One. overlapping

Explain and describe the appearance of stacking one layer after another.

Source Song Sushi's "Flower Shadow": Stacked on the Yao stage, several children's voices can't be swept away. At sunset, Huaying just retired, but the moon rose again and Huaying appeared again.

The flower shadows on the pavilion are layer after layer, and the children have cleaned them several times, but how can they be swept away? In the evening, when the sun went down, Huaying had just retired, but the moon rose again and Huaying appeared again.

Second, the layers overlap.

Interpretation is also called "layer upon layer". Describe various levels and complexities.

The source is Qing Yan Zide's song "Parasitic Grass Lovers Send Slaves a Fan": "The painted mountain is really beautiful; The painted water and the winding bay are constantly flowing. "

The mountains painted in the translation are really beautiful, with many levels; Painting twists and turns, and the water in the bay keeps flowing.

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An idiom that describes having no clothes to wear.

One. * * ***

Explanation: It was originally used by Buddhism to show that people have no worries. The latter refers to naked people.

Said by: Qinghe Fangrong, a disciple of the Buddha's amulet in the last years of the French King, got the Shurangama Sutra: "* * *, carrying a pole and wood with him."

People don't have any worries, only a long piece of wood is placed around them.

Second, the inch is not hanging.

Explanation: Originally Buddhist, it means nothing in the heart. The latter refers to nudity.

From: Song Shi Daoyuan's Record of Dengchuan in Jingdezhen Volume 8: "The teacher asked,' What does the doctor do at twelve o'clock?' Lu Yun: "Nothing is lost." "

The teacher asked, "Why does the doctor have a meeting at twelve o'clock?" Lu Yun: "I have nothing in my heart." "

Idioms describing many clothes were originally published by Apple Baking Company for Lang.

Chapter 1: Idioms about clothes: rags and bad food. Refers to a poor life. Sloppy: Sloppy: the edge of cloth and silk, which is a metaphor for people's clothes and appearance. The initial description was casual and informal. The latter description does not pay attention to the neatness of clothes or appearance. Cloth tent screen: tent screen: straw sandals. Wear clothes and sandals. Clothes of ancient civilians. It refers to the common people. Wear red and green: describe the bright and gorgeous clothes. Embroidered robe: the clothes embroidered with dragons worn by ancient emperors during sacrifices, describing the clothes as gorgeous and luxurious. Dressed in red and plain clothes: refers to a woman wearing elegant clothes. It also describes the sunny weather after the snow and the scenery set off by the red sun and snow. Hongshang: Feathers are clothes. Refers to the clothes of immortals. * * *: refers to the female elder brother of a wealthy family, who is well dressed, only knows how to eat, drink and be merry, and does nothing. Crown dress: crown: hat. Describe the gorgeous clothes. Huang Guan straw clothes: coarse clothes. Borrow from ordinary people. Sometimes it refers to the grass. Huang Guan sandals: inferior clothes. Borrow from ordinary people. Sometimes it refers to the grass. With the "Huang Guan straw clothes". Huang Guan Wild Clothes: Inferior Clothes. Borrow from ordinary people. Sometimes it refers to the grass. With the "Huang Guan straw clothes". Take off clothes Pan Bo: Take off clothes: unbutton clothes; Pan Bo: Spread your legs when sitting on the ground. Describe casual clothes and informal etiquette. Laolaiqiao: Middle-aged and elderly people dressed like young people. Rough clothes: unkempt hair and casual clothes. Describe not liking decoration. Mulberry cloth: Mulberry sandals. Wearing sandals and coarse clothes. Describe simple clothes. Na Wei heel decision: Na: wear; Hey: shoes; Heel: Heel; Decision: rupture. Put on your shoes and broke your heel. Describe clothes in rags. Wear fur and rope: describe rough clothes. Poverty: poor family, shabby clothes and poor mental state.

