Four-character idioms of Liang Chu

1. This idiom begins with Liang's temples going gray.

Describe old age or overwork. Two propositions: Li m: ng bü g Chu Ρ proposition: instrumental ensemble ancient etiquette band.

Two musical instruments in ensemble. Especially frogs croak.

Both sides lost. Li m: ng bà i j ù sh ā ng: Both. Both sides of the struggle were hurt and no one benefited.

The sideburns are like frost. Li m: ng b ì n rú shu ā ng Temple: hair at the temple. The temples on both sides are as white as frost and snow.

Two things, three things, Li m m: ng b ā n s ā n yang, each different, inconsistent. Two frogs, Li M4li, advocate: instrumental ensemble of ancient etiquette bands.

Two musical instruments in ensemble. Especially frogs croak.

It is also used to describe a leisurely and comfortable natural living environment. Li à ng b and ngàng d: calculation; Soldiers: strength; Stage: Selection.

Calculate strength and choose terrain. Li à ng cá ié ré wé i do it according to your own strength, and don't force it.

Quantity: measurement; Comparison: comparison. Measure and compare the advantages and disadvantages of things.

The comparison of original talents. Later, the metaphor was haggle over every ounce.

Liáng chén jí rì Liang: OK; Chen: Time; G: Geely. Good times, auspicious days.

Later, it was often called a suitable day for marriage. Beautiful scenery Liáng chén méI jǐng Liang: beauty; Chen: Time.

Good times, good scenery. The wonderful time and scenery of Liáng chén mèi jǐng.

With "its moments of beauty". Use Li à ng cá i lê ng according to the size of talents, and assign certain jobs.

The same as "hiring according to ability". Quantity used: estimated.

Assign certain jobs according to the size of talents. The measuring device is used only by measurement.

Twice, three times, Li m m: ng c ā n f ā n many times, several times. Enter Liàng chüwéI rê:measure.

Determine the collection amount according to the expenditure situation. Measure Li à ng ch ū s ü s ü s ü s ü s ü s ü s ü s ü s ü s ü s ü s ü s ü s ü s ü s ü s ü s ü s ü s ü s ü s ü.

Measure the expenditure and then determine its income. Sufficient food and grass, sufficient war preparation materials.

Good for both sides. It's good for both sides to get what they need.

Of these two people, Li is gentle. According to different requirements, it is considered that these two opposite performances are reasonable and appropriate.

Two lessons and three subjects Li m:ng dào sān ké makes irresponsible remarks. Measure the number of enemy Liàng díyòng béng: estimate; Soldier: Strength.

Use your own troops according to the specific situation of the enemy. Two earplugs, plum m: ng ě r sā i dà u, is a metaphor for being confused by local or temporary phenomena and not seeing the overall situation or the root cause.

Two peas stuffed with plum m: ng ě r sā i dòu is a metaphor for being confused by local or temporary phenomena, unable to recognize the overall situation and see the root cause. Eat according to your stomach. Liàng fér shí described himself as restrained.

"Good Worker" describes the works of outstanding artists in the creative process. It also means goodwill.

A good craftsman Li Ang! Ng QIO Ji à good artist: a skilled worker; Skilled craftsman: A skilled craftsman. Refers to a skilled craftsman.

A good bow does not change its course. Li á li á ng gá ng Wu gü gi I refers to inheriting the fine traditions and career of his father and mother. Two couples help each other. Li M: Li Ning is blind.

Two blind people help each other. Metaphor means that neither of us can get help.

A good worker works hard. K incarnation is a good worker: a skilled craftsman. Describe the works of excellent artists, who all do their best in the creative process.

The lesser of the two evils is Li m: ng hà i có ng q: ng. Two tigers fight * * * Li m: Li m: ng g ò ng d ò u fight: fight.

It is a metaphor for two strong men fighting each other. Two tigers fight against each other. Li m m: ng Xi ā ng dò u Two tigers fight against each other.

Metaphor is a powerful struggle between the two sides. Two tigers fight against each other. Li m m m: ng Xi ā ng zh ng ng.

Metaphor is a powerful struggle between the two sides. Polarization Li Mingang Yi F653

Li m: ng Ji ā n hé k ǒ u with two shoulders and a mouth, which means you can only eat but not dry. Li m: ng li m: ng ji m: o j ji ā n ā n dialect.

Jude said the middleman. More refers to marriage reference.

Li à ng j ρ n mi f means that this article is of great value. Jinliang meiyu Liáng jρn měI yě red gold, with good color and flawless jade quality.

The metaphorical article is perfect. It also means that people have excellent moral qualities.

