What are the four-character idioms with eyes and swearing words?
It means the same person Don't use your eyes and fingers. You have unique vision and skills.
Look at the cold eyes: pass "side". Look on coldly or look on coldly
Smart: smart, smart. Have original vision and incisive insights.
Unique hands, eyes and fingers have unique vision and skills. Have a unique vision and insight.
Metaphor has original opinions. White eyebrows and red eyes are metaphors for no reason.
Nose is blue, eyes are black, eyes are black. Describe a serious facial injury.
My nose is blue and my eyes are swollen. Describe a serious facial injury.
It is also a metaphor for being hit hard and frustrated. Blue nose, purple eyes, blue nose and purple eyes.
Describe a serious facial injury. Avoid eyes and fingers to avoid revealing information.
It's the same as "avoiding people's eyes and ears." The leopard's head and eyes describe a person's face as majestic and fierce.
When you look at others with your eyes up or next to your eyes, it means white eyes, contempt, disdain and impoliteness. My nose is swollen and my eyes are blue. My nose is swollen and my eyes are blue.
Describe a serious facial injury. Don't look at each other
Eyebrows are late and eyes are dim, which means eyes are dull and inflexible. The sad expression describes the sad expression.
Frown with tears. Describe the pain.
Hold your eyebrows, raise your eyebrows and open your eyes. Describe a harsh and bossy attitude.
Kind eyes describe a person's appearance as kind. Use "good temper".
Frown: tight knit. I frowned and narrowed my eyes.
Describe a very distressed look. Keep your eyes open and be vigilant. Don't be deceived.
Focus on the big picture, observe and think about problems from the big picture, and grasp the main contradictions. Broaden one's horizons, broaden one's horizons and increase one's knowledge.
A discerning person can see things that others can't see, and he has a keen eye, a superb opinion and a fine judgment. Unique eyes have unique vision and insight.
Describe a keen eye that can see things that others can't easily find. Keep your eyebrows down, your head down and your eyes down.
Describe the appearance of shyness. Make a fool of yourself, flirt.
Carelessness, deliberate obfuscation and deception. Eyes down, eyebrows down, eyes showing a submissive expression.
Describe docile and obedient. Make a fool of yourself.
Pointing to the chest and washing the eyes means to wash the dust and customs, which makes people suddenly enlightened. Stare at me, open your eyes and be speechless.
Describe looking nervous or surprised. Use "stare"
People who are deaf, dizzy, old and weak have poor hearing and eyesight. It also describes that people's perception of things is extremely slow
Deaf and blind, black people are confused and groggy. Deafness and blindness refers to hearing loss and blindness caused by sudden strong * * *.
Ear fever, dizziness, blurred eyes, ear fever. Describe the feeling of being slightly drunk and excited when drinking.
Ear fever, saccade, ear root fever, eyelid jump. Superstitious people think this is an ominous sign.
Look and listen: listen; See: see. I heard it with my own eyes and saw it with my own eyes.
What you hear and see, what you hear and see with your own eyes. Crocodile Tears Crocodile: A fierce reptile that preys on people and livestock.
Legend has it that crocodiles cry when they eat people and animals. Metaphor is the hypocrisy of the wicked.
Ordinary people's naked eye metaphor lacks observation of human eyes. It is also a metaphor for general knowledge.
Ordinary people can only see worldly eyes. I don't know the opposite: flip.
Turn your back on others. Describe the changeable attitude and indifference to people.
Flying eyes convey feelings through their eyes. Buddha's eyes and heart are like being kind to others.
Look at the world: open your eyes, your eyes are not limited to narrow areas. Open your eyes and see the world.
Also known as "Wang Gankun". Buddhism has one of the so-called "five eyes", which can see the reality.
Eyes can see through the sky. It is a metaphor that people's eyesight is excellent, profound and far-sighted.
Buddha sees each other with Buddha's eyes. Metaphor to treat in good faith, no harm.
In the eyes, it means to pay attention to and respect. Fighting with eyes full of fighting: ancient weapons, metaphor for war.
Describe the destruction of wars everywhere. Protruding eyes and critical eyes refer to the way eyes protrude.
Looking at eyebrows is a metaphor for finding fault and making irresponsible remarks. People with noble eyes: people with high status; Eye height: despise everything.
Refers to people in high positions who look down on others. Dogs look at people as a symbol of visual power.
