone.

14. Turn the tiller according to the wind direction. It's a metaphor for acting based on momentum or looking at other people's looks.

15. Seeing the wall and seeing the soup is a metaphor for remembering the sages.

16. Watch the dog when you see a rabbit. If you see a rabbit, you will turn around and call the hunting dog to chase it. It is a metaphor that although the action is a little late, it is still too late to think of a solution quickly.

17. Seeing being abandoned by others Seeing: Being. Abandon: abandon, abandon. Abandoned by others.

18. See a pig lying on the road. A metaphor for filth and filth.

19. Act according to the situation and act flexibly according to the specific situation.

20. See the subtle and know the cute. Micro: subtle. Moe: Happens. Seeing the tiny signs of something tells you the extent of its development.

21. Become a Buddha by seeing one’s nature. Zen Buddhism believes that as long as you "know your own mind and see your true nature", you can become a Buddha.

22. See a lot and know a lot. Describes deep experience and many experiences.

23. To laugh generously means to let the insiders laugh.

24. Jian An Sima When you see the things left by a person who died or left, you will think of that person.

25. Give orders when faced with danger. Have the courage to sacrifice your life in critical moments.

26. Act according to circumstances and act flexibly depending on the specific situation.

27. Seeing the pursuit of joy means seeing others doing something that is exactly what you liked in the past, and you can't help but feel excited and want to give it a try.

28. See things but not people. Only see things but not people. It refers to a one-sided emphasis on material conditions and failure to recognize the subjective initiative of people.

29. Know the subtleties of things. If you see the signs of something, you can know its essence and development trend.

30. Think of righteousness when you see profit. When you see wealth, you should think of morality.

31. See what you have never seen. See what you have never seen before. It's very rare to describe something.

32. When you see good, you must move. Qian: get rid of evil and follow good. When you encounter something good, you must do it.

33. Seeing the bullet and asking for the owl. When I see the bullet, I want to get the bird's roasted meat. A metaphor for estimating effectiveness too early.

34. Distinguish color based on appearance and act according to the other person’s face and expression.

35. When you see a talented person, you want to catch up with him.

36. Act bravely when you see a just thing, do it bravely.

37. Seeing death without rescuing someone. Seeing others in danger without going to rescue them.

38. Turn the tiller according to the wind. Turn the tiller according to the direction of the wind. It's a metaphor for acting based on momentum or looking at other people's looks.

39. Change: change. I want to change my mind when I see something else. It means that the will is not firm and the love is not specific.

40. Different people have different views on the same issue from different positions or angles.

41. Act when the opportunity arises. Act immediately when the opportunity arises.

42. Don’t be surprised when you see it 〖Explanation〗 See it often and take it for granted.

43. Ask for an owl when you see a bullet. See "ask for an owl when you see a bullet."

44. See the virtues and think of the same people. See "the wise people think of the same people."

45. 9. Four-character idiom

"Man is determined to conquer heaven" "Yi Zhou Shu·Wen Zhuan": "Man is powerful and conquers nature."

Song Dynasty Liu Guo " "Song of Xiangyang": "Man's determination is better than the sky, and half of the wall has been without the sun and moon for a long time." Man's determination: refers to man's plan.

Refers to the fact that human power can defeat nature. "Where there is a will, there is a way." "Book of the Later Han Geng Yan Biography": "The general was in Nanyang when he established this great strategy. He often thought it was difficult to get along, but where there is a will, there is a way."

As long as you have determination and perseverance , things will eventually work out. There is a Buddhist saying that even if one's attainments are deep, one still needs to practice and improve.

Although the metaphor has reached a very high level, it is not satisfied and needs to work harder.

Volume 10 of "Jingde Chuandeng Lu" written by Shi Daoyuan of the Song Dynasty: "The teacher revealed a verse and said: 'The head of a pole with a hundred feet cannot move people. Although it is not true, the head of a pole with a hundred feet must make progress, and the world in the ten directions is the whole body.

' Hearing the Rooster Dancing "Book of Jin·Zu Ti Zhuan": "I heard the rooster crow in the middle of the night, and I woke up and said: 'This is not an evil sound.' ’ Because of dancing. "

Get up and dance your sword when you hear the crow of the rooster. Later, it is a metaphor for those who are determined to serve the country and rise up in time.

Starting from scratch, everything depends on hard work and creation of a career. Comeback when people are running. Rolling up dust.

Describes the organization’s strength and efforts to recover after failure. In ancient Buddhist temples, bells were sounded in the morning and drums were beaten in the evening to make people realize.

Burning cauldrons and sinking boats is a metaphor for acting decisively, holding the determination to only look forward and not look back. "Book of the Later Han·Ban Chao Biography": "A man who has no other ambitions should be like Fu Jiezi, Zhang Qian made achievements in foreign lands in order to win the title of marquis. , An Neng has been writing and inkstone for a long time? "Congrong: Join the army, join the army.

Throw away the pen and join the army. Refers to the literati who joined the army and gold and stone opened the Han Dynasty. Liu Xiang's "New Preface·Miscellaneous Affairs IV": "Xiong Quzi saw his sincerity, and the gold and stone opened it. What's wrong with people? "Gold and stone: metal and stone, a metaphor for the hardest things.

Even gold and stone have been opened. It describes a person who has a sincere heart and a strong will and infinite power.

Diligence can make up for weakness, Shao Yong of the Song Dynasty. "Nong Bi Yin": "If you make false images, they will always be false. Diligence will make up for your shortcomings. Diligence will always take turns." "Diligence can make up for the shortcomings.

Man can conquer nature, which is a metaphor that manpower can defeat nature. If you have a strong ambition, you will succeed as long as you work hard.

