Commonly used but difficult to write four-character idioms

1. Common, commonly used but difficult words or idioms, lip loss at 8 2℃: broken; Coke: Dry.

My tongue is broken and my lips are dry. Description is a waste of time.

The deaf speaker has a broken tongue and the listener is deaf. Describe many miscellaneous comments, which others have ignored.

Tongue-tailed moon means talking about others in conversation. The tongue is like fire and the metaphor is very sharp.

Tongue sword like a sword, lips like a gun. Describe the fierce debate, sharp words, tit for tat, and intransigence.

The tongue can't hold: it's crooked. Put your tongue up, and you can't put it down for a long time.

Describe an expression of surprise or fear. Tip of the tongue: sharp, sharp.

Quick: sharp and refreshing. Describe glib, outspoken.

It also means to be sarcastic and unwilling to let people. Surprise is beyond description.

The dispute between Confucianism and Confucianism: a fierce debate; Confucianism: refers to scholars. Arguing with many people and refuting each other.

The voice of a hundred tongues is a metaphor for nagging and talkative. A gossipy woman is often referred to as a talkative woman who likes to gossip and gossip.

Red tongue burning city red: fiery red. Red tongue is like fire, enough to burn the city.

It is very harmful to slander or spread discord. Show off your eloquence and talk big.

Gold tongue is bad: use gold as the tongue; Advantages: it's broken. A tongue made of gold says it is broken.

It's a waste of breath to talk too much. Describe glib (glib), surprise and silence (gaping), swearing (clumsy) and echoing (parroting).

2. The 20 most difficult words to write are 1. Scratch your head: Scratch your head with your hands. Stumbling: walking back and forth. It describes anxiety, confusion or hesitation.

When the spring dried up, the fish spat at each other for survival. Used to describe people trying to help each other with little strength in difficult situations.

Intimacy: shoot two people's hearing touching the temple to describe intimacy (mostly children).

Widowed and widowed: generally refers to people who have no labor force and no relatives to support them.

Charm: magic, magic, magic, magic, magic, magic, magic.

Mourning everywhere: figuratively speaking, the displaced victims are everywhere. Mourning, sad geese, metaphor for the victims of grief and crying.

Walking on foot: In ancient times, people were said to be poor and humble. Nowadays, it is often used to mean taking a leisurely walk instead of taking a bus.

Relocation: settle in your hometown and don't want to move easily.

9. Ow (ow) to be fed (b): Describe the tragic situation of hunger. Oh, wail; Hey, hey.

10 (b) Lu Lanlun: driving a firewood cart and wearing shabby clothes to open the forest. Roads, firewood trains, blue wisps and rags describe the hardships of creation.

1 1 clinging to the residue: described as conservative and unaware of improvement.

12: It means that time passes quickly, just like a fine horse crossing in front of a tiny gap. A white horse, a good horse.

13 cup bow snake shadow: metaphor for paranoia and panic.

14 drop in the bucket: save a burning firewood with a glass of water.

15 Bue (láng) Bue (yǒu): It means that people are useless and worthless, and weeds are weeds in the field.

16: Metaphor has an original style and does not fall into the old pattern.

17 Hu: No one is allowed to interrupt. Mouth, mouth.

18: It means that the opera is not boring, but also urgent. Fire is a metaphor for urgency and haste.

19 look sideways: look at people sideways and dare not look straight. Describe the appearance of caution, fear and anger. 28. Exquisite: The description technique is in a wonderful position.

Enemy at the Gates Alliance: An agreement reached with the enemy when Enemy at the Gates can't resist. It refers to a mandatory treaty.

2 1 fear: fear. It turned out to be a vassal who wrote the throne for the monarch in the monarchy era.

22 red tape: many unnecessary ceremonies or ceremonies. It also implies redundant locking procedures, texts, ceremonies and ceremonies; Tapirs are numerous and bulky.

A dog's tail is followed by a mink: it is a metaphor that something difficult to take is followed by something good, which is disproportionate (especially literary works).

24 grotesque: describe grotesque, colorful, bizarre and radiant; Separated from the land, the color is complex.

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Wonderful workmanship: describe the exquisiteness of architecture, sculpture and other skills.

Mirage: a metaphor for the illusory things in the world.

Walking in Handan: Metaphorically, you can't imitate your home, but you have forgotten what you once knew. The language is Zhuangzi.

