An idiom for a feast in Guanshengyan?

1. Idioms about gluttony

Idioms about gluttony come from

gluttonous feast,

gluttonous people

gluttonous feast [tāo tiè shèng yàn]

Basic interpretation. A gluttonous feast refers to a banquet with a lot of food. That is, the rich

gluttonous people [tā o tiè zh and tú]

Basic definition

Synonym

Gluttonous mouth

Antonym

A man with a good reputation

idioms solitaire

It's futile, beneficial to modesty, profitable and profitable. Thousands of husbands are not masters of the country, worrying about ministers, humiliating national mourning teachers, and fighting for their own use, as if they were full of energy, dancing with their paws and babbling with their teeth. Wisdom, benevolence, righteousness, millet, red rot, rotten wood, no carving, no carving, no carving, no carving, no carving, no carving, no carving, no carving, no carving, no carving, no carving, no carving, no carving, no carving, no carving, no carving, no carving, no carving, no carving, no carving, no cutting, no cutting, no cutting, no cutting, no cutting, no cutting, no cutting, no cutting, no cutting, no cutting, no cutting Snow in India, snow in the kiln, ice in the sky, taking its soul away, scattered with the balance door wall, peaches and plums, LiGuo in the same boat, the enemy's national steps are difficult to hide

2. Idioms related to the feast < P > weddings, packed, gathered together, gathered together, laughing and laughing, beaming, holding cups and drinking heartily, Smile

3. What are the four-word idioms with "feast"

Gluttonous feast [tā o tiè sh è ng Yan]

Basic definition

Gluttonous is a kind of god beast in ancient Chinese legends, which is said to be one of the genera that specializes in dragons and gives birth to nine children, and has a large appetite. A gluttonous feast refers to a banquet with a lot of food, that is, a sumptuous banquet.

network 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.

4. What does the idiom Haitian feast mean?

Haitian feast is not an idiom, but a multi-faceted high-end lifestyle exhibition held in Sanya, Hainan, and the most prestigious elite social activity in China.

Haitian Banquet (officially called "Haitian Shengyan") was founded in 21 by Mr. Wang Dafu, Chairman of Hongzhou Group, and Li Wenwen, a French lady living in China, with the intention of developing it into a grand event similar to the French Riviera. This annual event lasts for four days, mainly including yacht exhibition, business jet exhibition, real estate exhibition and various high-end life brands. Since 21, Haitian feast has been held for nine times.

(4) Extended reading of idioms in Guanshengyan:

Events related to Haitian Banquet:

Events related to Haitian Banquet refer to a large number of * * * and indecent events that were revealed during the high-end lifestyle exhibition held in Sanya, Hainan, China in April 213, and a large number of controversies caused by them. The events caused by Haitian Banquet not only led to lifestyle thinking, but also gave birth to women, girls and girls.

In response to this rumor, Haitian Banquet issued a statement denying that it was involved in holding a * * * party, and claimed that the so-called "Sanya Haitian Banquet" which was madly forwarded on the Internet at present was false information. Haitian Banquet never organized or planned any activities or parties related to the contents stated in the topic, and did not authorize any individual or organization to hold any related activities in the name of "Haitian Banquet", and said that participants in official activities could testify to this.

5. What idioms are used to describe "feast"

1. Full banquet in Manchu and Han Dynasties M ? n hà n quá n xí: a giant banquet with strong national characteristics in China. It not only has the special color of court dishes, but also has the essence of local flavor; Generally, there are at least 18 kinds of dishes (54 dishes in South China and 54 dishes in North China), which are eaten in three days. It is really a treasure of Chinese cuisine culture.

2: Full seat zuò wú xū xí There are no empty seats. Describe the large number of people present.

3: A gathering of talented people qún yīng huì cuì ī: English: a talented person; Gathering: gathering, gathering. Metaphor means that many talented people get together.

4: Get together. huān jù yī táng tá ng: Get together happily.

5: gather together in one hall, jǐ jǐ yī táng: gather together: describe many people. Describe a lot of talented people gathered together.

6: hold a round cup. lún bēi bǎ zhǎn ēē n: call each other brothers on the wine table and have fun.

7 have a good drink. kāi huán chàng yǐn: Have a good time: I feel free and carefree. Metaphor is to open your mind and drink to your heart's content.

6. An idiom, () () A feast, is a metaphor for a sumptuous dinner.

A feast

7. Idioms What a feast

A feast is not an idiom. It can refer to numerous food collections, or it can generally refer to presenting various wonderful contents, such as special programs and lively activities.

gluttony is a fierce beast in ancient legends of China, not the ninth son of the dragon. "Zuo Zhuan Wen Gong Eighteen Years": "Shun Chen Yao, the guest in four doors, the four fierce families, chaos, Qiong Qi, gluttony, voted for the four generations to resist the charm. It is because Yao collapsed and the world was one, and Dai Shun was United, thinking that he was the son of heaven, and he used his sixteen phases to go to the four evils. "

It is a symbol of greed, so it is often used to describe people who are gluttonous or greedy. The word gluttony is derogatory and can't refer to a gourmet. (gourmets generally use "gourmets")

Gourmet: The meaning of the above gourmets should be extended, and they are gluttonous, so that after eating everything, they start to devour themselves, and finally only their heads are left, so gluttony has the original intention of gluttony and greed, but it is still related to eating.

8. Idioms to describe the feast

weddings was full of people, packed with talented people, and gathered together, laughing, beaming, holding cups, drinking heartily and smiling

9. What are the idioms to describe the "feast"

weddings [gā o pé ng m:? Noble friends filled the seats. Describe many guests.

guests are crowded [bīn kè yíng mén]

Interpretation: it means that there are many visitors.

Manchu-Han banquet [m ? n hà n quá n xí]

Interpretation: court feast in Qing Dynasty.

packed [zuò wú xū xí]

Interpretation: emptiness: emptiness. There are no vacant seats. Describe the large number of people present.

gathering of heroes [qú n y ī ng hu ī cu ī]

Interpretation: gathering. Metaphor means that many talented people get together.