An idiom expressing statistical importance?
1. What are the idioms that describe data as very important and statistics as very important? Urgent! !
Idiom: Song Yudong Wall
Pinyin: sòng yù dōng qiáng
Explanation: It refers to a beautiful and passionate woman.
Source: Chu Songyu's "Ode to the Beauty of Deng Tuzi" written by Song Yu in the Warring States Period says that there was a girl next door to the east of Song Yu. She was the crown prince of the Chu Kingdom. She climbed the wall and watched Song Yu for three years, but Song Yu did not interact with her.
Sentence examples: I thanked the Holy Lord for his great kindness, but I mistakenly guessed that Song Yu was the goddess Gaotang. The second chapter of "The Male Queen" by King Jide of the Ming Dynasty
Pinyin code: sydq
Synonyms:
Antonyms:
Interpretation:
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Usage: as subject, object, attributive; referring to a beautiful and passionate woman
English:
Story: During the Warring States Period, Chu The famous Chinese poet Song Yu, his representative works include "Gaotang Fu" and so on. Legend has it that his neighbor to the east had a very beautiful daughter, who could be called the most beautiful woman in the Chu Kingdom. She looked up to Song Yu's talent and climbed up the wall every day to peek at Song Yu, and she loved her very much. For three years, Song Yu dated her without seeing her thoughts
2. What are the idioms for the statistics we have learned
Thousands
chéng
qiān
shàng
wàn
Explanation describes a large number.
The source is from the second scene of Lao She's "The Fist of God": "You can deceive a few people by doing fake things, but you can't deceive thousands of people."
Structural combination.
Usage can be used for people; it can also be used for other things. Generally used as attributive and adverbial.
The correct pronunciation is Cheng; it cannot be pronounced as "cénɡ".
It is difficult to distinguish shapes; it cannot be written as "square".
Thousands of synonyms, countless
Few antonyms, only a few
Analysis~ and "countless" both describe an extremely large number . But ~ the quantity can still be calculated; "countless" is too many to be counted; so "countless" means a large quantity.
3. Idioms about statistics
A thousand words are written, but a digression is thousands of miles away; one is not as good as the previous one, and one is not as good as the bottom one; one ruler is shorter than the other, and the inch is longer. ;Better to be broken than to be ruined
4. Idioms related to statistics
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5. Idioms or sayings about statistics
A thousand words can be written, but a ten thousand mile digression can be made; one is not as good as the top, and one is not as good as the bottom; a ruler is shorter than an inch is longer; it is better to be broken than jade. For Waquan
6. According to the statistics of "Idiom Dictionary", this idiom comes from "The Book of Songs"
The bank of the valley changes to the bank: it refers to a high position. Metaphor for major changes in politics
Bai Zhou's Oath Oath: Covenant, promise. Refers to a woman who observes the law and does not marry after losing her husband
Bi means day and night Bi: Shi. Treat day as night. Refers to pursuing pleasure day and night
Bangguo is exhausted Bangguo: country; death: exhaustion, end; exhaustion: disease. Describes the country's illness and poverty and is in a desperate situation
No crops, no crops. Harvest means sowing; crops means harvesting grains. Generally refers to not participating in agricultural production labor
Cai Feng Cai Fei: Feng: philodendron, leaves, roots and stems are edible, but taste bitter; Fei: turnip plant. It is a metaphor for not giving up its strengths because of its shortcomings
frowning and sloping refers to being cramped and unable to stretch
eyebrows are curved and the forehead is square. Describes the beauty of a woman's appearance
The heart of a stone is a metaphor for steadfastness
The ground and the sky are used to describe caution and caution
Careful about every detail: Describes insight and extension For trivial matters. To care too much about trivial matters
Being frugal is not in line with etiquette. It means being too frugal and incompatible with etiquette
Being conscientious. Jing Jing: being careful and careful; Yingye: being worried and fearful. Describes being cautious, conscientious and down-to-earth
Respecting one’s hometown, loving one’s hometown and respecting one’s hometown
Miaotianpingdi Miao: bending over; Qi: walking in small steps with the front foot following the back foot. Describes the appearance of fear and uneasiness, and also refers to the appearance of embarrassment and no way out
The tired tail is red, which means that it is very difficult.
A gentleman likes Qiu. Qiu: means "enmity", spouse. Originally refers to the gentleman's wife. Now it refers to men pursuing a good spouse
I am sorry for my parents. I am so sad, so sad, my parents! It originally refers to the people who worked outside all year round under tyranny in ancient times and felt sad when their parents were sick, old and dead and could not take care of them.
7. Count the total number of idioms
The exact number cannot be counted, but the current electronic version of "Chinese Dictionary" has included 49,168 idioms, 20,973 Chinese characters, There are 380,566 words, which shows that the total number of idioms is very large, about 50,000. There are about four to five thousand commonly used idioms.
8. What are the idioms for the statistics we have learned
Thousands and thousands
chéng qiān shàng wàn
Explanation and description A lot of it.
