What is the idiom of "cabinet"?

(1) Kitchen can be formed into what idiom

Kitchen can be formed into what idiom

A woman should set up her career, and a man should also be in the kitchen,

three days into the kitchen

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基本释义

Ancient custom, the new power bride to cook in the kitchen after three days of marriage. Borrowed to refer to the first time to enter society or just served.

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Tang Dynasty - Wang Jian "Newly Married Bride": "Three days in the kitchen, washing hands to make soup. I am not familiar with the nature of the aunt's food, the first to send a small aunt to taste

(2) four-word idioms, the cabinet how to group four-word words

The bookcase on the ground Metaphorically speaking, people read a lot of books, erudition and erudition.

Two-footed bookcase A person who reads a lot but is not good at application.

A footed bookcase is a metaphor for someone who is very knowledgeable.

The bookcase is a metaphor for someone who is very knowledgeable.

(3) What are the idioms of kitchen

The idioms of kitchen are:

Standing on the ground, book kitchen,

foot book kitchen,

qiongqiqi jin cao,

three days into the kitchen,

women should be set up, the man is also into the kitchen

(4) Kitchen can be grouped with what idioms

Kitchen can be grouped with what idioms

Kitchen can be grouped with what idioms?

A woman should set up her own business, and a man should enter the kitchen.

Three days in the kitchen.

(5) What words can be grouped into cupboards

cupboard,

bookcase,

cupboard,

gauze cupboard,

closet,

God's cupboard,

cupboard,

cupboard.

closet,

basket,

cupboard,

basket,

cupboard,

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『Interpretation』 is a metaphor for someone who reads a lot and has a wide range of knowledge.

『Source Specialized』《宋史-吴时传》每属于为文，未尝属稿，落笔已成，两学目之曰立地书橱。

Two-footed bookcase

Idioms by The Free Dictionary The term refers to a person who reads a lot of books but is not good at applying them.

Idioms by The Free Dictionary Southern History - Lu Cheng biography ":" Cheng when the world known as the Shuoxue, read "Yi" three years do not understand the meaning of the text, want to write the "Book of Song" was not. Wang Jian said in a play: 'Lu Gong, book cook.

Bookcase

Idioms by The Free Dictionary Metaphorically speaking, a person who is knowledgeable. It also refers to a nerd who is out of touch with reality.

Idioms by The Free Dictionary Song - Gong Mingzhi, "Zhongwu ji wen": "Cheng Xinmin ji wen is precise, and the townspeople call it a footed bookcase."

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(7) Kitchen can be grouped what words

Kitchen, group word examples are as follows:

lower kitchen, kitchen, kitchen, kitchen, chef, cook, help cook,

cook, palm kitchen, kitchen utensils, kitchen division, mosquito kitchen,

in the kitchen, wash the kitchen, kitchen Zhuan, supervisor of the kitchen, kitchen boat,

Lenten cooks, ice cooks, set up the kitchen, cook, cooks, cooks, kitchen treasures,

under the kitchen, Cooking, Kitchen Supervisor, Private Kitchen, Kitchen Soldier,

(8) What are the idioms with the word "kitchen"

Idioms with the word "kitchen" are listed below:

Source: Jin Wang Jia (晋-王嘉)《Gleanings from the Past》卷6："Their favorites were all served with jade utensils, which is why Tokyo called the Guo family's "golden cave of agate"."

Usage: as object, determiner; compared to a rich and extravagant family.

Synonym: copper mountain and golden cave

Source: Song Shi (宋史-吴时传)："Wu Shi was very sensitive to writing, and he had never read any manuscripts before, but his writing was already on the right track, and the two schools of thought called him 'Shū Chū' (立地书厨)."

Grammar: formal; object; referring to a person with profound knowledge

Near synonym: 著脚書楼

Antonym: 寫腳書樓

Antonyms: 一字不识

Source: Song Gong Mingzhi (宋-Gong Mingzhi)《中吴纪闻-有脚书厨》: "[Gong Cheng] studied in the tomb of the first official in Nanfeng Mountain since he was young, and he never let go of his scrolls. Remember to ask precise, scripture and history, all through. The townspeople called 'foot book cook'."

Usage: as subject, object, determiner; referring to scholars

4. Three Days in the Kitchen

Pinyin: sān rì rù chú

Interpretation: It was an ancient custom for brides to go to the kitchen to cook after three days of marriage. The term "sān rì rù chú" is used to refer to a person who is new to the society or has just taken up a job.

Source: Tang Dynasty, Wang Jian's "The Newly Married Bride": "Three days in the kitchen, I washed my hands and made soup. I am not yet familiar with the nature of aunt's food, so I sent my little aunt to taste it first."

5. A woman should establish a career, and a man can go into the kitchen

Pinyin: nǚ yí lì yè, nán yì rù chú

Explanation: A woman should establish a career, and a man can go into the kitchen

Source: New Thousand Character Essay

(9) What are some of the words that can be grouped together with cupboard

Cupboard words:

cupboard,

bookcase,

cupboard,

gauze cupboard,

closet,

cupboard,