A four-character idiom story containing two ones
1. What are the four-character idioms with two ones?
The four-character idioms with two ones include: wholeheartedly, one piece and one relaxation, one five ten, one singing one harmony, exactly the same , every frown and smile, day and night, every glance, every plant and tree, life after life, step by step, bit by bit, every move.
Idiom single-mindedness
Pinyin yī xīn yī yì
Meaning: I have only one mind and no other considerations.
Synonyms: whole-hearted, sincere
Antonyms: half-hearted, half-hearted
Grammatical conjunction; used as attributive, adverbial; connoting praise
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Source "Three Kingdoms Wei Zhi Biography of Du Shu": "I was exempted from being a commoner and moved to Zhangwu County in the first year of Jiaping." Pei Songzhi quoted from "Du Family's New Book": "Therefore, it is recommended to have one heart and one mind. And the ear of walking. ”
Example: He has been studying oracle bone inscriptions for many years, and he is very creative. 2. A four-character idiom story
Suspicious neighbor stole axe. Once upon a time there was a countryman who lost an axe.
He thought it was the neighbor's son who had stolen it, so he paid attention to every word and action of the man. The more he looked at it, the more he felt that the man looked like an ax thief. Later, the man who lost the ax found the ax. It turned out that when he went up the mountain to chop firewood a few days ago, he accidentally lost it in the valley.
After finding the ax, he met the neighbor's son again. If he looked at him carefully, he didn't look like a thief anymore. Suspicious neighbors steal axes: Do not pay attention to factual basis, and make random suspicions about people and things.
2. Pull the seedlings to encourage growth. During the Spring and Autumn Period, there was a farmer in the Song Dynasty. He always felt that the crops in the field were growing too slowly. He went to take a look today and tomorrow, but he felt that the seedlings never seemed to grow taller. He thought: Is there any way to make them grow taller and faster? One day, he came to the field and pulled up the seedlings one by one.
It took a lot of effort to pull out a large field of seedlings one by one. By the time he finished pulling out the seedlings, he was exhausted, but he was very happy in his heart. When he got home, he boasted: "I was exhausted today. I helped the seedlings grow several inches taller!" After hearing this, his son hurried to the field to see and found that all the seedlings in the field were dead. 3. Incurable There was a minister in the Zhou Dynasty named Fan Bo.
Fan Bo was not only talented in poetry, but also good at managing state affairs. Later, he assisted King Zhou Li in government affairs.
However, King Li Fei of Zhou was domineering and judged things in vain. The treacherous officials will use all kinds of flattery to please them.
Fan Bo spoke frankly and enumerated the shortcomings of the government, but the treacherous ministers spoke ill of him in the ears of King Zhou Li. King Zhou Li was very tired of Fan Bo. From then on, treacherous ministers came in and out of the palace and ignored Fan Bo.
Fan Bo was very angry and wrote a poem, which was later included in the Book of Songs. The poem criticized the treacherous official and said: "He has done many evil things and is incurable!" "Incurable" means that the illness is so serious that it cannot be saved with medicine.
The latter metaphor refers to things that are so bad that they cannot be saved. 4. Riding the Wind and Waves During the ancient Southern and Northern Dynasties, there was a general in the Song Dynasty whose surname was Zong Mingji. He was brave and ambitious since he was a child.
One day, Zongci's uncle asked him what his ambition was. Zongci replied: "I am willing to ride the long wind and break thousands of miles of waves." It means: I must break through all obstacles, move forward bravely, and work hard. A career.
After studying hard and practicing hard, Zong Tie finally became a general who was good at fighting. Later, people used "riding the wind and waves" to describe the spirit of not being afraid of difficulties and moving forward courageously. 5. A strip of water. During the Northern and Southern Dynasties, the Yangtze River was the boundary between the Northern Zhou Dynasty in the north and the Chen Kingdom in the south.
Yang Jian, the prime minister of the Northern Zhou Dynasty, deposed Emperor Zhou Jing, became emperor himself, and established the Sui Dynasty. He was determined to destroy the state of Chen. He once said: "I am the parent of the people in the country. How can I watch the people in the south suffer without saving them just because there is a Yangtze River as narrow as a belt across the country?" Later, people used "A strip of water" is a metaphor for two places that are very close to each other and are separated by a narrow body of water.
