1. The first character is an idiom for "bone":

The bone is stuck in the throat: 鲠: fish bone. Fish bones stuck in throat. It's a metaphor for having something in your heart that you haven't said out loud, which makes you feel very uncomfortable.

Bones and flesh: connected to each other like bones and flesh. The metaphor is very closely related and cannot be separated.

Skinny: describes extreme thinness.

Skinny: Describes extreme thinness.

Skinny as a jackal: describes extreme thinness. Same as "skinny".

The bones are soft and the flesh is soft: describes the appearance of general weakness and limp limbs. Same as "bones are soft and tendons are crispy".

Bones and muscles are weak and numb: ①Describes the appearance of being exhausted. ②Describe someone who is extremely scared.

Ossified pin: refers to death.

Ossification Fengcheng: refers to the change of people's temperament due to infection, and a new social atmosphere has been formed.

Framicide: Relatives kill each other. A metaphor for killing each other.

Bones and tendons are weak: Describing the general weakness and limp limbs.

The bones are cold and the hair is standing on end: It describes being very scared.

The bones are soaring and the flesh is flying: to describe running and relaxing quickly. It also describes the wandering spirit.

Reunion of flesh and blood: flesh and blood: a metaphor for parents, brothers, children and other relatives. Refers to the reunion of relatives after separation.

Close relatives: refers to the closest relatives.

The flesh and bones are not cold yet: The flesh and bones are not yet cold enough. Refers to someone who has just died.

Family separation: flesh and blood: refers to parents, brothers, children and other relatives. It is a metaphor for relatives being separated and unable to reunite.

The minister of bone: bone: a metaphor for uprightness. An upright and loyal official.

Family and flesh-and-blood relations: flesh-and-blood relations: refers to the relationship between parents, brothers, children and other relatives. It is a metaphor for the deep feelings between close relatives.

2. The second character is the idiom for "bone":

Bear-deep hatred: Always remember the deep hatred in your heart.

Unforgettable: Engraved deep in the soul. Describes a profound memory that will never be forgotten.

Creepy: Creepy: scary look. The hairs on the hair stood on end and a chill ran down my spine. Described as very scary.

Break bones to suck out the marrow: Break the bones to suck out the marrow. It is a metaphor that exploitation and oppression are extremely cruel.

Arrogant: Arrogant: refers to an arrogant and unyielding character. Rugged: The abrupt appearance of the cliff. A metaphor for being proud and unyielding.

White bones regenerate flesh: White bones regenerate flesh. A metaphor for resurrecting the dead.

Fragmentation of diseased bones: Fragmentation: incompleteness, extending to a haggard, weak and thin appearance. Describes the disease in which the body is thin and bones are exposed, and the body is weak and weak.

The bones are exposed: exposed. The bones of the dead were exposed in the wild. Describe the tragic scene favored by war or disaster.

Beat the bones and drain the marrow: a metaphor for ruthlessly collecting people’s wealth. Same as "knocking on the bones and sucking out the marrow".

Guessing the bones and listening to the sound: originally refers to an old-time physiognomy method. Don't look at their faces, but touch their bones and listen to their voices to judge whether they are noble or inferior. Later, it was used as a metaphor for making unreasonable judgments.

Crush the bones and scatter the ashes: After death, the bones are crushed into ashes and scattered. Describes deep sin or deep hatred.

Taogu Xianfeng: refers to the temperament and spirit of those who have achieved Taoism and immortals.

Shattered bones and shattered body: refers to crushing the body and sacrificing life.

Bone to pieces and body to pieces: Still speaking, bones to pieces and body to pieces.

Powdered bones and minced body: It’s like smashing the body into pieces.

Shatter your bones and sacrifice your life: It means to break your body into pieces and sacrifice your life.

Phoenix bone and dragon posture: describes extraordinary physique and deportment.

Strong character: Describes a person who is very strong-minded and upright. It is also a metaphor for the vigorous and powerful style of poetry, calligraphy and painting.

Burn the bones and throw away the ashes: burn the bones and throw away the ashes. Described as very hostile.

Scraping bones and cramping: It is a metaphor for trying hard to search and squeeze people's wealth.

Scrap the bone to remove the poison: scrape away the poison that penetrates deep into the bone and treat it thoroughly. Metaphors solve problems fundamentally.