Disaster begins with a small wall: disaster occurs from within. A small wall, looking at the wall, metaphorically inside.

30 every little makes a mickle: every little makes a muckle.

3 1 see the micro-knowledge: when you see tiny signs, you can see the development trend. Micro, small, refers to emerging signs;

32 rubber drum musical instrument (Se): Metaphor is stubborn and inflexible. If the short tuning stick gets stuck, the pitch cannot be adjusted.

Liao Ruochen: As rare as the morning star.

Trial and error: there is nothing wrong with trial and error. Cool, wrong.

Buying bamboo slips and returning pearls: a metaphor for no vision and improper choice.

36 Damage: Describe the serious damage. Scar trauma.

37 (Bi) Ceng Hui: Modesty. It means that you are honored, because others come to your house or hang the calligraphy and painting that others gave you. Pengpeng, omitting "Peng Menhu", is also called "pengpeng Sheng Hui".

Ai Ai: Describe stuttering. For the language, see Historical Records and Shi Shuo Xin Yu.

Scratch your head: scratch your head with your hands. Walk back and forth. Describe anxiety, confusion or hesitation.

When the spring dried up, the fish spat at each other for survival. Used to describe people trying to help each other with little strength in difficult situations.

4 1 Intimacy: Two people's hearing and hair contact, which describes intimacy (mostly refers to children).

Widowed and widowed: generally refers to people who have no labor force and no relatives to support them.

3. What idioms are commonly used but difficult to write? 1. Cranes have white hair like feathers and a ruddy face like a child. Describe the anger of the elderly

Nice color.

The snipe and the clam are fighting for each other. Yàbàng Xiāng zhēng: It means that the two parties are deadlocked and the third party benefits from it.

3. Dragon and Phoenix Dance wǔ: Originally described as a majestic mountain peak, it was later described as powerful and flexible calligraphy.

4. Run around holding your head: hold your head and run away like a mouse. Describe the escape after being hit.

5. Follow the map. Ji: Good horse. Follow the portrait to find a good horse. Metaphor is hidebound; also

Metaphor follows clues to find.

6. Dragon and tiger steps [lóng Xiāng hǔbǭ ǔ b: Dragon: a tall horse, which was called dragon in ancient times; Xiang: The horse held its head high.

Looks like it. Hold your head high like a dragon horse and step like a tiger. Describe spirit, strength and grandeur.

7. Ghosts Ch Ɣ I W Ɣ ng Li Ɣ ng: It was originally a ghost in ancient legends. Refers to all kinds of bad people.

8. Scratch your head. Sāo shǒu chí chú: scratch your head: scratch your head with your hands. Wander: to walk back and forth. Describe the mood anxious, confused or still.

Yu. Also called "scratching your head".

9. It is dry and wet. This means that the spring water is exhausted, and the fish spit and nourish each other. The latter metaphor is difficult.

Try to help each other with a little strength in our situation.

10. A hundred birds' mouths are hard to argue. Bihu ná n bà n: beak: mouth, refers to a person's mouth. It's hard to explain even if there are many people. Use "100"

Don't argue "

1 1. Bohemian wind: restraint: restraint. Self-indulgence, unruly, and unrestrained.

12. stunned chēng müJiéshé: Cheng: glaring; Stunned: speechless. Staring into the eyes can't speak. shape

An expression of embarrassment or shock.

13. Wheel leveling wheel [[[[lún biǎn zhuó lún n: Wheel leveling: a famous car-making worker in Qi during the Spring and Autumn Period; Wheels: chopping wood with knives and axes.

Make wheels. Of skill.

14. Phantom H m: I shü shè n Ló u: Phantom: Giant clam. Originally refers to the seaside or desert, due to the reflection and refraction of light, air

Or there are imaginary towers and battlements on the ground. Nowadays, it is an empty metaphor.

15. Flying: indulgence; Domineering: overbearing. The original meaning is arrogant and does not like constraints. Now it is described as arrogance.

4. What are the four-word idioms that express difficulty? 1) It's difficult to describe things.

2) commendable: difficult: extremely difficult to do. It is very valuable to be able to do something that is not easy to do.

3) it is difficult to say it alone: metaphor is weak and difficult to achieve. 4) Advance despite difficulties, retreat after knowing what is easy: it means to think twice before becoming an official, and be afraid of rushing when being an official.

