The fourth word is a four-word idiom. Where is it?

1. The fourth word is a well-known idiom.

Fire pays off,

Word of mouth,

Get to the point,

A monument to a tree,

Words can't describe,

From generation to generation,

The tenth biography,

Cause a sensation,

Word of mouth,

It's true,

The spread of fallacies,

Miao species spread,

Bible sages,

Generation after generation,

Unknown,

Reciting and preaching,

Pay as much as you can,

* * * preaching,

Beauty will not be passed on,

Word of mouth,

From one vein to another,

Word of mouth,

The news of victory/success keeps coming.

2. The fourth word of the idiom 1 is four, no three no four [bêsānêbês].

Chinese idioms

No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, this is an idiom in China. Pinyin is bù sā nù bù ù, which means that it is not like this, and it is not like that. It's just not like it. It's neither fish nor fowl. Be described as indecent or inappropriate.

Chinese name

suspicious

Foreign name

1. with a grain of salt; Indecent II. Neither fish nor fowl; neither fish nor fowl

source

The Water Margin?

2, upside down [[di ā n sā n d ? o s? os]

Upset and down is an idiom, pronounced di ā n s ā n d m ? o s ā n d mo, to describe disorder and disorganization in speaking and doing things.

Chinese name

Out of order

source

The Romance of the Gods by Xu Ming Lin Zhong.

spell

din sān dǎo sì

explain

Describe the disorder of speaking and doing things.

explain

Three, four: it means clutter. Describe the disorder of speaking and doing things.

source

Xu Ming Lin Zhong's Romance of the Gods: "After three or four days of worship, my teeth are upside down and I am uneasy."

3. What idioms with the fourth word are there? The fourth word is here.

However ... therefore. ...

Don't distinguish between your own and others'.

as expected

It's all about this

So is Yu.

Stop here.

You too

It's finished.

All the time.

Be compelled by circumstances to do so.

One for the other and one for this.

That's all.

I see

The source comes from here.

Love has reached this point.

Correspondingly equivalent

similarly

Wood is like this.

So so

Why is this?

According to the truth, it should be.

Gubi avoided talking about this.

Every time I think about it,

What's the point?

Me too.

I hope so.

All the time.

This is the end of the story.

poverty-stricken

There is no time and

What often happens is that

Still so.

Incomplete nursing care

Success or failure

Things are different now; Environmental change cases; Times have changed; Different times, different actions.

At some point.

This land is so beautiful.

There are too many beautiful women in the country, and countless heroes are bent over.

There are so many beauties in Jiangshan that countless heroes bend their backs.

……

The fourth word is Hangzi's idiom. What idioms are there? They go their own way, it never rains but it pours, do it themselves, do it themselves, be resolute, speak well, do it themselves, be commanding, eat, drink and be merry, live and live, be cautious in words and deeds, act according to their abilities, be arbitrary, be unable to move, act alone, and talk dangerously.

1, go your own way

Explanation: I just don't accept other people's suggestions and stubbornly follow my own subjective ideas.

Said by: Yao's Li Zicheng, Volume 1, Chapter 3: "Although Tianzi and Gao intended to make peace with Lu, they still dared not openly go their own way and made an alliance with Lu at the gates because of their subjects' discussion."

Grammar: subject-predicate type; As predicate and attribute; derogatory sense

2. If you don't sing, it will be a blockbuster.

Explanation: disaster: disaster. Unfortunate things happen one after another.

From: Ye Shengtao's Gain and Loss: "Misfortunes never come singly. That private middle school can't pay wages because it has been repaid by the bank. "

Grammar: subject-predicate type; As an object and clause; Often used with "Happiness doesn't come twice"

Step 3 do it yourself

Explanation: body: individual; Body: experience. Experience it for yourself and try to execute it.

From: "Huai Nan Zi Tong Xun": "The sage is body-oriented."

Saints are experienced by themselves and strive to achieve it.

