Idioms about dragons

Zulong abused pinyin: zǔ lóng zhī nüè short spelling: zlzn explanation: Qin Shihuang burned books to pit Confucianism. Zulong refers to Qin Shihuang. Source: Qing Pu Songling's Strange Tales from a Lonely Studio:' Different historians say:' Everything in the world accumulates, which leads to jealousy, and beautiful things give birth to demons: women's demons and the magic of books. Things are almost grotesque and impossible to cure; And the abuse of Zulong is terrible! It is more appropriate for him to take revenge for his own selfish interests. " "

Yun Qi longxiang pinyin: yún qǐ lóng xiāng short spelling: yqlx explanation: metaphor hero rises from time to time.

Yi Long pig pinyin: yī lóng yī zhū short spelling: ylyz usage: combination; As objects and attributes; A derogatory explanation: the metaphor of two people is very different. Source: Tang Hanyu's poem "Funan": "The two families have their own children, and their children are lovers. ..... thirty bones, is the pig of Yi Long. "

Pinyin mixed with dragon and dragon: yúlóng hün zá short spelling: ylhz usage: subject-predicate type; As predicate and attribute; A derogatory interpretation: a metaphor for bad people mixing with good people. Source: Zhang Tang He Zhi's "Fisherman's Ci" XIII: "The wind stirs the sky and waves, and the dragons and dragons are mixed." Ex.: Now there are too many people and too many hands, and the fish and dragons are mixed up. However, they should also wash. (Cao Qingxue Qin's "Dream of Red Mansions" back to 94)

Yunlong well frog pinyin: yún lóng jǐng wā short spelling: yljw explanation: dragon in the cloud, frog in the well. The status of metaphor varies greatly. Ye Gong Long Hao Pinyin: yè gê ng hà o ló ng short spelling: yghl usage: subject-predicate type; Used as attribute and object; Among them, there is a derogatory explanation: he was a nobleman of Chu in the Spring and Autumn Period, with a high year number, and was sealed in Ye (the name of an ancient city, now Ye County, Henan Province). Metaphor means that you like something verbally, but you don't like it. Source: Western Han Dynasty Liu Xiang's "New Preface Miscellaneous Matters": "Height, hook to write dragons, chisel to write dragons, carved in the room to write dragons. In this way, when he was known by the dragon in the sky, he fell from the sky to Ye Gong's home. Someone visited him on the windowsill, and his dragon tail reached into the hall. Ye Gong saw it and abandoned it. " Riddle: Love China, Brilliant.

Pinyin: xiáng lóng fú hǔ short spelling: xlfh usage: combination; As predicate and attribute; Supplementary note: It was originally a Buddhist story, referring to the use of magic to reduce dragons and tigers. The latter metaphor has great ability to overcome powerful opponents or great difficulties. Source: Ma Yuan Zhiyuan's "Huang Liangmeng": "Monks live forever, refine medicine and fix truth, save dragons and tigers, and come to Dalai leisurely." Example: ~ As usual, the seal will be named Dom. (Xu Ming Lin Zhong's "Love of the Gods" back to the eighty-third)

Wang Zicheng long pinyin: wàng zǐ chéng lóng short spelling: wzcl usage: verb-object type; As predicate and attribute; I hope my children can succeed in their studies and careers. Source: Weekly Morning in Shanghai Part IV: "Duke of Germany wants to send his son to England, and then he wants to send him to the United States." Example: parents should have ~, and more importantly, they should have actions to cultivate and educate their children.

Long Tumu Muhou Pinyin: tǔlóng mühóu short spelling: tlmh explanation: metaphor is nominal.

See pinyin for the corpse in Longnei: shjólóng Xiàn short spelling: sjlx explanation: residence: quiet residence; See: appear. Quiet as a walking corpse, moving like a dragon. Source: "Zhuangzi Zaiqi": "Therefore, a gentleman can't understand his five treasures and is not wise. He lives in a corpse and sees a dragon, elegant and straight. "

The dragon sees the beginning but doesn't see the end. Pinyin: shén lóng jiàn shǒu bù jiàn wěi Short spelling: sljw Usage: compound sentences; As an object and clause; The derogatory explanation: It was originally about the charm of poetry, and later it was a metaphor for the mysterious whereabouts of people, but it disappeared as soon as it appeared. It is also a metaphor for flashing words, which makes people unpredictable. Source: Zhao Qing believes in "Talking about the Dragon Record": "Poetry is like a dragon. If you see its head without its tail, or just show a claw and a scale in the cloud, is it safe?"

