What are the four-word idioms to describe happiness?

Four-character idioms describing happiness are stereotyped words in Chinese vocabulary. Idioms, everyone says they have become words, and so do idioms. Idioms are mostly four-character, and some are three-character, five-character or even more than seven-character. Let's take a look at the four-word idioms and related materials that describe happiness.

A four-word idiom describing happiness 1: Congratulations on getting rich.

Profits poured in from all directions.

Three rams bring happiness.

The spirit of dragon and horse

Shuanglong Zhu Xi

Five blessings came to this house.

Good fortune!

be full of joy

Prosperity/prosperity

Excited

shout and jump for joy

Decorate with lanterns and ribbons

A piece of fast-paced music

Arrive in high spirits

(often referring to the punishment of perpetrators) most satisfying (for the public)

be as happy as a lark

Prosperity/prosperity

be full of joy

be filled with exultation

Cheer for the echo

Anger turned into joy.

To everyone's satisfaction,

Shocking and pleasant, difficult to maintain.

The whole country became excited.

be as happy as a lark

be all smiles

Clap in high spirits

Dancing happily-gesturing happily

Looking forward to a rich job and congratulating each other (I heard that mutual friends have been appointed to senior positions)

domestic happiness

Conquering Dijing, the wine is as high as Zhu Jie.

be as happy as a lark

A scene of joy and dance.

be as happy as a lark

be all smiles

Good luck seems to fall from the sky ―― a godsend.

be radiant/beaming with joy

glowing with health

be as happy as a lark

Newly married couple

High spirits and good spirits.

Excited

This article is both noble and sharp.

Stand up with your head held high

Happy as a lark

Very satisfying and pleasant.

complacence

Reach the pinnacle of success

Feel very honored

Become very conceited

(of sb's face) radiant.

beam with joy

Strike the table with admiration

Feel (doing sth) is an infinite pleasure.

Seek virtue and possess it ―― realize what one seeks.

It seems that a heavy burden has been unloaded.

have one's wish fulfilled

Create happiness

Virtue is her own reward.

Feel relaxed

Broad-minded, also described as having no job.

Happy is the person who is removed from office.

be radiant with delight/joy

A floating stork-a carefree person

A leisurely mood

leisurely and carefree

Carefree and happy

Have a broad mind and a strong physique.

Cheerful and energetic; spirited

Very proud

Triumphantly

Cheer people up and calm their minds

Feel happy and satisfied with yourself

be as happy as a lark

leisurely

leisurely and carefree

Make the atmosphere pleasant

Feel complacent (excessive)

Meet sb.' s wishes completely

Be very satisfied with yourself

feel complacent (over)

freedom

Be content with your own destiny

Glance left and right

stride along with one's chin up

Barely satisfactory

Huanfa health

Full of energy and vitality

Four-word idioms describing happiness II. Be overjoyed

Pinyin: Hu ā Hu ā n ti ā n x ǐ dǐ.

Explanation: I am very happy.

Source: Master Wang Yuan's Romance of the West Chamber, Book V, Book IV: "I will submit my wife's name and the name of the county magistrate. How can I be happy? I will repay him with my hands. "

Excited

Pinyin: xing ā o c m: i liè

Interpretation: Xing: originally refers to interests, and later refers to interests; Adoption: originally refers to the spirit, and later refers to the spirit; Lies: exuberance. The original intention of the article is noble and the words are sharp. After many describe full of energy, energetic.

Source: Southern Dynasties Xie's "Wen Xin Diao Long Body": "Night walking is a beautiful man, so I am in high spirits."

be radiant with delight/joy

Pinyin: xǐ qì yáng yáng

Commentary: Yang Yang: A smug look. A cheerful expression or atmosphere.

Source: Song Fan Zhongyan's "Yueyang Tower": "When you board the tower, you feel relaxed and forget all the insults. If you leave your wine in the wind, you will be happy. "

Singing and dancing happily

Pinyin: zàI güzàIwǔ incarnation

Explanation: load: the verb prefix has no practical meaning. Singing and dancing. Describe having fun.

Source: Song Zangqian's Yuefu Poetry Collection, Nanjiao Music Song and Beiqi Zhao Xiale: "Decorate and raise animals, sing and dance, not only give up Zong Yi, but also send them to the Elf House."

be filled with exultation

Pinyin: Huān xιn gǔwǔ

Explanation: joy: joy; Inspiring: inspiring. Describe happiness and excitement.