The bitter taste of good medicine can cure diseases. Good medicine tastes bad. It is a metaphor for giving advice and criticism, although it sounds uncomfortable, but it is beneficial to people.

Xuanliang thorngu describes hard study. "Qin Ce Yi": "(Su Qin) was about to fall asleep while studying, so he used the awl to stab his buttocks, and blood flowed to his feet. "

Ban Gu's "Book of Han" of the Eastern Han Dynasty: "Sun Jing is a treasure of calligraphy, eager to learn, and never sleeps morning and night. When you are tired and sleepy, tie your head with a rope and hang it from the roof beam. "

A clear conscience. Chapter 22 of "The Appearance of Officialdom" by Li Baojia of the Qing Dynasty: "There will be some rumors outside in the future. Fortunately, the master did not get the money himself, so he can have a clear conscience. "Ask your heart: Ask yourself.

Ask yourself, without any shame. Aiming in all directions Chapter 25 of Ming Dynasty Feng Menglong's "Chronicles of the Kingdoms of the Eastern Zhou Dynasty": "I heard that 'a man's ambition is in all directions'.

You are in your prime and have no career, so you are just keeping your wife in a sleepy state? "Sifang: the world. Have lofty ambitions and ideals.

Use the pestle as a needle pestle: a rod used for pounding rice or beating clothes. Grind the iron rod into a fine needle.

Metaphor as long as If you have perseverance and are willing to work hard, you can succeed in anything you do. Song Dynasty Zhu Mu's "Fangyu Shenglan·Meizhou·Mozhen River" says: "At the foot of Elephant Er Mountain, it is said that Li Taibai was studying in the mountains. He gave up before he succeeded, and crossed the stream. When I met an old woman grinding an iron pestle, I asked her, "I want to make an acupuncture needle." Taibai felt his intention and returned it, so he graduated. "

Lessons from the past "Xunzi·Chengxiang": "The car in front has been overturned, and we don't know when we will wake up! "Shuoyuan Shanshuo" written by Liu Xiang of the Han Dynasty: "If the car in front is overturned, the car behind you will be warned." "Mirror: Mirror, for lessons.

Lessons from the overturning of the car ahead. It is a metaphor for previous failures, which can be used as lessons for the future.

Late bloomers and capable people have to go through hard work. Practice and succeed in old age. Used to describe those with great talent who are late in their career.

Sleep on firewood and taste gall.

Describes a person who works hard and strives to become stronger. "Historical Records: The Family of King Goujian of Yue": "The King of Yue rebelled against the country because he worked hard and thought about it. He put his courage in sitting, and his courage increased when he sat or lying down. He also tasted courage in his food and drink. ”

Chiseling the wall to borrow light, Gao Feng Liumai, Su Qin stabbing the stock, cutting the cattails as ultimatum, Sanyu reading, Tao Kanyun, Linchi Xueshu, Sun Kang Yingxue, Nao Yingxue, working hard to become stronger, determined to work hard; Figure: seeking. Determined to struggle, strive to become strong.

Strive for excellence Jing: perfect, good; Yi: better. If you are good, please ask for better.

"The Analects of Confucius·Xueer": ""Poetry" says: 'It is like cutting, like digging, like polishing.' What does this mean?" Zhu Xi of the Song Dynasty noted: "Words are used to treat bone angles." , cut it and then learn it again; those who work on jade, cut it and polish it again, and keep improving it.”

Strive to work hard and strive to be advanced and then advanced. Diligence can make up for lack of talent, which means that hard work can make up for the lack of talent.

Be determined and strong in learning. It is up to people to plan things, and to achieve things depends on God. It means that you have tried your best. As for whether you can achieve your goals, it depends on your luck. The stupid bird flies first. It means that people with poor ability are afraid of falling behind and start doing things before others.

The first chapter of Yuan·Guan Hanqing's "Chen Mother Teaches Her Son": "I have a metaphor for you: I am like the spiritual bird behind, and you, a stupid (stupid) bird, fly first." The descendants are unwilling to fall behind others.

Holding hands without letting go of scrolls "Three Kingdoms·Wu Shu·Biography of Lu Meng" annotates "Jiangbiao Biography": "Guangwu is in charge of military affairs, hands don't let go of scrolls." Allusions: Interpretation: put down; Juan: refers to books.

Never leave the book. Describes diligence and studiousness.

Foolish Old Man Moves Mountains is a metaphor for perseverance in transforming nature and unswerving struggle. "Liezi Tangwen" records: There were two big mountains blocking the road in front of Yu Gong's house. He was determined to level the mountains. Another old man, Zhisou, laughed at him for being stupid and thought he couldn't do it.

Foolish Old Man said: After I die, I will have a son, and after my son dies, I will still have grandchildren. There is no end to the children and grandchildren. The two mountains will eventually be leveled. Ambition: Embrace.

Have great ambitions. Chapter 21 of "The Romance of the Three Kingdoms" by Luo Guanzhong of the Ming Dynasty: "A hero is one who has great ambitions, a good plan, the opportunity to hide the universe, and the ambition to swallow up the world."

Proficient in industry Qinye: academic; Jing: proficiency; Yu: in; Qin: diligence. Academic proficiency comes from hard work.

Han Yu of the Tang Dynasty's "Jin Xue Jie": "Proficiency comes from hard work, and waste comes from play; success comes from thinking, and failure comes from following." Dedicated to learning, stubborn, dull, angry, forgetting to eat, studying or working hard, I even forgot to eat.

Described as very diligent. "The Analects of Confucius Shuer": "If you are angry and forget to eat, if you are happy and forget your worries, you don't know that old age is coming."

"Shang Shu·Jun Chen": "Wei.