Four-character idioms to describe the natural environment: four-character idioms to describe the weather: four-character idioms to express the psychological activities of characters: four-character idioms to describe the expressions and demeanor of characters.

The grass grows and the warbler flies? Warbler: oriole. Describe the scenery of Jiangnan in late spring.

It's sultry in spring? Tease: to tease or provoke. The scenery in spring aroused people's interest.

Spring is full of gardens? The garden is full of beautiful scenery in spring. Metaphor is a thriving scene.

Spring is as deep as the sea? The beautiful scenery in spring is as deep and wide as the sea. Describe the beautiful spring everywhere.

A big article? Volume: Earth. Originally refers to the beautiful scenery of nature. Later, it was used to praise others for their rich articles.

Flowers are blooming? A large number, lush. Brocade: Brocade with colorful patterns. Many colorful flowers are just like splendid flowers. Describe the beautiful scenery and beauty. ...

Particularly enchanting? Extraordinary: extraordinary; Enchanting: enchanting and gorgeous. Describe the scenery is extremely gorgeous.

Beautiful scenery? Describe the soft scenery.

Singing and dancing? Sing like an oriole and dance like a swallow. It also describes the pleasant scenery and the good situation.

Love is green? Describe the beautiful spring.

Lakes and mountains? The scenery of the lake, the scenery of the mountain. There are mountains and waters with beautiful scenery.

Get out of the water? An original description of the decline of late spring scenery. Later, it was often used to describe being beaten badly.

All the love? The whole garden is full of spring scenery. Metaphor is a thriving scene.

Kill the scenery? Destroy the beauty. It is a metaphor that when everyone is happy, something disappointing suddenly appears.

Mountain light and water color? The water waves are beautiful and the scenery on the mountain is clear. Describe the beautiful scenery.

Afraid of eyes? Pleasing to the eye: it looks comfortable. It means to be happy when you see beautiful scenery.

Shui Mu Tsinghua? Water: pool water and stream water; Wood: flowers and trees; Qing: quiet; Hua: Beautiful and glorious. Refers to the beautiful landscape of the garden.

Water soft mountain temperature? Describe the elegant scenery.

Water and mountains? The water waves are beautiful and the scenery on the mountain is clear. Describe the beautiful scenery.

Infinite romance? Infinite: infinite; Year: romantic, generally refers to the scenery. Originally, Zhou Dunyi, a philosopher in the Northern Song Dynasty, had a far-reaching influence after his death. After describing the scenery is infinitely beautiful.

Looking for flowers? Hualiu: It originally refers to spring scenery, and in the old days it also refers to prostitutes. The original intention is to enjoy the scenery in spring. Post-old novels are used to refer to prostitutes.

Making love to the moon? In the past, it refers to the works created or recited by literati with romantic scenery and other natural scenery as the theme. Now I describe my work as empty and boring.

Recite the wind and moon? In the past, it refers to the works created or recited by literati with romantic scenery and other natural scenery as the theme. Now I describe my work as empty and boring.

Love in the scenery? Entrust emotions in the description of scenery.

Orange, orange and green? Oranges are yellow and ripe, but they are still green. Autumn scenery is pleasant.

Spring blossoms? Describe the beautiful scenery in spring.

Wearing red clothes? Of a woman dressed quietly. It also describes the sunny weather after the snow and the scenery set off by red sun and white snow.

Li Bai is pink? Peach blossom is red and plum blossom is white. Refers to the beautiful and pleasant scenery in spring.

Good night? Beautiful night and scenery. With "Beautiful Night".

Beautiful night? Beautiful night and scenery. Also known as Good Night.

The wind is on the moon? Facing the breeze and the bright moon. Describing scenery is very easy to arouse people's thinking.

Have a bright future? Describe the hazy scenery of flowers and willows at night.

Drunk eyes? Describe the beautiful scenery intoxicating.

Qi Hua Yu Shu? The ancients refer to the flowers and trees in the fairy scene, and also describe the scenery in the frost and snow.

Refreshing and pleasing to the eye? Beautiful scenery and happy mood.

The water is blue and the mountain is green? Bibi: Turquoise. Describe the picturesque scenery. Also known as "green water and green mountains".

Water and mountains? Generally refers to mountains and rivers.

Water hyacinth? X: fall down. Refers to the passage of river water and the withering of flowers. Describe the withered scenery and use it to describe the broken situation. The good scenery no longer exists and cannot be redeemed. Zuo Ye ...

Shi Shui Tsinghua? Refers to the beautiful landscape of the garden. Same as "Shui Mu Tsinghua".

Listen to the wind and water? Describe being good at appreciating natural scenery.

Apricot rain pear cloud? Apricot blossoms are like rain, and pear blossoms are like clouds. Describe the beautiful scenery in spring.

Snow, moon and elegance? (1) refers to the four seasons scenery. 2 metaphor for men and women.

The original meaning of seeking flowers and asking about willows is to enjoy spring scenery. Post-old novels are used to refer to prostitutes. With "looking for flowers and asking for willows."

Step deformation? Move your steps and the scene will change. Describe the changing scenery. It is also a metaphor of gradual change.

Rain belt tobacco? Willow in the rain, willow leaves in the smoke. Describe the sad scenery. It is also a metaphor for lingering.

Four-word idioms describing the weather

Clear skies and sunny days in Wan Li? Cold in winter, crisp in autumn and terrible in summer? Embrace the wind

Descriptive psychology:

Overjoyed? Can't help but be happy? Smug? Be elated? Full of anger? Deep malignant pain? Angry? Fly into a rage? Hate as hate? Scared? Scared? Out of her wits? Scared? Have a guilty conscience? Regret it? Shame? Regret? Shame? Hesitant? Understand? Anxiety? Have an answer? Passion? be frightened out of one's wits

Four-word idioms describing characters' expressions and demeanor

Scared to death, unhurried, creepy

? Absent-minded, distracted, calm and calm.

? Stunned, poised, dubious, respectful to yourself.

? Muttered, absorbed, in high spirits, froze

? I want to sit on my back and feel lost and shy.

? Slow and indecisive, tongue-tied, flustered and indecisive.

? Embarrassed and can't help laughing, as if nothing had happened to gloat.

? If you are depressed, if you are considerate, if you are kind, if you are depressed.

? Flattered, suspicious, indecisive, complacent, fearful and angry.

? Become angry from embarrassment, smile, listen, be flustered, and be full of air.

? Look healthy and energetic, look calm, look high, look high, look trance.

? Hold your breath, smile, smile, be angry?

? Angry, angry, angry, angry, angry, smile through tears.

? Tears welled up in my eyes, sighing, crying, crying and smiling.

? Smile, harsh words, smile, think with a smile.

Laugh, relax, get carried away, be elated, be afraid.

? Panic, joy, panic, concentration, frown.

? Pull a long face, be in a trance, feel refreshed, smile and frown coldly.