3. What words are used to describe "wearing less"? What words are used to describe "wearing less"?

Naked, ragged, poorly dressed, embroidered skirts, rags.

(1) naked

Interpretation: cover: cover. The clothes are so tattered that you can't even cover your body. Describe living in poverty

(2) rags

Interpretation: rags: rags. Clothes are in rags.

(3) shabby clothes 【 y and Ji Zhe nLu 】

Interpretation: The clothes you wear are very simple.

(4) Chai Jing cloth skirt 【 j and ng ch ā iù hun 】

Interpretation: issuing cards; A woman's ornament pinned to her hair. Vitex negundo is hairpin; Make a skirt out of coarse cloth Describe women's simple clothes. Refers to the clothes of poor women.

(5) rag

Interpretation: ragged clothes.

4. What words describe beautiful clothes? Gorgeous, avant-garde, fashionable, charming, charming, classical and elegant, gorgeous and extraordinary, sexy, slim, playful and lovely, elegant, luxurious, gorgeous, noble, elegant, chic, mature and lovely, charming and temperament. Kawaii is moving, beautiful and neat.

Classic pattern, fabric, proper color matching, unique design, full of charm, precise tailoring and slim pattern.

Dressed in clothes, exquisite clothes, green and yellow clothes, and then decorated with flowers and cranes with beads on the front edge, gently wearing light fur, Emeibo is well dressed, wearing fragrant clothes and temples, generous and decent, with charm, tailor-made, elegant, perfect, beautiful and elegant.

High rewards describe people's neatness, beauty and spirit. What idioms describe people dressed neatly, beautifully and spiritually?

1, well dressed

Pinyin: y and gu ā n ch ǔ ch ǔ

Interpretation: Chuchu: an obvious and neat appearance. Clothes and hats are neatly dressed and beautiful.

Source: The Book of Songs Cao Feng Mayfly: "Mayflies' feathers are carefully dressed."

He has nothing to do all day, but he is indifferent to his work.

2. Dress appropriately

Pinyin: y and guàn qichǔ

Explanation: Dress neatly: yρguān qíchǔ clean and tidy. Describe clothes and hats dressed neatly and beautifully.

Source: The Book of Songs Cao Feng Mayfly: "Mayflies' feathers are carefully dressed."

I saw those boys come in one after another, some small, some old, some well dressed, some glassy-eyed and some ragged.

6. Many idioms describing clothes worn in winter prefer fur to fur: wearing fur means that the fur faces inward.

In ancient times, people wore fur clothes, with fur facing outward. Metaphor does not attach importance to the root, and the weight is reversed.

Source: A New Order Miscellaneous Matters: "When you walk, you see passers-by turning against autumn, saying,' Hu turns against autumn?' Yes: "I like his hair." Hou Wen said, "If you don't know what's inside, why don't you rely on evil?" "Zanyi is hanging by a thread. Compliment clothes: large clothes.

Crown of danger: high hat. Clothing of ancient Confucian scholars.

Refers to a wide robe and a high hat. Source: In "Preface to Listening to Qin Poems by Studying on the Sun and Yan Tai Xue": "Reward with tolerance, sing ancient words, and refuse new sounds of foreign flute.

Praise is dangerous, so is prosperity. "By brown Huai Yu dressed in coarse clothes and hugging jewels.

Metaphor is poor, but there are real talents and practical learning. Source: Chapter 70 of Laozi: "If you know me, I will be expensive, so the sage gave me a brown jade."

The brown pregnant pearl was dressed in coarse clothes and hugged the orb. Metaphor is poor, but there are real talents and practical learning.

Source: Chapter 70 of Laozi: "If you know me, I will be expensive, so the sage gave me a brown jade." Armored soldiers wear protective clothing and carry weapons.

