What are the four-character idioms that begin with help?

1. What four-character idioms begin with "bang"? There are four-character idioms that don't start with "bang", and only four-character idioms that start with "bang". As follows:

One: Helping others to do evil.

1. Commentary: Jie, tyrant in late summer. Metaphor is to help the wicked do bad things. Take "aiding and abetting".

2. From: "Historical Records and Biography of Tian Dan": "Since the country is broken, I can't survive; There is a robbery today, and taking soldiers as your generals is to help Jie fight violence with violence. "

Second: Help others throw stones.

1. Explanation: Help others to do harmful things.

2. From: Lu Xun's "Three Leisure Collections Letters": "For them, there are many people who attack, why should I help others?"

Three: God helps abuse.

1. Description: People are harmed when there are natural disasters.

2. From: "Under the Vietnamese Mandarin": "If you don't help Heaven, you will be abused. God helps, but it never rains but it pours. "

Fourth: Help the wicked.

1. Explanation: Solution: Xia Jie, the last monarch of the Xia Dynasty, is said to be a tyrant; Abuse: cruelty. Help Xia Jie to do tyrannical things. Metaphor is to help bad people do bad things.

2. From: "Historical Records Stay in the Hou Family": "I started to enjoy myself when I entered Qin. This so-called helping the wicked to abuse. "

Five: help evil

1. Description: It is a metaphor to help bad people do bad things.

2. From: Zou Taofen's "mailbox expectation": "Because of unconditional survival, collusion with evil helps evil survive, although life is still dead, even life is worse than death."

2. What four-word words begin with "four"? Disease 404 refers to the pain of limbs at four o'clock. Generally refers to various diseases.

Four insurmountable six means that a few people can't overcome the opinions of the majority.

Extending in all directions refers to the avenue extending in all directions. The same as "four rushes and six reaches".

Four strokes and six reaches refer to arteries extending in all directions.

All four are empty: ancient Indian Buddhist terms called "four" of land, water, fire and wind. Everything in the world is empty. Is a negative thought.

Everywhere; Every aspect.

Convergence in all directions means that talents or goods from all directions gather in one place like spokes on a wheel hub. Later, it was extended to mean gathering from all directions.

Ambition: Ambition. To aim high. Also known as "ambition in all directions".

Fragmentation description is incomplete, not centralized, not United and not unified.

Divide into parts, describe messy.

Divide, divide, divide. Describe dispersion and disunity.

Scattered but not scattered describes scattered and messy. The same as "four points and five falls".

The calm sea symbolizes world peace.

Inheriting the wind of the world means that all people are educated.

Prospering the country from all over the world: the ancients thought that China was surrounded by the sea, which was used to refer to all parts of the country; Boiling: indicates that the situation is unstable, just like boiling water. Describe the chaos in the world.

Kyushu refers to the whole of China.

Wandering around the world: refers to all parts of the country. Degeneration: metaphor for misfortune, loss of dependence, and unstable life. Wandering around, having no life.

Peace in the Four Seas: Peace. The world is peaceful.

Peace in the four seas means world peace.

All over the world, others mean no relatives.

Being at home all over the world was originally the emperor's occupation of the whole country. After that, you can make any place your home. It means to be ambitious, not to let go of your hometown or your personal world.

Within the four seas, outside the four seas, we are all like a family. Describe the unification of the world.

All directions are remote places.

Suburban multi-base: camp. The enemy is approaching from all directions and the situation is critical. It also means that there are many competitors.

The metaphor of four corners is perfect.

Four feet in the air: of limbs. Describe a fall on your back. It also describes people's death.

Four horses and feet tied together.

All directions refer to all aspects or places.

Embattled described the work in full swing, without focus.

Embattled metaphor is surrounded by the enemy, isolated.

Threatened or attacked by hostile forces from all directions.

The initial description of stability is that all parts of the body are symmetrical and strong. Later, I often described it as a safe way to speak and do things. It also describes doing things without making mistakes and lacking positive and innovative spirit.

The description of the four clean-ups and six activities is ingenious and capable.

There are many streets in big cities.

Four mountains and five mountains refer to all areas in all directions.

Four seasons and eight seasons: refers to the four seasons of spring, summer, autumn and winter; Eight solar terms: beginning of spring, vernal equinox, long summer, summer solstice, beginning of autumn, autumnal equinox, beginning of winter and winter solstice. Generally refers to the solar terms throughout the year.

The qi of four seasons originally refers to the weather all the year round, and later refers to the magnanimity of people by "preparing the qi of four seasons"

Four Books, Five Classics and Four Books: Also known as the Four Books, namely, The Great Learning, The Doctrine of the Mean, The Analects of Confucius and Mencius; Five Classics: Poetry, Calligraphy, Ceremony, Book of Changes, Spring and Autumn Period. Refers to Confucian classics.

Every part of the human body. Generally refers to the whole body. Use "limbs"

Four bodies are not diligent and limbs are ineffective, which is described as unemployment.

Four pavilions and eight pavilions, when: when it is prepared, when it is appropriate. Describe that everything is arranged perfectly.

Four stops and eight stops describe that everything is arranged very properly. The same as "four pavilions and eight dang".