Bone cutting and healing: thigh: thigh. It used to mean that a filial son would cut off the flesh from his own leg to cure his parents' illness.

Reborn: originally a Taoist term. It means that after a cultivator attains the Tao, he transforms his mortal body into a holy body and his mortal bones into immortal bones. Now it is a metaphor that through education, thoughts are completely transformed.

Crane Bone Song Zi: Qingqi extraordinary temperament.

Mostly refers to the appearance of a monk.

Crane bones and loose tendons: refers to the appearance and temperament of the ascetics.

Crane bone frost beard: thin bones and white beard. Describe old age.

Crane bone and dragon tendon: refers to the thin, straight and curved appearance.

Crane bone and chicken skin: thin bones and wrinkled skin. Describe old age.

Replace the old and bring forth the new: a metaphor for poetry and prose to use the ideas of the ancients and bring forth the new.

Chicken bone support bed: The original meaning is that one is emaciated and exhausted on the bed mat due to excessive grief of bereavement. Later, it was used as a metaphor for fulfilling filial piety during the death of parents. Also described as very thin.

Jungu pulls salt: refers to talent being suppressed.

Unforgettable: means to keep it firmly in mind.

The rest of the withered bones: refers to people who are about to die.

Withered bones and raw flesh: It is still said to bring the dead back to life. Describes excellent medical skills. It is also a metaphor for saving something that has no hope.

Burning to the core: Refers to deep hatred.

Engraved in the bones: Engraved in the depths of the soul. Describes a profound memory that will never be forgotten.

Love longing deeply: describes the deep longing that will last for a long time.

Unforgettable: a metaphor for remembering. Often used as words of gratitude.

Collecting bones and blowing away souls: refers to recreating living beings and resurrecting the dead.

Unforgettable: Engraved in the depths of the soul. Describes a profound memory that will never be forgotten.

Mao Gu Changran: describes extreme panic and fear.

The hair and bones are trembling: describing extreme fear and panic.

Expose the bones and trample the intestines: expose the bones and trample the intestines. The tragedy caused by the war is extremely tragic.

Knocking on the bones to extract the marrow: still knocking on the bones to extract the marrow. It is a metaphor that exploitation and oppression are extremely cruel.

3. The third character is an idiom for "bone":

The bones are broken and the bones are broken: in old times, it describes someone who lost weight due to excessive grief during the death of a parent and only had a handful of bones left.

Hate to the bone: describes hatred to the extreme.

Love beyond flesh and blood: describes extremely deep feelings.

Shape pinguli: Describes a very thin body.

Best relative: the closest relative.

The disease reaches the bone marrow: The disease reaches the bones. Describes a serious illness that cannot be cured. It also means that the situation is serious and cannot be saved.

The disease enters the bones: The disease enters the bones. Describes a serious illness that cannot be cured or a serious situation that cannot be saved.

The firewood destroys the bones and stands: It describes the appearance of excessive grief due to the death of a parent, the body is damaged, and the person looks thin and haggard.

Death after success: It is a metaphor for asking many others to make huge sacrifices for one's own selfish interests.

Holding the bones and exposing the flesh: a metaphor for hesitating in speaking and not fully expressing the meaning.

Mao Sen Gu Li: The forest is so eerie and terrifying that the hairs on your hair stand on end.

The relationship between friends is deeper than that of relatives. Also known as "love transcends flesh and blood" and "love heals flesh and blood".

Skinship: Describing a relationship as close as a family.

As close as flesh and blood: Describes a relationship as close as a family.

The meat is thin and the bones are combined: the meat is pressed against the flesh and the bones are combined with the bones. Describe the intensity of the battle.

Pain to the bone: Pain to the bone. Metaphor of hatred or extreme sadness.

Destroy the bones to establish: destroy: long-term illness and thinness. Describes the body as skinny as firewood.

Resent to the bone: Hate to the bone. Describes extreme resentment.

Shen Zhan Gu Han: describes danger and fear.

Charm and beauty: Describes a person who has a clear demeanor and a beautiful temperament.

Go deep into the bone marrow: to describe something that is extremely deep and severe.

Fine and flesh of life and death: Resurrect the dead and make flesh grow from the bones. Describes a very deep favor.

4. The fourth character is the idiom for "bone":

Bing muscle jade bone: ice: crystal clear. The muscles and bones are like ice jade. Describes a woman's skin as clean and smooth.