6. During the Spring and Autumn Period, there was a man named Yu Boya who was proficient in music and had superb piano skills. Famous piano player. When Yu Boya was young, he was smart and studious. He once studied with masters and his piano skills reached a certain level, but he always felt that he could not express his feelings about various things superbly.
Boya's teacher. After knowing his thoughts, he took him on a boat to Penglai Island in the East China Sea and let him enjoy the natural scenery and listen to the sound of the waves of the sea. Looking up, he saw turbulent waves, splashing waves, and flying seabirds. , the sound of the sound reached his ears; the mountains and trees were lush and green, as if they were in a fairyland.
A wonderful feeling came to him, and the harmonious and beautiful music of nature seemed to be playing in his ears. He couldn't help but play the piano. As he played, the notes turned freely, and the beauty of nature was integrated into the sound of the piano. Boya experienced an unprecedented state.
The teacher told him: "You have learned. " One night Boya took a boat trip.
Facing the breeze and the bright moon, he had many thoughts, so he played the piano again. The sound of the piano was melodious and gradually became better. Suddenly he heard someone on the shore exclaiming.
When Boya heard the sound and walked out of the boat, he saw a woodcutter standing on the shore. Knowing that this man was a close friend, he immediately asked the woodcutter to come on board and play for him enthusiastically. Boya played a melody praising the mountains, and the woodcutter said: "It's so good! It's majestic and solemn, like Mount Tai soaring into the clouds!" When he played to express the surging waves, the woodcutter said again: "It's so good! It's so vast and vast, it's like seeing rolling water and the boundless sea!" Boya was excited and said excitedly: "My soulmate! You are really my soulmate."
This woodcutter is Zhong Ziqi. From then on the two became very good friends.
The story comes from "Liezi·Tang Wen". The idiom "high mountains and flowing water" is a metaphor for a close friend or close friend, and also a metaphor for beautiful music.
7. One-word teacher refers to a teacher who corrects a very key word in an article. This phrase comes from Tao Yue's "Supplement to the History of the Five Dynasties" of the Song Dynasty.
The Tang Dynasty was a very prosperous period in the development of my country's feudal society. Literature and art were also very developed, among which poetry was the most representative. At that time, not only were there many poets and they created many poems, but they were also very high-level in terms of art and content.
Among the many poets at that time, there was a poet named Qi Ji. One winter, he saw the plum blossoms blooming in the snow in the wilderness after heavy snowfall. He became so inspired by poetry that he composed a poem " The poem "Early Plum Blossoms" is about the plum blossoms that bloom early in winter. There are two lines in the poem that read: In the deep snow in the former village, several branches bloomed last night.
After writing it, he felt very satisfied. A man named Zheng Gu, after seeing this poem written by Qi Ji, thought that the meaning of the poem was not complete.
So, after repeated thinking and deliberation, he changed these two lines of poem to: In the deep snow in the front village, a branch bloomed last night. Because he believes that since several plum blossoms are in bloom, it cannot be regarded as early plum blossoms.
Zheng Gu’s change, although only changing the number to one word, made "Early Plum Blossoms" more relevant to the title and the artistic conception of the poem more perfect. Qi already admired Zheng Gu's change very much and called Zheng Gu his Yizi master at that time.
8. Concentrate. Once upon a time, there was a chess expert named Qiu. His chess skills were very superb. Qiu had two students who were learning to play chess with him. One of the students was very focused on studying with the teacher.
The other one is not like this. He thinks that learning to play chess is easy and there is no need to take it seriously. While the teacher was explaining, although he was sitting there with his eyes looking at the chess pieces, he was thinking in his heart: "It would be great if I could shoot a swan goose in the wild and have a delicious meal."
Because he was always thinking wildly and absent-mindedly, he didn't listen to the teacher's explanation at all. As a result, although the two students are the same. 3. There are two four-character idioms of one
Single-minded: only one mind, no other considerations.