Eyes bulging. A wink.
Clouds are floating before my eyes. The original metaphor is a thing outside the body, so don't pay attention to it.
The latter metaphor will soon disappear. Clouds are floating before my eyes.
The original metaphor is a thing outside the body, so don't pay attention to it. The latter metaphor will soon disappear.
With big eyes and big eyebrows, I was very happy with a smile. Frown at me.
Describe the glare and fierce attitude. Double eyebrows and big eyes describe the appearance of laughing happily.
Look straight at the face, but look straight at the face. Describe the glare and fierce attitude.
Cold eyes, angry and contemptuous expressions. Head-on bashing and standing up refers to glaring at each other, describing the appearance and fierce attitude of glaring at each other.
Heaven has eyes. Heaven: Heaven. God has eyes to treat the world fairly.
A discerning person's vision or insight is unique. Black-eyed centering means getting angry after seeing something.
The living eye refers to the retribution of this world. Vivid eyes describe a vivid expression, which makes people feel as if they have seen it with their own eyes.
With the "living dragon". The critical eye originally refers to the Monkey King's eyes that can identify monsters in Journey to the West.
Later, it was used to describe people's sharp eyes and strong ability to distinguish truth from falsehood. Close your eyes and touch the elephant.
Metaphor is blind. Living eyes now report refers to the retribution of this world.
Disaster is at hand. Disaster is at hand. Disaster is imminent.
Diamond eye refers to the eyes with sharp eyes that can penetrate the original shape. Describe the expressions of anxiety and sadness.
Make faces and signal with your eyes and eyebrows. Blink your eyes and eyebrows.
Use "winking". Jiao Mei frowned and described the expression of worry and sadness.
With "anxious eyes". My eyes turn red at the sight of money.
Describe a greedy person. It's the same as being greedy.
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2. With the word "eye", there are eyebrows to avoid the eyes and fingers of the human eye to avoid leaking news.
It's the same as "avoiding people's eyes and ears." The leopard's head and eyes describe a person's face as majestic and fierce.
When you look at others with your eyes up or next to your eyes, it means white eyes, contempt, disdain and impoliteness. My nose is swollen and my eyes are blue. My nose is swollen and my eyes are blue.
Describe a serious facial injury. Don't look at each other
Eyebrows are late and eyes are dim, which means eyes are dull and inflexible. The sad expression describes the sad expression.
Frown with tears. Describe the pain.
Hold your eyebrows, raise your eyebrows and open your eyes. Describe a harsh and bossy attitude.
Kind eyes describe a person's appearance as kind. Use "good temper".
Frown: tight knit. I frowned and narrowed my eyes.
Describe a very distressed look. Keep your eyes open and be vigilant. Don't be deceived.
Focus on the big picture, observe and think about problems from the big picture, and grasp the main contradictions. Broaden one's horizons, broaden one's horizons and increase one's knowledge.
A discerning person can see things that others can't see, and he has a keen eye, a superb opinion and a fine judgment. Unique eyes have unique vision and insight.
Describe a keen eye that can see things that others can't easily find. Keep your eyebrows down, your head down and your eyes down.
Describe the appearance of shyness. Make a fool of yourself, flirt.
Carelessness, deliberate obfuscation and deception. Eyes down, eyebrows down, eyes showing a submissive expression.
Describe docile and obedient. Make a fool of yourself.
Pointing to the chest and washing the eyes means to wash the dust and customs, which makes people suddenly enlightened. Stare at me, open your eyes and be speechless.
Describe looking nervous or surprised. Use "stare"
People who are deaf, dizzy, old and weak have poor hearing and eyesight. It also describes that people's perception of things is extremely slow
Deaf and blind, black people are confused and groggy. Deafness and blindness refers to hearing loss and blindness caused by sudden strong * * *.
Ear fever, dizziness, blurred eyes, ear fever. Describe the feeling of being slightly drunk and excited when drinking.
Ear fever, saccade, ear root fever, eyelid jump. Superstitious people think this is an ominous sign.
Look and listen: listen; See: see. I heard it with my own eyes and saw it with my own eyes.
What you hear and see, what you hear and see with your own eyes. Crocodile Tears Crocodile: A fierce reptile that preys on people and livestock.
Legend has it that crocodiles cry when they eat people and animals. Metaphor is the hypocrisy of the wicked.