Two-legged bookcase Li m: ng li m: ng ji m: o shchú refers to people who read a lot but are not good at application. Liang Jia hides Li á ng Ji m: Sh ē n cá ng Good businessmen often hide their valuables from the public.

It is also a metaphor that people with real skills are often not easy to show. Measure yourself and judge yourself. Measure yourself and check your responsibilities.

The two-legged wild fox Li m: ng Li m: ng Ji m: o y: h ú is a metaphor for a treacherous person. Li á ng j í n Yu á n jué ran out of food and the reinforcements were cut off.

Metaphor combat is in a very difficult situation. If you are ambiguous, Li m: ng k ě zh ī yá n is ambiguous: You can do this, but your attitude is ambiguous.

Comments and opinions that refuse to express their attitudes clearly. Two-faced and two-tongued Li m 4 ng mi à nè r Shé is a metaphor for being picky in two aspects.

Rice plants in Miao Zhuang are pregnant with ears of grain. Describe vitality.

Liang's "bad" originally meant that Confucius compared his own death to the damage of a pillar. Later, it was used as a mourning speech for the death of people admired by all.

Two-faced, three-faced, Li m: ng mi à n s ā n d ā o metaphor with ulterior motives, one face to face and one behind. Please Li m: ng mi à n t m: o h m: o waver between the two factions or maintain a middle position to please both sides.

Meng Liang's respect for Li originally meant that Hongliang and his wife Meng Guang fell in love in the Eastern Han Dynasty. Husband and wife respect each other.

It's half cold Liáng le bàn Jie is a metaphor for being very disappointed. Li m: ng lè i ch ā d ā o to show his fear of death.

Metaphor bears great sacrifice. Li à ng Li à ng liàng lì duó dé measures whether a person's virtue can convince others and estimates whether a person's ability is competent.

Do what you can: measure; Move: act. Do it according to your own strength, don't force it.

Do your best.

2. There is no four-word idiom starting with Niang.

Mother can be mother, can be brewed, can be mother, etc.

First, the idiom "Niang"

1, Ding Niang ten suo

Pinyin: 7a68696416fe4b893E5b19E31333431373233dī ng niá ng shí su.

Description: Ding Niang: a geisha in Sui Dynasty; Suo: Ask for it. Originally refers to the Yuefu poems written by Ding six niang, a prostitute in the Sui Dynasty. At the end of each poem, there are ten sentences, such as "Flowers and candles are from lang". Later used to refer to the demand of * * *.

Source: Qing Sun Zhiwei, Untitled Peng Junsun, Wang Yi and Shang Yun.

2, Tang Ye Niang Rice

Pinyin: yégéng niáng fàn

Explanation: Living in the shadow of parents. Same as Fan Yeniang Hall.

Source: Yuan Gong Tiantang's "Zhang Fan Chicken Millet" is the first discount: "As soon as I was born, I fell into my grandfather's soup and my mother's rice."

3, the child is not born by the mother.

Pinyin: ér dàbéyóu Niang

Explanation: When the son grows up, it's not his mother's call.

Source: Qing Zhou Sheng's "Biography of Awakening Marriage" 89: "Don't say that I am his wife, I am his mother, he can't be a mother when he is too old, and I can't control him."

For example, I can't help it.

Second, brewing words

1, the fermentation process of brewing [yùn niàng] wine, metaphorically preparing.

2. Brewing [niàng zào] originally refers to brewing. Later, it also refers to the use of fermentation to make vinegar and soy sauce.

3. Fermented jiǔ sweet wine tastes bad.

4. Brewed glutinous rice [niàng nuò] is made of glutinous rice.

5. Brew rice and ferment rice.

6, private brewing [sρniàng] private brewing.

There are no four-character idioms with the word "live" at the beginning, but only two four-character idioms with the word "live": full of energy and full of energy.

Pinyin: Ⅱ u, ﹍u, radical: o, external stroke: 13, total stroke: 16.

Structure: left, middle and right, code: 2370, location: 435 1, unified code: 64DE.

Stroke order: ノノフノノノノ

Explanation:

Pang u (ㄙㄡˋ)

Insert a stick into the furnace and shake it to make the ash fall: blow the furnace.

Seventeenth session (ㄙㄡˇ)

Cheer up; Work hard.

Extended data

Chinese character strokes:

Related words:

1, full of energy [j and ng Shé n d ǒ u s ǒ u]

Describe the soul.

Step 2 be full of energy

Cheer up.

Step 3 shake

Tremble.

Step 4 be energetic

Cheer up; Work hard.

Step 5 shake it up

shake