Seizing a fetus and reshaping a human body: Originally a Taoist term, it refers to seizing a person’s fetus to reincarnate, easily removing mortal bones and turning them into immortal bones. The post-metaphor learns from the predecessors without leaving any trace, and can innovate.

Shattered to pieces: The body is shattered into pieces and dies. It is a metaphor for losing one's life for a certain purpose or encountering some danger.

Hate to the bone: Hate to the bone. Describes extreme hatred.

Accretion of destruction and destruction of bones: refers to the fact that constant slander can destroy people.

Unforgettable: Engraved on the bones of the heart, describing a profound memory that is unforgettable.

Slave-faced and fawning: Slavish-looking and mean-spirited. Describes the shameless flattery of others.

Reborn: Originally a Taoist term. It means that after a Taoist attains the Tao, he transforms his mortal body into a holy one and his mortal bones into immortal bones. It is now a metaphor that through education, thoughts are completely transformed.

Pricking the heart and cutting into the bones: refers to the extremely sad and angry heart.

It is unforgettable: ①It is still unforgettable. Refers to deep gratitude. ②Also known as "stabbing the heart and cutting the bones". I feel extremely sad and angry inside.

Reborn: It is still said to be reborn.

The metaphor is very reluctant.

Building muscles and bones: plump skin and soft bones. Describes a woman or a flower that is delicate, gorgeous and full of charm. Same as "rich muscles and weak bones".

Abundant muscles and weak bones: plump skin and soft bones. Describes a woman or a flower that is delicate, gorgeous and full of charm.

Ashes: body crushed to death. It is a metaphor for losing one's life for a certain purpose or encountering some danger. Same as "broken into pieces".

Fan Feizhuanggu: refers to ordinary, mediocre people in the world.

Reinforced iron bones: The muscles and bones are as if they are made of steel. Describes a strong and strong body or a strong and unyielding will.

Ashes and bones: It is still said that the body is broken into pieces. It is a metaphor for losing one's life for a certain purpose or encountering some danger.

Accumulating destruction and destroying bones: refers to the fact that constant slander can destroy people.

The golden elixir changes the bones: It is a metaphor that the poet has entered a state of profound enlightenment in his creation.

Engraved in one's heart: It means "unforgettable in one's heart". Describe never forget.

Shattered body and bones: It still means shattered body and bones.

Engraved in one’s muscles and bones: describes a profound feeling.

English: means to be impressive and unforgettable.

Dragon Chapter Xiu Gu: A metaphor for the elegance and elegance of an article.

Working hard on the muscles and bones: refers to heavy work that makes the muscles and bones tired and painful.

Engraved in the heart: describes deep feelings and unforgettable feelings.

Engraved on the skin and carved into the bones: describes a feeling that is very deep and will never be forgotten. Same as "engraved on the heart".

Being obsessed with bones: a metaphor for being reluctant to throw away old and decayed things.

Unforgettable: Describes a deep feeling that will never be forgotten.

Unforgettable: describes a feeling that is very deep and will never be forgotten.

Bite the blood and clear the bones: describes extreme honesty.

Sticky skin and bones: a metaphor for procrastination and lack of freedom and ease. Same as "sticky leather bones".

Adhesive leather bones: a metaphor for procrastination and lack of carefreeness.

The bones of a thousand-mile horse: a metaphor for talented people.

Thousands of Gold Market Bones: Spend thousands of gold to buy the bones of a thousand-mile horse. A metaphor for the urgency of attracting talents.

Tender and chivalrous: gentle manner and chivalrous character.

Tender tendons and brittle bones: weak tendons and bones. The metaphor is that the article is weak and weak.

Struck the muscles and bones: a metaphor for invading the hinterland.

It is deeply engraved in the soul: It is still engraved in the heart. Refers to feeling deeply.

Soft-hearted and weak-boned: describes a gentle temperament.

Broken body and bones: The body is shattered into pieces. Refers to death. It mostly refers to dedicating oneself to a certain purpose.

Pine-shaped crane bone: describes the appearance as clear and dignified.

The pain cuts into the bones: the pain penetrates to the bones. Describes extreme grief and indignation. It also describes the depth of pain.

Copper tendons and iron bones: tendons like copper and bones like iron. A metaphor for a very strong body. Also refers to a person who can bear heavy responsibilities.

Heartbroken: describes being extremely sad.