Grammar: commendatory meaning, generally used as predicate and attribute.

Step 4 be resolute and vigorous

Commentary: Li: Violence. As violent as thunder, as fast as wind. Metaphor is strict and rapid in implementing policies and decrees. It also describes the momentum of violence and quick action.

From: Chapter 33 of Qing Li Garbo's Officialdom in Appearance: "Adjusting the amount today and raising people tomorrow is quite vigorous."

Transfer the case file today, and bring the prisoner tomorrow. It is really a strict and rapid implementation of policies and decrees.

Grammar: combination; As predicate, attribute and adverbial; Include praise

5. Yan Jiayi Xing

Interpretation: Jia and Yi: goodness and beauty. Useful words and actions.

From: Levin's Jade Bead Curtain Volume 1: "This book is called" The Emperor's Picture ",which was written by Zhang in the Ming Dynasty and collected the good words and deeds of sages of all ages."

Grammar: combination; As subject and object; Refers to beneficial speech and noble behavior.

5. The fourth word is a four-word idiom of the calendar, including those 1. The fourth word is the four-word idiom of the calendar: calendar every other year, virtuous calendar.

2. Every other year's calendar:

(1) Interpretation: Imperial calendar: originally refers to the almanac promulgated by the Qing court, also known as the imperial calendar, and later refers to the almanac. One year after the Gregorian calendar. In the new situation, we will no longer compare outdated things or old experiences. From [Qing] Xia Jinglian's Ye Lu Ci.

(2) Source: Xia Qingjing's Peking Opera "Wild Sao Lu Ji"No. 100: "I have no time to catch lice the following year."

3. Excellent and noble calendar:

(1) Explanation: It means to respect talents and praise their deeds. Also known as "Youde Calendar".

⑵ From: "Shi Lihan Chengyang Ling Tang Fu Song": "Governing by doing nothing, promoting the calendar by virtue, showing good and evil, benefiting the people by observing nine virtues, and advocating intellectual health."

(3) Example: Ruoning is stubborn in robbing rocks, keeps his ambition in Ji Mountain and depicts in the cliff nest. He is also a saint like Tang Yu, and he is also excellent in academic qualifications and celebrations. The reflection of Wei Zhi Ning Guan.

6. What idioms have the fourth word as the last word?

strive to be the first and fear to lag behind

Unwilling to lag behind

Carry forward the cause

Learn from past mistakes to avoid future ones.

Too cautious and indecisive

(of sb's achievements) glorifying one's ancestors.

Look before you leap.

Forget/erase (sth)

Leisure time after meals

Say the pros and cons before you talk, and then talk about friendship.

Fear of wolves before, fear of tigers behind ―― full of fear.

be unprecedented and unrepeatable

It's better to be king in hell than to serve in heaven.

from now on

Unwilling to retreat in a subordinate position

After thinking, think again and again

The bad guys are close behind.

be in a dilemma

Carry forward the cause

Willing to be surpassed

from now on

Consider the causes and consequences of the incident repeatedly.

in the end

Be generous and be blessed.

Speak hesitantly

For future success.

Mature conception first, then put pen to paper, so that the artistic conception can be fully expressed.

Accumulate virtue and prosper.

From front to back

The opportunity to attack from behind is also a metaphor for worrying.

Serve someone around his horse-follow closely and serve someone dutifully.

The English name Purity HPLC comes after the English name Purity HPLC. I don't know who it is.

Dare, worry too much.

Whoever sticks to the end will achieve his goal.

A desolate place

Backward, no.

Before plowing and after hoeing

As deep as a well

be ignorant and backward

After picking someone's teeth

The dead huicheng

The whole story.

After someone's death

go all lengths

Or front or back

Staring helplessly at the disappearing back of the runner ahead-desperate to catch up.

Think before you calculate.

posthumous

In front of the donkey, behind the horse ― do whatever someone wants.

From now on.

The future of Judah

Look forward and think back.