1510: The metaphorical narrative is straight from beginning to end, with no omissions. Also describes the number of enumerations.
A lifetime: a lifetime. One word, one bead: describes the singing voice as mellow and mellow.
It also refers to beautiful articles and gorgeous rhetoric. One harp and one crane: Describes simple and sparse outfits, and is also a metaphor for official incorruptibility.
A tiny bit: a tiny bit, very little or very little. One day and one night: describes a very short period of time.
One hand and one foot: a person’s limbs. Refers to weak strength.
Exactly the same: look exactly the same. Yi Cheng Yi Brigade: describes the narrow land, few people, and weak strength.
One step and one ghost: describes being suspicious when things happen. Singing and harmonizing: The original description is that the two people are emotionally connected.
Now it is also used as a metaphor for two people to cooperate and echo each other. One drink and one peck: originally refers to birds eating whatever they want, drinking whatever they want, living freely, and later also refers to people's diet.
One dragon and one snake: It is a metaphor for where a person hides or comes out, or appears or hides, which changes with different situations. 4. Who can tell me an idiom story that contains two idioms
The story of the Guizhou donkey's skills are exhausted. 2 idioms The Guizhou donkey's skills are huge. Translation: There are no donkeys in Guizhou, but there is a meddlesome man who uses shipping. A donkey came in, but after it arrived it was of no use, so he put it at the foot of the mountain.
When a tiger saw that it was a tall and strong guy, it regarded it as a magical thing and hid in the woods to watch it secretly. After a while, the tiger gradually approached it cautiously, not knowing what it was.
One day, the donkey roared loudly. The tiger was startled and ran away far away. He thought the donkey was going to bite him and was very scared. However, the tiger walked back and forth, but in the end he did not dare to bite him. Donkey attack. The tiger gradually approached the donkey again, teasing it further, bumping into, leaning on, colliding with, and offending it.
The donkey couldn't help but got angry and kicked the tiger with its hoof. The tiger was very happy and thought to himself: "That's all it can do!" Then it jumped up and roared loudly, bit the donkey's throat, ate up all its meat, and then left. 5. A collection of four-character idioms with "one"
Never lose one. Never make a mistake in a hundred times. It means that you have a high hit rate in archery or shooting, or that you are fully confident in doing things.
One hundred and one is not saved. Not one of the hundred is left. It means losing everything.
Buddhist proverb means that even if one’s attainments are profound, one still needs to practice and improve. It is a metaphor that although we have reached a very high level, we are still not satisfied and have to work harder.
Choose one out of a hundred. Pick this one out of a hundred. Describe outstanding talents.
A hundred hearings are better than a single sight. Wen: hear. No matter how much you hear, it is better to see it with your own eyes.
Incompetent. Can't do anything.
Foolproof means being fully confident and will never make any mistakes.
Nothing is right. Do a hundred things and never do one right. It describes everything done wrong and useless.
A hundred things are useless. There is nothing useful among a hundred things. Description is useless.
One hundred stars are not as bright as one moon. The light from one hundred stars is not as bright as the light from one moon. It is a metaphor that quantity is not as good as quality.
To borrow one from behind the city: to back to; borrow: to rely on; one: to fight. Fight to the death with the enemy under your own city. The final battle that determines life and death.
Fighting against the city Back: facing away. Fight to the death with the enemy under your own city. The final battle that determines life and death.
A last-ditch battle: With your back to the water, it means there is no way out. It is a metaphor for fighting to the death with the enemy.
That time, this time That was one time, now is another time. It means that time has changed and the situation has changed.
Complete the task in one step. Do what should be done in several steps at once.
The outside is the same as the inside. The outside is the appearance; the inside is the heart. The surface and the heart are like one thing. Describes words, deeds, and thoughts that are completely consistent.
Unique: In addition. There is also a unique style.