Source: Shi Zhi Fu Shu: "From the beginning of public office, it is a great pleasure to unload its burden ..."

Three hundred years is a good four-word idiom to describe happiness.

Idiom definition: husband and wife are always reconciled.

Things that can make doors bigger and happier.

Idiom definition: Lu Chong: Everbright crosses the beam; Celebrate: Celebrate. A holiday activity that can make a family shine.

wedding

Definition of Idiom: Describe the wedding scene.

Decorate with lanterns and colored curtains

Definition of idiom: hang a red light and tie colored silk. Express happiness.

The whole family was invited.

Idiom definition: He Di: the whole family; Visit: Pay tribute to the arrival of the guests. Used to invite other people's family members to a banquet or holiday ceremony.

A full moon-a perfect marriage (for newlyweds)

Idiom definition: The flowers are blooming and the full moon is blooming. Metaphor is beautiful and complete. It is often used to congratulate people on their weddings.

A lucky/happy day

Idiom definition: Ji: Geely; Good: good; Chen: Time. Good times, auspicious days. Later, it was often called a suitable day for marriage.

Lucky opportunities followed.

Definition of Idiom: The first stop words means to stay, and the second stop words is an auxiliary word. Refers to celebrating.

Obedience and forehead are in line, which means the ancients celebrate.

Definition of idiom: hand in hand, forehead in a line, indicating that the ancients expressed their congratulations.

Raise your hand to celebrate

Definition of idiom: Raise your hand to celebrate.

The combination of dragon and phoenix indicates good luck.

Idiom definition: refers to auspicious events.

The deafening sound of gongs and drums ―― the scene of festivals.

Idiom definition: loud: loud. The gongs and drums are loud. It originally refers to beating gongs and drums and directing advance and retreat in a battle. After describing the festive scene.

Wearing bright clothes or with a festive atmosphere.

Definition of idiom: Wear colorful clothes or decorations with festive atmosphere.

Covered with red silk and colored cloth, it symbolizes Gerry Bouvier, comfort, or celebration.

Interpretation of idioms: Dress people in red silk and colored silk to show respect, comfort or happiness.

Pihong flower arrangement

Idiom definition: cover your shoulders. Wear red silk and a hat with red flowers. In the old days, it refers to the dress of people who perform reception etiquette on festive occasions.

Wear red silk on your shoulders and flowers on your chest [as a symbol of honor or on a festive occasion]

Definition of idiom: wear silk and red flowers. Express joy or glory.

Magpies and turtledoves dance

Idiom definition: magpies sing and turtledoves fly. Used to be used as holiday information.

Happy events are good for people's hearts.

Definition of Idiom: People will feel very comfortable when they meet festive events.

Forever and ever-forever and ever

Idiom definition: as long as heaven and earth exist. It takes a long time to describe. Also described as eternity (especially love).

On Quan Yi of Predicate Thinking

Idiom definition: It means that thoughts and actions are completely consistent. With "one heart and one mind".

be deeply attached to each other

Idiom definition: describe close relationship and deep feelings.

Decorate with lanterns and ribbons

Interpretation of idioms: hanging: hanging; Color: colored balls, ribbons. Hang lanterns and tie colored balls. Describe festivals and holiday scenes.

Put on lanterns

Interpretation of idioms: hang lanterns and tie colored silk. Describe a festival or a scene with festival activities.

A joyous or joyous occasion.

Idiom definition: describe a festival or a scene with festive events. Use "decoration".

Zhang Hong exploded.

Definition of Idiom: Zhang: Posting. Put up red couplets or good news and set off firecrackers. Describe a festival or a happy moment.

Many grandchildren

Idiom definition: owl: the name of an insect, which lays many eggs; Yan: continuation; Celebrate: Celebrate. In the past, it was used to celebrate many future generations.

Celebrate the tiger

Idiom definition: owl: the name of an insect, which lays many eggs; Yan: continuation; Celebrate: Celebrate. In the past, it was used to celebrate many future generations.

Heart to heart; Love each other; The two have the same idea.

Definition of idioms: heart: mind, thoughts and feelings; Seal: Yes. You can get to know each other without speaking your mind. Describe each other's thoughts and feelings exactly the same.

(of husband and wife) grow old together

Idiom definition: white head: white hair; K: * * Same. Husband and wife love each other forever.

Share the same ambition and outlook on life

Idiom definition: Tao: Tao. Like-minded, agree.