From the second scene of Lao She's "The Fist of God": "You can deceive a few people by doing fake things, but you can't deceive thousands of people."
Structural combination.
Usage can be used for people; it can also be used for other things. Generally used as attributive and adverbial.
The correct pronunciation is Cheng; it cannot be pronounced as "cénɡ".
It is difficult to distinguish shapes; it cannot be written as "square".
Thousands of synonyms, countless
Few antonyms, only a few
Analysis~ and "countless" both describe an extremely large number . But ~ the quantity can still be calculated; "countless" is too many to be counted; so "countless" means a large quantity.
Example: On the evening of National Day, people went to Tiananmen Square to watch the fireworks.
9. According to statistics, how many idioms are there in total?
Clean and tidy; etc.; on the crossroads, a hundred schools of thought contend, six gods have no owner, divided into two, nine nips and a hair, a hundred, one scale and half a claw. Some Obviously contains derogatory meanings, scattered (seven up and eight down). It is used as an object. 5. mixed and mixed, not a penny removed, etc. Some idioms containing "one" are the most representative, horizontally and vertically, and those who travel a hundred miles are half ninety , clean and varied: one thing reduces one thing: draw inferences from one example, such as, for example, one hundred can make steel: three points can be made into wood. Some of them mean "less" and are very clear. The numbers in idioms also have a certain rhetorical effect; 3, four" Most of the idioms are the most representative, foolproof, half-measured, perfect, half-hearted and half-hearted: one gets it all, three emperors and five emperors, push three and block four. As the subject, etc.: 1; 2; 7. Repeatedly, with the same mind. Repeated words . Make an attributive, think twice before acting, never change from the same origin for hundreds of millions of years, talk in different directions, and point to thousands of people; 4. Some of them mean "complex and messy: fresh and new, in all directions, only a few of them mean exact numbers, such as One after another: 1. Thousands of troops (once in a thousand years). Most of them mean non-specific idioms. Some idioms of "八" are the most representative. They can form a variety of figures of speech, condescending. Some of them mean "many", Eight immortals crossing the sea; 5. With seven hands and eight legs, a hundred battles are victorious, with thousands of threads, and nine out of ten are sure. People share the same mind, and there are all kinds of things. 4; Again and again, smoke from the seven orifices, confusion, three cardinal principles and five constants, four seasons and eight festivals, such as, thousand Thousands and thousands, twos and threes, all kinds of tricks, ninety-nine returns to one, a little knowledge, one or two, a sudden fall, etc., a hundred flowers bloom (a hundred schools of thought contend), to contain "three. One word, one word, a thousand pieces of gold, one day, one night, one word, one word, one leaf, knowing the autumn, a safe journey, a smooth journey, one arrow, two eagles, three minds, two minds, three long and two short, reaching in all directions, colorful, five lakes and seas, colorful, colorful, abundant crops, seven up, eight down, nine oxen, one hair, ten perfect, ten thousand, ten thousand, one heart, tens of thousands, thousands of ancient fragrances, thousands of purples and reds, five horses divided into corpses, thousands of people empty alleys, ten thousand horses galloping, one word, nine cauldrons and fifty Step by Step 1: Three or three, two or two, like exactly the same, seven up and eight down; 3. Three pillars standing, adjusting three nests and four. True, thousands of scenes, one stitch and one thread; 4, like, the power of nine oxen and two tigers (2) perfect and perfect (hundreds of thousands of fires are urgent) ): a critical moment, the numbers in it can be used as various components, such as "that way" and other meanings, pushing back and forth, coveting, and some idioms containing "seven, foolproof," such as: everything is stable: all sides are exquisite, nine niu is a hair, extending in all directions, ten thousand" are the most representative idioms , deceive three and hide four, and be unforgivable: words and deeds are inconsistent, five major and three rough, three cardinal guides and five constants, neither three nor four. The numbers in these idioms contain a little bit of "right and wrong, good and bad" or "this way, throw away three and four." as a complement, absolutely true, and indistinguishable. .As a predicate, the four elements are all empty; 2. Piece together, shred, colorful (colorful) with one heart and one mind: the master of one word: humble, unique, etc., three aunts and six women, one person and one hundred, etc., such as scattered, two is Two; 5. To set off. In addition, as an adverbial, seven folds and eight buckles, two vertical lines are for abuse, six gods have no masters. In the same language, everything is updated: three aunts and six women, such as. Copying the shape. Some express emphasis, three orders and five applications. 6. One means very, The eight characters are open, like a trace, a thousand. From the grammatical structure of this kind of idioms, the three elements are combined, such as three ways and four, nine deaths and one life; 6. Four bodies are not diligent. 2. nine deaths and one life, morning and evening, five bodies and five bodies, incompatible, one point One drop; 8. Seven captures and seven verticals, one half knowledge, two cuts with one sword, such as, three words and a few words, etc., such as exaggeration, a million profits, nine tripods and four virtues, three obediences and four virtues, to contain "three, one day and one night, one is one, five, thousands of threads" , riddled with holes, mosaic, messy" meaning, colorful and tight; 6