5) inextricably linked: refers to the stalemate between the two sides in quarrels, struggles, competitions, etc. And it's hard to separate. Sometimes it is also described that the relationship between the two sides is very close and inseparable.

6) It's hard to be emotional: it means you can't get through. Take "Working for Love".

7) it is difficult to continue: it is difficult to continue. 8) extremely difficult: it means very difficult.

9) There are too many servants: the original meaning is that there are too many Confucian scholars to talk about at once. It takes a long time to say a thing once, and even if someone changes it halfway, it may not be finished. There are too many people or things to count.

10) inseparable: separated: separated; Put it down. Describe a good relationship and don't want to be separated.

Also known as "inseparable".

1 1) inextricably linked: refers to the stalemate between the two sides in quarrels, struggles, competitions, etc. And it's hard to separate. Sometimes it is also described that the relationship between the two sides is very close and inseparable.

12) he is my brother: Both brothers are very good and inseparable. It's not good to satirize both brothers now.

He is my brother. 13) Difficult to be confused: it means that people are difficult to be confused when they should be confused.

14) many difficulties and doubts: everyone has problems in his heart. 15) moving with many difficulties: everyone has problems in his heart.

16) Quit after learning difficulties: The original intention is to act according to circumstances and not do things that are actually impossible. When you know something is difficult, back off.

17) Advance despite difficulties: face difficulties. 18) disasters: there are many and serious disasters.

19) because it's hard to see: because: for some reason; Smart: smart. Because it is difficult and the skills are more ingenious.

20) Fear of difficulties means overcoming difficulties and defeating the enemy. 2 1) It's more difficult than heaven.

It is extremely difficult to describe and realize. 22) Heaven is difficult: it is even more difficult than heaven.

It is extremely difficult to describe and realize. 23) Unbelievable: it is not easy to believe.

24) Unpredictable: forward: forward; Material: It is difficult to predict.

25) it is difficult to be affectionate: it means that you can't pass. 26) unsustainable: unsustainable.

27) Don't say: reasons or things hidden in the deep heart that are inconvenient to say. 28) He is my brother: both brothers are very good, but they are inseparable.

It's not good to satirize both brothers now. 29) inseparable: give up: put down.

Describe a good relationship and don't want to be separated. Also known as "inseparable"

30) Easy first, then difficult: difficult: hard, hard; Gain: gain.

Pay the labor first, then get the harvest. Metaphor does not sit back and enjoy the success.

3 1) extremely difficult and dangerous: describe many difficulties and dangers. 32) Extremely difficult: it's hard to say.

33) Endless hardships: There are still many hardships. All kinds of difficulties and hardships.

34) Resolving difficulties and disputes: It originally meant eliminating dangers and resolving disputes for people. This refers to the mediation of disputes between the two sides.

35) Mother's Day: It refers to your birthday. An indescribable selection of four-word idioms 1) Casting soldiers in times of crisis: Only when you are in danger can you cast weapons.

Metaphor is not prepared at ordinary times, only temporary solutions. 2) There is no fear in the face of difficulties: fear: fear.

Be fearless in the face of danger. 3) Avoid the heavy weight: drag out an ignoble existence when in danger.

4) Don't be afraid of difficulties: Pro: Arrive; Difficult: disaster; Fear: fear. I am not afraid at all when I am in danger.

5) Don't be afraid of difficulties: Pro: Arrive; Difficult: disaster; Fear: fear. I am not afraid at all when I am in danger.

6) Don't avoid difficulties: avoid: avoid. Don't hide in danger.

Describe bravery. 7) Suffering: The suffering and disasters suffered are both deep and heavy.

8) Rescue difficult crisis: Help people in need to solve the crisis. 9) Difficult Yucheng: Yucheng: honorific, meaning perfection and success.

Describe the success after hard training. 10) difficulties and obstacles: difficulties and obstacles on the road ahead.

1 1) Hard and tortuous: Hard and tortuous. 12) hardship: describe a difficult situation and many difficulties.

13) hard-working, exhausted: describe low income and hard life. 14) it's hard to miss an opportunity: it means that the opportunity is rare and fleeting.

15) A friend in need: friendship, friends. Friends who have experienced hardships together.

16) adversity and * * *: * * * share risks and overcome difficulties together. Refers to the close relationship with each other and the same interests.