Ordinary people's naked eye metaphor lacks observation of human eyes. It is also a metaphor for general knowledge.
Ordinary people can only see worldly eyes. I don't know the opposite: flip.
Turn your back on others. Describe the changeable attitude and indifference to people.
Flying eyes convey feelings through their eyes. Buddha's eyes and heart are like being kind to others.
Look at the world: open your eyes, your eyes are not limited to narrow areas. Open your eyes and see the world.
Also known as "Wang Gankun". Buddhism has one of the so-called "five eyes", which can see the reality.
Eyes can see through the sky. It is a metaphor that people's eyesight is excellent, profound and far-sighted.
Buddha sees each other with Buddha's eyes. Metaphor to treat in good faith, no harm.
In the eyes, it means to pay attention to and respect. Fighting with eyes full of fighting: ancient weapons, metaphor for war.
Describe the destruction of wars everywhere. Protruding eyes and critical eyes refer to the way eyes protrude.
Looking at eyebrows is a metaphor for finding fault and making irresponsible remarks. People with noble eyes: people with high status; Eye height: despise everything.
Refers to people in high positions who look down on others. Dogs look at people as a symbol of visual power.
Eyes bulging. A wink.
Clouds are floating before my eyes. The original metaphor is a thing outside the body, so don't pay attention to it.
The latter metaphor will soon disappear. Clouds are floating before my eyes.
The original metaphor is a thing outside the body, so don't pay attention to it. The latter metaphor will soon disappear.
With big eyes and big eyebrows, I was very happy with a smile. Frown at me.
Describe the glare and fierce attitude. Double eyebrows and big eyes describe the appearance of laughing happily.
Look straight at the face, but look straight at the face. Describe the glare and fierce attitude.
Cold eyes, angry and contemptuous expressions. Head-on bashing and standing up refers to glaring at each other, describing the appearance and fierce attitude of glaring at each other.
Heaven has eyes. Heaven: Heaven. God has eyes to treat the world fairly.
A discerning person's vision or insight is unique. Black-eyed centering means getting angry after seeing something.
The living eye refers to the retribution of this world. Vivid eyes describe a vivid expression, which makes people feel as if they have seen it with their own eyes.
With "lively". The critical eye originally refers to the Monkey King's eyes that can identify monsters in Journey to the West.
Later, it was used to describe people's sharp eyes and strong ability to distinguish truth from falsehood. Close your eyes and touch the elephant.
Metaphor is blind. Living eyes now report refers to the retribution of this world.
Disaster is at hand. Disaster is at hand. Disaster is imminent.
Diamond eye refers to the eyes with sharp eyes that can penetrate the original shape. Describe the expressions of anxiety and sadness.
Make faces and signal with your eyes and eyebrows. Blink your eyes and eyebrows.
Use "winking". Jiao Mei frowned and described the expression of worry and sadness.
With "anxious eyes". My eyes turn red at the sight of money.
Describe a greedy person. It's the same as being greedy.
When you see money, your eyes will get bigger. Describe a greedy person.
I can see everything in my eyes. Looking up, I have no relatives, but I can't see one.
Metaphor is lonely and helpless. Having one eye means having original vision and insight.
I don't like it, but I don't like it. Broaden your horizons, that is, don't be too limited in your views on things, confine them to a very narrow range, and broaden your horizons.
Open your eyebrows, smile and be happy. To "open your eyes."
Open your eyebrows and show your eyes. Look at people's eyebrows and eyes, metaphorically look at people's faces.
Look at the giant eye to describe the expert who reviews the article. Reading old books refers to the master who comments on articles.
To tell or accuse with tears, describe crying. To tell or accuse with tears, describe crying.
3. There are four-word idioms with eyes: there are eyebrows, white eyebrows, white eyes, cold eyes and leopard heads.
An Mei has eyes [ā n mé i dà i y má n]: I have eyebrows and eyes. It means the same person
Sentence: You are also an eyebrow picker, so you need me to talk.
White eyebrows and red eyes [bá imé ichó yn]: an unreasonable metaphor.
Sentence: white eyebrows and red eyes, what should I do? Saying a word is like one thing.
Look at others with supercilious eyes [bá i y m ǐ n xi ā ng kà n]: When looking at others, look up or sideways and show supercilious eyes to show contempt, disdain and rudeness to others.
Sentence: No one in Liu Shouzheng's family looks down on you.