6. Four-character idioms with two numbers.
One-hearted and one-minded, divided into two, neither three nor four (three-minded), all directions, extending in all directions, colorful (colorful), six gods without master, seven and eight (seven) Up and down), all kinds of flowers, half a catty, nine ox and one hair, nine deaths, nine ox and two tigers (2) perfect (a hundred thousand urgent), a hundred flowers blooming (a hundred schools of thought contend), thousands of troops and horses (once in a thousand years), thousands of purples and reds (thousands of rivers and mountains) one eye, ten lines, one heart and one mind 1510 One word, one word, one word, one word, one word, one word, one word, one word, one word, one word, one word, one word, one word, one word, one word, one word, one word, one word, a safe journey, one word, a safe journey, one arrow, two eagles, three hearts and two minds, three long, two short, all directions, all directions, colorful, five lakes and seas, colorful, colorful, abundant crops, seven up, eight down, nine oxen, one hair, perfect, ten thousand, ten thousand, ten thousand, one heart, thousands and thousands of ancient fragrances, thousands of purples and reds, five horses divided into corpses, thousands of people, and thousands of horses galloping. Jiuding Fifty Steps Laughing at Hundred Steps 1. The vast majority of them refer to non-exact numbers, and only a few express definite numbers, such as: one-character teacher, two vertical pillars for abuse, three cardinal guides and five constant principles, three-legged tripod, three yuan and third, three obedience and four virtues, Three emperors and five emperors, three aunts and six women, four seasons and eight festivals, four elements are empty, four bodies are not diligent, five grains are not separated, five bodies fall to the ground, six gods have no owner, seven orifices produce smoke, seven captures and seven verticals, eight immortals cross the sea, nine tripods and big lu, ten evils cannot be forgiven, etc. 2. Some of them mean "many" The meaning is most representative of some idioms containing "three, five, one hundred, one thousand, ten thousand", such as one after another, three times and five times, three orders and five orders, a narrow escape, a hundred forged steel, a hundred holes, a thousand tricks, a thousand people's fingers, a thousand clues, ever-changing Qizong, billions of years, etc. 3. Some idioms mean "little", and some idioms containing "one" are the most representative, such as every ounce, every hair, bit by bit, day and night, stitch by stitch, A little knowledge, a scale and a half claw, three or three, a few words, a drop in the bucket, etc. 4. Some idioms mean "complicated and messy", and some idioms containing "seven and eight" are the most representative, such as seven and eight, horizontal and vertical, seven and up. Eight, messy, messy, garbled, patchwork, miscellaneous, half-baked, multifarious, colorful, innumerable, etc. 5. Some express emphasis, such as exactly the same, every bit. , unique, clear, clean, cut in half, plummeting, five major and three rough, ninety-nine to one, ninety-nine sure, perfect, victorious in every battle, absolutely true, foolproof, etc. 6. Some obviously contain derogatory meanings, so as to contain Most of the idioms of "three and four" are the most representative, such as talking nonsense, not three and not four, being humble, throwing things away, moving around, pushing and blocking, confusing, deceiving, deceiving, etc. These idioms The numbers in idioms have some meanings such as "right or wrong, good or bad" or "this, that". Judging from the grammatical structure of this type of idioms, the numbers in it can serve as various components: 1. As the subject, such as: One is over and one is over, one is over. It means very, absolutely foolproof; 2. As a predicate, such as: words and deeds are different, there are thousands of things, one person is a hundred; 3. As an object, such as: draw inferences from one example, kill one person to scare hundreds, know a little or two; 4. As an attributive, such as: eight sides are exquisite, a hundred schools of thought contend, all things are Update; 5. Used as adverbials, such as: refreshing, irreconcilable, think twice before acting; 6. Used as complements, such as: humble three and four, push three and block four, and a person who walks a hundred miles is half ninety. In addition, the numbers in idioms also have a certain rhetorical effect. They It can form a variety of figures of speech. For example: 1. Imitation; crossroads, eight-character opening; 2. Exaggeration: penetrating into three points, salivating; 3. Contraction: three aunts and six women, three cardinal guides and five constants; 4. Contrast: a critical moment, a fortune; 5. Inlay: everything is stable. , all clean; 8. Overlapping words: twos and threes, thousands and thousands; 6. True; again and again, people have the same mind, and the same principle; 7. Same words: one thing descends from another, One is one, two is two; and so on. The above answers provide reference, I hope it can help you. Remember O (∩_∩) O.
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