17) couples in distress: distress: anxiety and disaster. Refers to couples who have experienced hardships and can share joys and sorrows.

18) Inevitably guilty: It means that you can't escape the responsibility of committing a crime and must be punished. 19) You can't protect yourself: You can't protect yourself.

20) vines are difficult to grow: this means that weeds breed and are difficult to eliminate. Later, when power expanded, it was difficult to eliminate it.

2 1) It is difficult to figure out how to breed: breeding: same, long; Vines: multiply and spread. Never let bad things spread, otherwise, it will be difficult to clean up.

22) Hard to count: "Pull". It's hard to count when you pull out your hair.

There are countless crimes described. 23) Desire is hard to achieve: Desire: personal desire.

It is difficult to do things according to one's own wishes. 24) public anger is difficult to handle: it means that public anger is difficult to handle.

25) public anger is difficult to commit: offense: offense, offense. The anger of the masses, untouchables.

It means you can't do things that the masses are not satisfied with. 26) It's hard to say that everyone has different tastes, so it's hard to make a meal that everyone feels delicious.

It is difficult to satisfy everyone. 27) difficult to choke: choking: blocked.

There are too many obstacles in implementation. 28) Inevitable: Inevitable.

29) Destiny: In the old society, superstitious people thought that destiny takes a hand's disaster in life could not escape. The present tense is also used to refer to the inevitability of some kind of disaster.

30) Desire is hard to fill: desire: desire; Seagull: deep valley. Describe desire as a deep valley, which is difficult to fill.

Of greed, insatiable. 3 1) It's hard to say.

Although he has a mouth, he can't speak. It means inconvenient or afraid to say anything.

32) It's hard to tell the difference. It's hard to say with a mouth.

It's hard to tell the difference. 33) It's a long story: one sentence can't describe the twists and turns of things clearly (used for bad things).

34) A tree is difficult to support: the building is about to collapse, which is beyond the support capacity of a tree. Metaphor a person's strength is thin, can't maintain the overall situation.

35) Dead wood is hard to carve: it means that people can't carve, or things and conditions are hopeless. Use "rotten wood"

It is difficult to write a four-word idiom, walking dead,

Cicadas shed their shells,

One percent,

Happy ever after,

The last battle,

Farewell my concubine,

Heaven and earth,

Don't throw up too fast,

The vast sky,

Love must be,

Knowledgeable,

Enemy at the Gates,

Warm spring in bloom,

It's hard to escape,

An auspicious day,

A Chinese odyssey,

Steal a day,

Two little guesses,

Crouching tiger, hidden dragon,

Beaded with jewels,

Clan,

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Draw sound and shadow,

The country is very beautiful,

Love each other,

Eight immortals crossing the sea,

Happy marriage,

The apple of your eye,

Everyone is happy,

impunity

6. What are the 20 most difficult words to write: widowed, lonely, intimate, charming, scratching, sad, hungry, uneducated and unyielding?

It is the unshirkable responsibility of the whole society to support the widowed elderly. 2. Intimacy (r bìn sī mó) 1), explanation: Liu Hai: Liu Hai; Hey: mutual; Grinding: rubbing.

The ears and temples rub against each other. Describe intimacy.

2), example: this pair of childhood friends who have been close since childhood have become strangers when they grow up. 3. Demon (ch and mè iwng Li NG)1), explanation: figurative villain.

It is the floorboard of the ghosts that harm people in ancient legends. Selected Works of Zhang Heng: "You can't meet ghosts.

Those ghosts finally appeared in broad daylight. 4. Scratch your head (sāo shǒu chí chú) 1), explanation: Scratch your head: scratch your head by hand.

Wander: to walk back and forth. Describe anxiety, confusion or hesitation.

Also called "scratching your head". 2), for example, the way he scratched his head proves this.

5. rú mê hé zhé (1), explanation: It describes people trying to help each other with little strength in difficult situations. 2), for example: good painting of fish and dragons, not for Tingting's ignorance, but for the foam journey.

6. Mourning the land (āi hóng biàn yě) 1), explanation: Mourning Hongyan. Metaphor is the victims of hunger and cold.

Metaphor in natural and man-made disasters everywhere, * * * hungry people. In the old society, whenever there were floods, droughts and wars, people were forced to flee everywhere, full of sadness and desolation.