Look on coldly [[bà ng guā n l ě ng y m] n]: side: connected with "side". Look on coldly or look on coldly
Sentence: The old man fell down and couldn't stand by.
Leopard head eye [bà o tó u huá n y n]: describes a person's face as majestic and fierce.
Sentence: I don't believe it either I am a leopard with eyes and eyes, but I can't catch Xia Houdun's goal.
4. The four words with eyes are: quick eyes, low eyes, fleeting, striking, striking, striking, blinking, striking and striking.
1, sharp eyes [y m n j í sh ǒ u ku à i]: describes alertness and agility.
From: Shi Ming Nai 'an's "Water Margin" Forty-third time: "If it is seen by the discerning eye, will it be sent to the official?"
Example: Guo Genquan ~, walked beside him and grabbed it.
Jing yuan's "Khufu Ji" back to the 14th.
2, the eye is superior and the hand is inferior [y m 4n gāo shǒu dρ]: the eyesight is too high and the technique is too low. Refers to high standards (even unrealistic), but in fact you can't do it yourself.
Otherwise, dogmatism and stereotyped Party writing are inseparable. This is called ~, and it is futile to have any ambition.
* * * "Oppose stereotyped Party writing"
Grammar: combination; As predicate, object and attribute; derogatory sense
3. Passing clouds [guò yn yú n yā n]: clouds floating in front of my eyes. The original metaphor is a thing outside the body, so don't pay attention to it. The latter metaphor will soon disappear.
From: Stone "Bao Hui Tang Ji": "Those who are happy to see it succeed, although they are recovered from time to time, are taken away by others and no longer cherish it. Like a smoke cloud passing by, the ears of a hundred birds don't like to pick it up, but go and stop thinking. "
Ex.: Exhausting Tao is inexhaustible gold and silver, and you can enjoy inexhaustible blessings. Who knows, it's easy to rest.
Two moments of surprise at the beginning of Ming Ling Meng (Volume 19)
4. Eyes with golden eyes [hu ǒ y ǒ n j ī n j ī ng]: It originally refers to the Monkey King's eyes that can identify monsters in Journey to the West. Later, it was used to describe people's sharp eyes and strong ability to distinguish truth from falsehood.
From: Yuan Yang Jingxian, The Journey to the West, Volume 3, Chapter 9: "This fellow hides gods and scares ghosts, and his blood is covered."
Ex.: It's just that the wind stirred the smoke, which made one eye red and became an old eye disease, so it was called ~.
The seventh journey to the west by Wu Ming's grace
Grammar: combination; Become an object; A man with a keen eye for everything.
5, flirting [Melei ɣnqɣ]: describes the use of eyebrows to convey feelings.
From: Song Xin Qi Ji's "Man Jiang Hong Ganzhou Seats Present to Assistant Minister Chen": "The sunset is boundless, calm and the sails are weak. I still remember the eyebrow, the water and the mountain. "
Ex.: I know each other, and I can't get through.
Feng Ming Monroe's "General Warning" Volume II
Grammar: combination; As predicate, attribute and adverbial; derogatory sense
6. See Qian Yankai [jià n qiá n y m n k ā i]: See Qian Yankai. Describe a greedy person.
From: Xiao Xiaosheng of Ming Lanling's "Jin Ping Mei Hua Thorn" The eighty-first time: "Abandoning the old and welcoming the new, naturally greedy."
Example: Zhong Cheng is a man with a clean face but good bones.
Qing Li garbo's officialdom in the sky, the 23rd time.
Grammar: linkage; As predicate and object; Metaphor is the love of money.
7. blink [j ǐ mé i nò ng y n]: use your eyes and eyebrows to indicate.
From: Master Wang Yuan's "Broken Kiln" has the first fold: "Blink your eyes, keep your mouth shut, climb high and push the boat with the current."
Ex.: Unexpectedly, when several thieves saw this scene, they all followed, still coughing loudly.
The Ninth Story of A Dream of Red Mansions by Cao Qingxue Qin
Grammar: combination; As predicate and adverbial; derogatory sense
8. Eagle's nose and eyes [[yěng bíyào yǎn] n]: Harrier: A fierce bird with a grayish brown back that feeds on birds and chickens. Describe the appearance of treachery and ferocity.
Said by: Chapter 19 of Yao's Li Zicheng: "I think the strategist who shook the goose feather fan was born with an eagle eye and nose, and he was not a kind person."
