All the four-character idioms in the world?
『一』All four-letter words in the world
Peking University, weather forecast, Einstein, etc., these are all counted as four-letter words.
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"二" What are the four-character idioms that describe the world?
Strange, colorful, multifarious, interesting, unexpected, ever-changing, whimsical, and bizarre , strange things.
1. Colorful [ wǔ cǎi bīn fēn ]
Explanation: Refers to many colors, very beautiful.
From: "The Strange Current Situation Witnessed in Twenty Years" by Wu Jianren of the Qing Dynasty: "The paving is colorful."
Definition: The setting is colorful and very beautiful.
2. Multifarious [ wǔ huā bā mén ]
Explanation: It is a metaphor for the variety or variety.
From: "New Chronicles of Yuchu·Sun Jiagan": "To the west of Fulong, there are many peaks standing in disorder, and they are scattered all around, like flat sand with thousands of curtains, and there are many kinds of flowers."
Definition: To the east of Fulong Mountain, many peaks stand up in a chaotic manner, covering the ground to the east, like tents set up on a flat beach, with all kinds of peaks.
3. Change with each passing day [ rì xīn yuè yì ]
From: "Book of Rites·University": "It is new every day, new every day, and new every day."
Explanation: There are new changes every day and every month. Describes rapid development and progress: the face of the motherland~.
Interpretation: If it can be new every day, it should be kept new every day, and when it is new, it should be updated. It also refers to the key to emphasizing timely reflection and continuous innovation from a diligent and dynamic perspective, and strengthening ideological revolutionization.
4. Full of wit and interest [miào qù héng shēng]
Explanation: Full of wonderful interest (mostly refers to language, articles or works of art).
From: Qin Mu's "Collections from the Sea of Art: The Power of Art and the Interest of Writing": "Many ordinary things are full of wit and interest in the writings of outstanding authors. One of the important means they use is the use of metaphors."
5. There are no strange things [ wú qí bù yǒu ]
Explanation: There are all kinds of strange things.
From: Chapter 9 of "The Strange Current Situation Witnessed in Twenty Years" by Wu Jianren of the Qing Dynasty: "Shanghai is full of wonders."
Interpretation: Shanghai is a place that raises whatever people it wants. All kinds of things will happen.
『三』What is the four-character idiom in the world?
There is no such idiom.
Idioms that include the world are:
1. The world
Pronunciation: dà version qiān shì jiè.
Interpretation: In Buddhist terms, a thousand times of the world is called a small thousand world, a thousand times of a small thousand world is called a middle thousand world, and a thousand times of a middle thousand world is called the great thousand world. The latter refers to the vast and boundless human world.
From: "Wudeng Huiyuan" written by Shi Puji of the Song Dynasty: "Looking across the three thousand worlds, you can't find the universal sage."
Translation: Seeing the whole world, you can't find it. Not a worthy person.
2. Huahua World
Pronunciation: huā huā shì jiè.
Definition: refers to a prosperous place for eating, drinking and having fun. Also refers to the human world in general.
From: "The Light of Geology" IV by Xu Chi: "This part of Europe is a world of flowers. After the Second World War, Europe is in a state of mental collapse."
(3 ) Extended reading of all four-character idioms in the world
Synonyms
1. All living beings
Pronunciation: yún yún zhòng shēng.
Definition: Buddhism refers to all living things, and is generally used to refer to many ordinary people.
From: Spring and Autumn Laozi's "Tao Te Ching·Chapter 16": "Everything in the world returns to its roots."
Translation: There are many things in the world, and they will all return in the end. The length of time to go to the place where you were born and how long it takes to return to the place where you were born varies.
2. Crowds of people
Pronunciation: chóu rén guǎng zhòng.
Definition: Refers to a crowded occasion.
From: "Han Shu·Guan Fu Biography" by Ban Gu of the Eastern Han Dynasty: "He is popular with many people, and he recommends and favors the younger generation."
Translation: Everyone who associates with him is all bad. Some gallant or treacherous person.
"四" is a four-character idiom that expresses the world
Very related idioms
[Love is broad but affection is not exclusive] to people or things Love is very broad, but feelings cannot be specific.
[Safety and Happy] refers to being in a stable, satisfied mood, and very willing to do so
[Longer Dreams, Shorter] Updates: The old night time unit, with five updates a night, about two updates each Hours; longer: refers to a long night; short dreams: refers to sleep that is not solid and easy to wake up. Describes disturbed thoughts and difficulty falling asleep.
[Cut the belly and hold the intestines] describes being very concerned and worried.
[A glass of rice is not as good as a pot of rice] If rich wine and food are not prepared, it is better to soak rice in a pot of water to relieve hunger. It means that things are urgent and cannot wait.
[Passing through Chongzhou] Traveled through many places. Describe the long journey and the hard work of trekking.
[婷二少双] 丶: Few. There is rarely a second. The description is extremely outstanding.
[Keep secrets] Conceal it very tightly and don’t let others know
[Heming Jiugao] Jiugao: Shenzhen.