7. Hungry hello (á oá o dà i b)1), explanation: hungry: whoops; Wait: wait; Feed: feed. When you are hungry, you are eager to eat.

Describe the tragic scene of hunger. For example, the first time I saw a hungry bird, my classmates felt very novel.

8. Giving (bú láng bú yǒu) 1), explanation: Pennisetum; Disease: green bristlegrass. This means that there are no weeds in the seedlings.

After metaphor, people are incompetent and worthless. For example, this man has been healthy for half his life and has made no achievements in his work.

9. The eclectic old pattern (bü lu ò k ē ji ù) 1), explanation: bird's nest; Mortar: A stone tool for making rice. Metaphor has an original style, not rigid.

2) For example, the design style of the Summer Palace is really original and does not stick to the old pattern. 10, red tape (fá fá nwé nrê jié)1+0), explanation: It refers to complicated and unnecessary regulations or etiquette.

Stone "On the Round Hill Sacrifice": "The commentator must reply:' Save red tape; Then you can go to the suburbs at the age of one. "Yuan's" Governing the Country Eleven ":"Too much red tape is enough for peace. "

Example: Although many red tape can be omitted, we should pay attention to etiquette. 1 1. speculation (gu ǐ n ku and lí cè) 1). Description: tube: bamboo tube; Li: Spoons made of shells.

Look at the sky with a bamboo tube and measure the sea water with a ladle. Metaphor is a narrow and one-sided observation and understanding of things.

2), for example, you must not draw conclusions and make comments on the basis of speculative investigations. 12, Xiao Qiang (huò qǐ xiāo qiáng) 1), Commentary: Xiao Qiang: a small wall used as a door in an ancient palace.

Trouble at home. Metaphor is internal disaster.

He didn't expect trouble to break out and split between them. 13, Liao Ruxiang ché nx ρ ng)1), explanation: sparse: sparse.

The morning star, the morning star, is described as rare, as rare as an elephant, and the whole entry means as rare as the morning star. 2), for example: a poor grass, in the crack of pebbles, Liao Ruochen spits a faint green star.

14, devastated (mǐ m ǐ n mǐ Chu ā ng yí)1+0), explanation: Metaphorically, what you see before you is a scene of disaster. 2) For example, the passage of the typhoon caused devastating damage and caused great harm to people's lives and property.

15, pé ng bü sh ē ng huá1), Commentary: Pumbaa: Weaving Cao Peng and Zhu Jing into a door to describe poor families. Add color to a cold door (mostly used as a courtesy call for guests to come home or as a gift for things like calligraphy and painting that can be hung up).

For example, it is my great honor that you can come here today and make my humble home shine. 16, Handan toddler (hán dān xué bù) 1), Description: Handan: the capital of Zhao State during the Warring States Period; Toddler: Learn to walk.

It is a metaphor for imitating people who don't go home and forgetting what they once knew. 2) For example, learning from foreign experience, we couldn't walk in Handan, and even lost our successful experience.

17, Jí yè Ché ng Qiú 1), explanation: underarm refers to the fur under the fox's armpit; Qiu: Leather clothes. Although the skin under the fox's armpit is very small, it can be gathered together to make a fur robe.

Metaphor makes a mickle. Example: If each of us donates a little pocket money, it will be a lot of money, and many dropouts will be able to return to school.

18, gǒu wěi xù diāo) 1), description: continued: connection. The attendants of the Jin emperor used it as the decoration of the hat.

Refers to excessive sealing of officials. It is also a metaphor that things that are not easy to take are patched behind good things, and the front and back parts are out of proportion.

2) Example: His speech ended just right. As a result, the host insisted on adding a few words, which ruined the whole atmosphere. 19, plastic column drum instrument (Jiā o zh ǔ g sè)1), Description: Playing the piano behind the plastic column, the plastic column can't move, and the strings can't be adjusted.

Metaphor is stubborn and inflexible. For example, in order to break through the current diplomatic dilemma, the policy of rubber columns and drums will not work.

20. Phantom (h m: i sh è n ló u) 1), explanation: Phantom: giant clam. Originally refers to the seaside or desert, because of the reflection and refraction of light, illusory towers and battlements appear in the air or on the ground.

Nowadays, it is an empty metaphor. 2), for example, it is not surprising that even a mirage, what is the wonder of the world? .