Armed to the teeth Source: Yue's Record of Emperor Wendi in Han Dynasty: "Bo is in China, and he is often afraid of it. Every county magistrate asked Cheng Wei to go to the county, and Bo was often surrounded by soldiers. "

Armor: Protective clothing worn by ancient soldiers. Soldier: Weapons.

Wearing protective clothing and carrying weapons. Armed to the teeth

Source: Yan Zhitui in Northern Qi Dynasty's Family Instructions for General Soldiers: "I see that today's scholar-officials are not what they used to be, so I follow them. I can't be bound by armor to defend my country, but I take risks and clench my fist. " Take off your clothes by force, tie them up and hang them for torture.

Same as Stretch and Suspend. Source: Wu Ming, Cheng En, The Journey to the West, the 24th time: "Good son-in-law! Sooner or later, you won't get up to thank your loved ones or give good news to Master. You're still selling your son here to play tricks! Duh! Where is your mother? Where is your wife? What a son-in-law! " An ancient hanging and handcuffs.

Take off your clothes by force, tie them up and hang them for torture. Stretch: bind.

Grilled: Take it off. Source: Ethan's "Grey Orchid" is the second fold: "If you are punished by the official, you must hang the pile."

Wang Yuan Wen Zhong's "Saving the dutiful son" is the third fold: "There are no intelligent and honest confidants, but they are all tricks." Stretching, climbing, hanging, handcuffing, forced undressing, binding and hanging and torture.

Same as Stretch and Suspend. Source: Feng Ming Menglong's "Police Words Wan Xiuniang Revenge for Shan Tinger": "Take the main hospital, climb high and hang yourself, and check them out one by one."

The blue road of the road: firewood; Blue wisp: rags. Driving a humble car and wearing rags to explore the mountains.

Describe the hardships of starting a business. Source: "Twelve Years of Zuo Zhuan Gong Xuan": "The road is blue, so as to open the mountain forest."

Cheap clothes, worn-out clothes and poor food. Refers to a poor life.

Source: Biographies of Zhou Shu and Scholars: "Lonely people also specialize in chapters and sentences, headed by Wang Zhidao, to act as corrupt scholars. If they meet the requirements, they will only be lectured. If they are poor, they will eventually be deprived of clothes and food. " Cheap clothes and vegetables eat shabby clothes and coarse grains.

Refers to living frugally. Just like "bad clothes and food"

Source: Zhou Shuchuan Liu Qiu: "I have never changed my clothes and vegetables." Take off your clothes by force, tie them up and hang them for torture.

Same as Stretch and Suspend. Source: Yuan anonymous "Jade Bridge Story" third fold: "() How dare he treat you?

He gave you everything. (Dan Eryun) Bah! I am his wife. How dare he treat me like this? According to legend, in the Spring and Autumn Period, there was an old Laizi who was very filial. At the age of seventy, he sometimes wears colorful clothes and dresses up as a child to make his parents laugh.

Later as an allusion to filial piety. Source: Han Liuxiang's Biography of Lienv: "Old people have filial piety. He is 70 years old. The baby amuses himself, wears colorful clothes, tastes pulp and goes to class, and then falls down because he lies on the ground like a child's hoof or a beautiful bird beside him. "

Tragic youth tragic green: light green, which means wearing color. It originally refers to teenagers dressed in light green clothes.

The latter refers to young people who pay attention to decoration. Source: Tang Zhanggu's "Advocating Leisure": "Everyone is worried, don't worry! There is no one in the last miserable young man. "

Elbow bolt: traction. When you touch the skirt, your elbow will be exposed.

Describe rags and poverty. Source: "Biography of Liu Yingjie in the Ming Dynasty" "There are fewer soldiers on the border and the shackles are exposed."

Weighing and carrying clothes: appropriate. Cut clothes according to your figure.

Metaphor according to the actual situation. Source: Biography of Zhang Rong in the Southern Dynasties: "Today I give you an old dress, which means that although it is old, it is a new victory. I wrote it, and it has fallen into the body of Qing. "

Put on fat clothes and light fat: a fat horse. Clothes: wear.

