What are the idioms related to winter?

Winter idioms include: spring, summer, autumn and winter, cold winter, autumn harvest and winter storage, Qiu Lai winter, spring and winter, ten winter and December, nine winter, no winter and summer, no winter and summer.

1, spring, summer, autumn and winter

Spring, summer, autumn and winter mean the four seasons of the earth, which is the result of the earth's orbit around the sun.

2. Cold winter

Cold winter refers to the coldest time of the year, generally refers to the cold winter.

3. Autumn harvest and winter storage

Autumn harvest and winter storage means that autumn is the harvest season of crops, and fruits are stored in winter for one year's needs, which generally refers to one year's cultivation.

Autumn is coming, and winter is coming.

Autumn comes to winter, which means autumn comes to winter, and describes the passage of time.

Spring is coming, and winter is coming.

Spring comes to winter, which means spring comes to winter and describes the passage of time.

6. twelfth lunar month

December refers to the cold season in October, November and December of the lunar calendar.

7. Count to nine in the dead of winter

Nine winters means entering the coldest time in winter.

8. There is no winter and summer

Summer without winter means all the year round.

9. There is neither winter nor summer.

There is no winter or summer, whether it is winter or summer, it means that there is no interruption all the year round, no matter whether it is cold or hot.

10, winter temperature and summer temperature

Warm in winter and cool in summer originally refers to the filial piety of the son of man, and now it is also generally called warm in winter and cool in summer.