Pinyin: pān lóng fùjù short spelling: plfj explanation: [explanation] climbing: climbing; Ji: Good horse. Metaphor clings to sages, joins Jie Jun. Source: [Source] Biography of the Three Kingdoms Wu Zhi Wu Zhu Sun Quan: "The sincerity of this statement is like a great river." Pei Songzhi quoted Wei Quan and Hao as saying: "If you miss the past, you should do it one by one, so that you can be attached to the dragon and you will be fixed forever. It is an interest and there is a measure! "

Spelling: hǔ dòu lóng zhēng short spelling: hdlz usage: combination; As predicate and object; Metaphorical interpretation of hero's fighting: Metaphorical source of hero's fighting: The fourth fold of "Chasing Han Xin" by Xu Renjie of Jinyuan: "Don't exaggerate the sword and shadow, saying that wuyue was annexed, which is not such a battle." For example: Guilin apricot garden, an empty dream trip; ~, and saw the signs of war. (Back to the 42nd chapter of Amethyst's Scholars) Xiao Fenglong's wind pipe phonetic symbol: fè ng Xi ā o ló ng Gu ? n n abbreviation: fxlg Interpretation: refers to the playing sound of Xiao Sheng and other wind instruments.

Pinyin of Erlong Opera Beads: èróng xzhū short spelling: elxz explanation: Two dragons are opposite, and the play is a treasure. Example: Mei Qi wore a purple crown, a bunch of hair embedded in the treasure, drew two dragons, played with beads and gold, and wiped her forehead. (Cao Qingxue Qin's "Dream of Red Mansions" for the third time)

Pinyin: dǎ fèng lāo lóng short spelling: dfll explanation: phoenix and dragon: here refers to talents. Metaphor search, looking for rare talents.

Jackie Chan supporting pinyin: chéng lóng pèi tào short spelling: clpt usage: combination; As predicate and attribute; Form a whole explanation: matching, become a complete system.

White arowana costume pinyin: bái lóng yú fú short spelling: blyf usage: subject-predicate type; As a predicate; Make it clear that the dragon turned into a fish in the middle of the deep sea. It is a metaphor for an emperor or a high official to hide his identity and modify his itinerary. Source: Liu Xiang's Shuo Wen Zheng Yuan Jian in the Western Han Dynasty: "In the past, Bailong went down to the abyss of Qingling and turned into a fish. The fishermen came prepared and hit it with one blow. " Example: "xianggong ~", anonymous surname. If the young don't know the height on the way, and there are people who destroy the "xianggong", how can they live on their own? (Feng Ming magnum "cautionary tale" volume 4)

Yu long man Yan pinyin: yú ló ng mà n y? n short spelling: ylmy usage: subject-predicate type; Become an object; A derogatory explanation: It originally meant that all kinds of zaju were performed at the same time. After describing things at sixes and sevens. It also refers to many changes (including derogatory meanings). Source: Qing Li Jiabao's "Officialdom Appears" The first time 14: "Fighting bandits, suppressing dragons, suppressing dragons, and opening insurance cases, chickens and dogs skyrocketed."

Longju Feng Chu Pinyin: lóng JFèng chú Short spelling: ljfc Usage: Combination; Become an object; Metaphorical Interpretation of Handsome Xiuying Teenagers: Metaphor of Handsome Xiuying Teenagers. Often used as a compliment Source: Biography of Lu Yun in the Book of Jin: "A man with a cloud character is a dragon. At the age of six, he can be a scholar, honest and talented. Less and brother machine, although the article is not as good as the machine, and persevere, nicknamed' two roads'. When he was young, Wu Shangshu of Guangling Hong Min was surprised and said,' If this son is not a dragon pony, it should be Feng Chu.' "Example: Your son is really ~, but for Xiao Wang's rudeness in front of the world," Little Phoenix is brighter than Old Phoenix "in the future, which is immeasurable. (Cao Qing Xueqin's "Dream of Red Mansions" back to the fifteenth)

Kang Long has regrets Pinyin: kàng lóng yǒu huǐ short spelling: klyh explained: It means that if you are in a high position and don't know how to retreat, you will flourish and decline, and you will inevitably regret the defeat. Source: Zhouyi Gan: "On the 9 th, Kang Long regretted it."

Hu Chaolong Pinyin: hǔ chāo lóng xiāng short spelling: hclx explanation: [explanation] metaphor group of heroes rise up and compete with each other. Source: [Source] Three Kingdoms Cao Weizhi's On the Advantages and Disadvantages of Han Ancestors: "At this time, Kyushu is windy, and the winds are everywhere. Two or three emperors, four or five kings. The owl shines on the wolf, and the tiger is better than the dragon. "

Huwolong Tià o Pinyin: hǔ wò lóng tiào Short spelling: hwlt Usage: combination; As predicate and attribute; Descriptive words are powerful and transcendent. Description: Descriptive words are powerful and transcendent. Source: Song of Liang Yuan 'ang in the Southern Dynasties: "The book is powerful, like a dragon leaping into the sky and a tiger lying in a phoenix pavilion, so it is treasured from generation to generation and will be told forever."