9. sly look [zé iMé iSh ǔ y ǔ n]: describe a furtive look.
From: The Third Story of Three Heroes and Five Righteousness by Yu Kun in Qing Dynasty: "I saw a young monk with a lamp in his left hand and a pot of tea in his right hand. He came in with a thief's eyes, put down the light and put the teapot on the table. The two thieves looked around and left without saying anything. "
Grammar: combination; As predicate and attribute; derogatory sense
5. What are the unexpected disasters of idioms with the word "disaster"?
It is a disaster for the country and the people, Hu cuyāng mín, and a disastrous mí tiān dà huò.
Hide evil thoughts, bāo cáng huò xīn and n ward off evil spirits, and you will be blessed.
A series of wars
Misfortune depends on luck. Misfortune will not follow immediately. Misfortune will not follow immediately.
Hurt you
Radical: water
External strokes: 7
Total number of strokes: 1 1
Explanation: 1 Disaster; Disaster (as opposed to' blessing'); 2. damage.
Sound and form. Words from the show, from sigh, sigh also sound. "Wo" is a whirlpool province. "Vortex" refers to "the flow of water". "Xiu" means "ancestor god". The combination of "sign" and "sigh" means "ancestors want to trap their descendants in the whirlpool" Original intention: the ancestors wanted to trap their offspring in the whirlpool. Explanation: The ancients believed that ancestors, as gods, could not only bless their children, but also harm them. In Oracle Bone Inscriptions, there is often a saying that "ancestors" and "ancestors" and "ancestors" mean "harming me" because "ancestors" mean "snakes" and "ancestors" mean "snakes are coiled around me". The entanglement of snakes is like a whirlpool in the water, which is an involuntary and unavoidable danger. The ancients sacrificed rich food to their ancestors in order to bribe them so that they would not harm their descendants after taking bribes.
Interpretation of common phrases and idioms:
1. Disaster: the cause of the disaster.
2. Disasters don't look back: Metaphorically, disasters come so fast that even the heels can't turn around.
3. There is no end to disasters: a metaphor for the urgency of disasters.
4. Lucky in misfortune: Lucky in misfortune.
It never rains but it pours: it means that unfortunate things often follow. (Now often used with "Happiness never comes in pairs")
6. Disaster starts with a small wall: time and time again, it means something more harmful.
7. Disaster to the country and the people: disaster to the country and the people.
8. Evil Plan: Bad Plan.
6. A four-character idiom with disaster and fire Look at the picture and guess the idiom: Disaster is fire.
Answer: disaster comes from the mouth, carrying firewood to put out the fire.
Find some firewood to put out the fire-taking the wrong measures to save the desperate situation will only make things worse.
make extensive use of the expertise from all quarters
Explain the salary: firewood. Hold firewood to put out the fire. The metaphor is to eliminate the disaster in the wrong way, and the disaster will expand as a result.
Source "Historical Records Wei Shi Jia": "Besides, the husband works for Qin with land, just like carrying firewood to put out the fire. The salary is endless and the fire will not go out."
Structural connection.
Used of being unable to stop; Instead, it expanded the disaster. It is often used to indicate that man-made disasters have been caused; Ask for it. Generally used as predicate, object and attribute.
Actively voice wages; You can't pronounce "chái".
Discrimination against wages; Can't write "new"
Synonyms add fuel to the fire, drink poison to quench thirst.
The antonym is to send charcoal in the snow, do everything except evil, and be drastic.
example sentence
(1) He was absent from class last month; Fail the exam; You don't help him make up lessons; Ask him to dance too; This is not ~?
(2) They quarreled; You don't advise; Instead, it is also a supplement; You are simply ~?
7. What are the eye-catching idioms?
It's an eye-opener,
Black fish and mouse eyes,
Eye-catching,
Sleepy eyes,
Passing clouds,
Treat sb. differently,
Eager to see,
Well organized,
Dazzling,
An eye for an eye,
Beauty is in the eye of the beholder,
Look down on my eyes,
Everything is the same,
With thick eyebrows and big eyes,
You don't know mount tai,
Noble and lowly,
Colored glasses,
Out of sight, out of mind,
Make a fool of yourself,
The real eyes are hidden,
Blind as a bat,
Be greedy,
Smile,
Only one eye,
Hand-eye sky,
Men don't eat short-term losses,
(of appearance) show one's evil face