Light: Light and warm fur clothes. Ride a fat horse and wear expensive clothes.

Describe the luxury of life. Source: "The Analects of Confucius Yong Ye": "Red and comfortable, riding a fat horse, wearing light clothes."

"Biography of the Three Kingdoms, Shu Wei and RoyceWong" Pei Songzhi quoted Wei Chunqiu as saying: "Fortunately, the famous son Zhong Hui is rich and light, like a cloud." Luxury food, luxury clothes, gorgeous clothes; Delicious food, delicious.

Everything is fine. Source: "Lu's Spring and Autumn Collection" "Today, the attacker fights for five soldiers and wastes clothes and food. It will be a day, and the attacked person does not like it."

Naked means naked and naked. Also refers to the naked body, * * clothes.

Origin: Guan Zhong's Romance of the Three Kingdoms, the eighty-fourth chapter: "Wu Ban was arrogant and insulted others before he led his troops to the crucial stage. Many of them are naked, naked, sleeping or sitting. " Hundred-section quail: quail bird; Knot: Hanging.

Quail tail is short and bald, like a patch. Describe clothes as worn out.

Source: Xunzi Outline: "Although Xia Zi is poor, he is a quail in Yiruo County." Quail clothes are ragged clothes with a thin face.

Describe poverty and poverty. Source: Peng Qing Peanut "Painting a Boat and Jade Pot": "Taste someone, quail clothes, and go before the palace."

Coarse clothes: coarse clothes; Loose head: unkempt hair. Describe not paying attention to decoration.

Source: Shi Shuo Xin Yu Rong Zhi by Liu Yiqing in Southern Dynasties: "Pei is handsome in appearance, takes off his crown and clothes, and is good at coarse clothes. At that time, people thought that jade people. "

Han Suoqiu waited until it was cold to find the fur coat. Metaphor is that you are not prepared at ordinary times, and you are flustered at the last minute.

Source: Han's Fa: "Ask autumn after cold, is it too late?" Bad clothes and thin food clothes: clothes; .

7. What are the words about "dressing like a dress"? Here are some words about dressing up:

1. Mop the floor.

2. Watch TV.

3. Listen to music.

4. Clean the windows.

5. Eat midnight snack.

Wear socks.

7. Play chess.

8. Make a model.

9. Do your homework.

10. Comb your hair.

It is suggested that "put on clothes and look like" is a verb followed by a noun as a verb-object phrase.

Verb (verb), V for short. Generally speaking, it is a word used to express an action or a state. Basically, every complete sentence has a verb. To express the second action, you can use infinitives, gerunds, equivalent conjunctions, subordinate conjunctions or add clauses.

Jumping, surprise, surprise and other actions are verbs.

In Chinese grammar, it means the action or dynamic change of people or things. It usually appears after the subject or clause of a noun.

Noun (abbreviated as n.) is a part of speech and belongs to content words. Nouns represent names or abstract concepts of people, things and places, and nouns are also divided into proper nouns and common nouns.

Types of noun case: There are three cases of English nouns, namely, nominative case, accusative case and possessive case. Among them, individual nouns refer to individuals in a certain kind of people or things, such as girls. A collective noun represents a collection of several individuals, such as an audience. Material nouns refer to objects that cannot be divided into individuals, such as water; Abstract nouns represent abstract concepts, such as action, state, quality and feeling, such as work and happiness. Nouns can be divided into countable nouns and uncountable nouns according to their countability.

Verb-object phrases, also known as "predicate-object phrases", are dominant and dominated, and are related and related. It consists of verbs and verb-dominated components. The dominant component is a verb, and the verb-dominated component is an object, which indicates the person or thing involved in the action and behavior, and is often used as a noun and pronoun. The object answers the verbs "Who", "What" and "Where". The formation of verbs and nouns is one of them.