Phoenix Longpan Pinyin: fèng zhóng pán Short spelling: fzlp Explanation: Like a phoenix flying, a dragon bends. This is a metaphor for the flying and vigorous construction of the body. Phoenix Dance Longpan Pinyin: fèng wǔ lóng pán Short spelling: fwlp Explanation: Phoenix Dance, Dragon Xuan. The description is very appropriate.

Ganlong Leopard Fetus Pinyin: lóng gān bào tāi Short spelling: lgbt usage: combination; Become an object; Metaphor is extremely rare and precious food explanation: metaphor is extremely rare and precious food. Source: Biography of the Book of Jin Penny: "What about Yao Jue?" Dragon liver and leopard fetus. "

The pinyin of l m m à I ló ng zhng: lǎo màI lóng zhng abbreviation: lmlz usage: subject-predicate type; As a predicate; Explain in a derogatory sense: describe old age and physical weakness, and it is inconvenient to move. Source: Li Qing Ruzhen's "Mirror Flower Edge" 99: "What kind of energy is strong when that day comes, then I know that old age is like a spring dream."

Playing with water: Jiā o Ló ngxShu ǐ short spelling: jlxs explanation: the metaphor of weapons such as knives, guns and sticks is relaxed and flexible. Describe martial arts. Source: Wu Ming Chengen's Journey to the West 51: "Hungry tigers pounce on food, the most hurtful, and dragons can be fierce."

Spelling dragons and embroidering phoenixes: miáo lóng xiù fèng short spell: mlxf explanation: refers to exquisite hand embroidery. Generally refers to ancient needlework. Also known as "painting the phoenix and stabbing the phoenix" and "painting the dragon and stabbing the phoenix".

Long Zhequ Pinyin: lóng zhé huò q Short Spelling: lzhq Explanation: I live in seclusion. The Chinese book "Under the Book of Changes": "The inchworm bends with the letter; The dragon and snake sting is to survive. "

Long Xiang Lin Zhen Pinyin: lóng xiāng lín zhèn short spelling: lxlz explanation: Long Xiang, hold high and jump. Lin Zhen's poem comes from The Toe of the Forest, which says, "The balance of toes shakes my son, which is in the forest." Mao Chuan said, "Lin, you should be honest and polite, and you should be a good person. Vibration, thick letter. " Because of the meaning of "the arrogance of the dragon", it is said that the general has both kindness and prestige.

Dragon and leopard change pinyin: lóng xiāng bào biàn short spelling: lxbb explanation: Yu calligraphy is vigorous and changeable.

The pinyin of the dragon's head and feet: lóng shǒu shǐ zú short spelling: lssz explanation: or that the bull's head is not right for the horse's mouth. It is said that the interpretation of the meaning of the book is far from the original intention, and it is also irrelevant.

Dragon and tiger lie in pinyin: lóng quánhǔwò? short spelling: lqhw explanation: or that the dragon is flat and the tiger is vertical. The mountain is undulating.

Longhua Tiger Whip Pinyin: lóng huà hǔ biàn Short spelling: lhhb explained: "A great man has changed into a tiger, and his writing style is brilliant." "Historical Records, Lao Tzu's Biography of Han Fei" (Confucius) said that the disciple said:' Birds, I know they can fly; Fish, I know it can swim; Beast, I know it can walk. Pedestrians can be useless, swimmers can be nylon, and fliers can be clumsy. As for the dragon, I didn't know it took the wind and cloud to heaven. ""because of the elusive metaphor of' dragon changing into tiger'.

Long de Zai Tian Pinyin: lóng dé zài tián Short Spelling: ldzt Explanation: "Ganyi": "See the Dragon in the Field", De Shipye. "Later, because" Lund was in the field ",it was called Ende Guang Bei.

Huju Longpan Pinyin: hǔ jù lóng pán Short spelling: hjlp Explanation: [Explanation] Describe the majestic and dangerous terrain. It's the same as "tiger sitting on a dragon's plate" Source: [Source] Song Xin Qi Ji's "Niannujiao Deng Jiankang Banquet Pavilion" said: "Where is the dragon sitting on the tiger?" Only rise and not fall. "

Hu Lulve Long Tao Pinyin: Hǔ lü ló ng Tā o Short spelling: hllt Explanation: Abbreviation: refers to the "three abbreviations" written by the legendary Huang Shigong. Tao: it refers to six roads. Three Strategies and Six Taos are ancient art books. It refers to the art of war and the art of war, as well as the tactics of military strategists. Huju Longpan Pinyin: hǔ jù lóng pán short spelling: hjlp usage: combination; As subject and object; Describe the majestic terrain. Explanation: Describe the majestic terrain. Source: Yu Xin Collection of the Northern Zhou Dynasty "Yuzishan Volume I Mourning the South of the Yangtze River": "In the past, the tiger lived in the dragon plate, yellow and purple." Example: ~ Where is it? Only ups and downs are everywhere. (Song Xin's lyrics "Nian Nujiao Deng Jiankang Shangxin Pavilion offers history and stays behind to lead the way")

Lapras with Phoenix Pinyin: chéng lóng pèi fèng Short Spell: clpf Explanation: It is a metaphor for a good husband and wife and a good marriage.

