The famous poem of the Great Cold

1, The Great Cold.

The old snow has not disappeared, and the new snow has become a family. Frozen silver bed in front of the steps, ice stalactites under the eaves. There is no honor in the Qing dynasty, and the wind is angry. Every species has its own tongue, and words can't be spit out.

Before the snow that fell a few days ago could melt, the new snow had closed the door; The long stone steps covered with thick snow are like silver beds, and the icicles hanging high are like upside-down stalactites.

In the cold sky, the winter sun has lost its warm light, but the raging storm is roaring wildly; The tongue in the mouth seems to be frozen and speechless-how can it be called "cold"?

2. "Bitter cold".

It is cold and blue, and the north wind is called withered mulberry. There is no crack in the thick ice, and there is cold light in a short day. Knocking on a stone can't make a fire. What's the point of adjusting bitterness? It is frozen in this chapter.

Cold weather, a face blue with cold and a pale bun with snowflakes add up to vicissitudes of life. The north wind roared the feeling of mulberry withering. There is no crack in the thick ice layer, and even the sunshine is cold in the short days of winter. Flint can't make a fire, but the intense cold takes away the warmth of the aboveboard sunshine. ? It's useless to reason. It's no use striking flint.

Cold idiom:

1, 800 loneliness and cold

Eight hundred: describe a lot; Lonely and cold: refers to poor scholars. Many poor scholars.

2. The White House is cold

White House: A house made of white thatch; Poor family. Generally refers to the housing of the poor. Describe being born in poverty.

Rome was not built in a day

Metaphor is the formation of a situation, a long-term accumulation and brewing.

4. Ice is cooler than water

Ice is cooler than water. Metaphor means that students are better than teachers.

Step 5 tremble

Chestnut: Fear, trembling. Not cold, but trembling. Describe being very scared.

6. It's very cold in spring

Cold: slight cold. Describe the cold in early spring.

7. Cold lips and teeth

Without lips, teeth will feel cold. Metaphor interests are closely related.