Pen walking dragon snake pinyin: bǐ zǒu lóng shé short spelling: bzls usage: subject-predicate type; As a predicate; Describe the strength of calligraphy. Description: Describe calligraphy as vivid and magnificent. Source: Tang Li Bai cursive song: "If you smell ghosts and gods, you will always see dragons and snakes go far." Example: The scholar is small, but his chest is enormous. (The first moment of Ming Lingmeng (Volume 20))

Pinyin of the real dragon emperor: zhēn lóng tiān zǐ Short spelling: zltz explained: In the old society, the emperor was considered as the real dragon in the sky because he thought it was the name of the emperor.

Yun Qi longxiang pinyin: yún qǐ lóng xiāng short spelling: yqlx usage: formal; As a predicate; Metaphor hero uses time to explain: embarrassment: soaring. Rising like a cloud, soaring like a dragon. In the past, it was a metaphor for a hero who rose at the right time. Source: Han Bangu's Han Shu Zhuan Xu Xia: "Long Xiang, turned into Hou Wang."

Yulong VIP Pinyin: lóng yùshàng běn Short spelling: ly *** Explanation: Also called "Yulong VIP". "Historical Records": "The Yellow Emperor took bronze wares from the first mountain and cast a tripod at the foot of Jingshan Mountain. The tripod has been erected, and Yi Long hangs down to meet the Yellow Emperor. The Yellow Emperor rode on, and there were more than 70 ministers in the harem, and the dragon was on it. " Later, he used "Jade Dragon as a guest" as a taboo for the emperor's death. This means that Lapras has ascended to heaven and is a guest of the Emperor of Heaven.

Dragon and phoenix sound pinyin: lóng fèng chéng xiáng short spelling: lfcx usage: subject-predicate type; As object and complement; Refers to auspicious events. Interpretation: refers to auspicious events. Source: Han Kongfu's Note to Confucius: "The son of heaven Bude will be peaceful, then Lin Fenggui Long will be the first."

Sagger Long Yin Pinyin: Xiálǐlóng yρn short spelling: xlly usage: formal; As predicate and attribute; Supplementary note: the sword makes a dragon-like sound in the box. The original refers to the magical power of the sword, and later refers to the talented people who want to see it. Source: Jia's Notes on the Collection: "When not in use, it is often placed in a box, such as dragons and tigers."

Pinyin of dragon slaying skill: tú lóng zhī jì ī short spelling: tlzj usage: formal; Become an object; Slaughter: Slaughter. The art of killing dragons. Metaphor technology is high, but it is not practical. Source: Zhuangzi Lieyukou, written by Zheng Lieyukou in the Warring States Period: "It is not beneficial for Zhu to learn how to kill dragons, but it is a daughter of a family. Three years of skill is useless. " Ex.: ~, if it is not a day, it will not be great. It's useless when it's useless. (Liu Tang Yu Xi's "He Bu Fu")

Lively pinyin: shēng lóng huó hǔ short spelling: slhh usage: combination; As attribute, adverbial and complement; Additional explanation: describe lively, energetic and full of life breath. Source: Song Zhuxi's "Zhuzi Chinese Class" Volume 95: "It is even harder to catch him just because he is as lively as a tiger." Riddle: Look at the scattered clouds in the pen

Qinglong scarab pinyin: qī qī qīng lóng jīn kuì short spelling: qljk interpretation: refers to six Chen. This is called a good day. In the old days, astrologers thought that Qinglong, Tang Ming, Jingui, Tiande and Siming were auspicious gods on the 6th. Being on duty on the 6th was an auspicious day.

Pinyin for climbing a dragon and attaching a phoenix: pān lóng fù fèng short spelling: plff usage: combination; As predicate, object and attribute; A derogatory explanation: it refers to buttering up and relying on powerful people to get wealth. Source: Han Shuxia by Ban Gu in the Eastern Han Dynasty: "Selling husbands, bending fu, climbing dragons and attaching phoenix, taking it from heaven." Example: ~ the tide is overwhelming, and the world turns to the prince. (Tang Du Fu's poem "Washing Military Forces")

Mazu Longsha Pinyin: mǎ zú lóng shā Short spelling: mzls Interpretation: refers to galloping across the frontier and gaining prestige outside the territory. Longsha, the land of Saibei desert.