Extend in all directions, extend in all directions. Describe the transportation is extremely convenient. The way is also described to all parties.

Extend in all directions. Describe the unimpeded traffic.

Four marriages and nine relatives are metaphors of many relatives.

The land of World War IV refers to a place that is flat on all sides, defenceless and vulnerable to attack.

A country in World War IV refers to a place that is flat on all sides, defenceless and vulnerable to attack.

All parts of the human body. Generally refers to the whole body.

Four legs, all parts of the body. Generally refers to the whole body. Use "limbs"

Four or eight old terms used to mark land boundaries. Point out where you want to go and the way there in all directions.

3. The four-character idiom starting with the words "Qi" and "Qi makes money" refers to being kind to others, making money and making money, not singing hymns and not sticking to one's own opinions.

Harmony without difference: harmony; Same: I agree. Live in harmony, but don't agree casually.

Harmony is like dust. Harmony with light: mixing all kinds of brilliance; Common dust: common dust custom.

Refers to the passive attitude of not showing one's edge and not competing with the world. It is also a metaphor for collusion.

Kindness: kindness. Gentle attitude, easy to approach.

Breeze, drizzle and breeze: refers to the spring breeze. Breeze, light rain.

Metaphor is gentle, not rude. A pleasant face: a face; Yue: happy; Color: skin color.

Happy face and haze. Describe affability.

Harmony leads to auspiciousness: incur. Harmony can bring good luck.

Harmony helps: the heart; Ji: crossing. We are United as one, and we are in the same boat.

Metaphor is to work together to overcome difficulties. Compared with Bi Sui Zhu, it is a very precious thing.

Tell the whole story: together. Even the plates are out.

Metaphor all speak out without reservation. And like a harp, it means that husband and wife love each other.

Lying with clothes: connecting; Lie down: Lie down. Get dressed and lie down to sleep.

Get along well with each other. Kindness: kindness.

Gentle attitude, easy to approach. Sunny means warm and sunny weather.

4. The four-word words beginning with "you" have no intention to speak, but they still have no intention to speak.

If you have a mouth and no heart, you will see "a mouth and no heart". Have a mouth but no tongue to describe ugly words.

People with lofty ideals refer to people with lofty ideals. Where there is a will, there is a way. With determination and perseverance, things will eventually succeed.

Ambitious people are always ambitious and unlucky. Where there is a will, there is a way: finally.

With determination and perseverance, things will eventually succeed. Aspiring is not old.

It means that young people can't achieve anything as long as they have ambition, and they are not old. This also means that as long as you are ambitious and old, you can make a difference.

There are branches and leaves. Describe them in detail. To embellish is a metaphor for telling things or reporting others' words. To exaggerate, we add something that we didn't have before.

To win without fighting is to win without fighting. Increasing or expanding.

Increase without decrease: damage, decrease. Still increasing, not decreasing.

Of things deepening in a certain direction. If there are shortcomings and mistakes, they should be corrected. If there are no shortcomings and mistakes, it should be used to encourage yourself to correct them. If there are no shortcomings and mistakes, they should be encouraged. Supplement: supplement.

If there are shortcomings and mistakes pointed out by others, correct them, if not, use them to encourage yourself. I have an appointment. It's been agreed.

A predetermined thing. People with courage know courage and justice.

Courage and courage: courage; Ask: a trick. Both courage and strategy.

Courage without strategy, courage without strategy. Refers to doing things or fighting only by pounding and rushing, lacking planning and strategy.

There is a shadow without a trace, intentionally or unintentionally [explanation] seems to be intentional or unintentional. Intentionally or unintentionally.

Good is to treat it correctly and handle it properly. Uniqueness means that things are unique and extremely rare.

Every coin has its two sides. There are advantages and disadvantages in this respect. What you get without adding or subtracting is what you have.

A building, a building, a building, a building. It also means dispensable and insignificant.

As blind as a bat: eyes. No eyes.

Turn a blind eye to the greatness or importance of someone or something. Having eyes without pupils is the same as having eyes without pearls.

Blind eyes, but blind eyes. Refers to not knowing famous people, or not knowing the general idea.

Turn a blind eye and don't know Mount Tai: the name of the mountain is in today's Shandong. The metaphor is too narrow to recognize people with high status or great skills.

This is a promise. Have something to say. Say hello in advance.

Flesh and blood is a metaphor for the vitality and content of life. It is often used to describe lifelike characters in literary works.

Speak from the heart. Have wishes and plans, but have no power to put them into practice.

Vulnerability refers to the existence of loopholes in things that can be exploited. If there is, it means that everything between heaven and earth has its laws and rules.

Help each other with or without communication. No one thinks highly of his pride and despises others.

Answer any question and give the answer to any question. What you hear must be recorded: what you hear; Record: record.

What you hear, whether right or wrong, will be recorded. A man of letters without action is a man of letters, but he is a man of bad character.

There is a head, a tail, a beginning and an end. Refers to doing things to the end.

Having a head and a brain means having a clue and being organized. Have a head and face; big shot

It has a head, no tail, a beginning and no end. It means not getting things done.

There is no brain to describe a fool. Absent-minded describes being absent-minded, and his words and deeds are different.

The description is orderly and the context is clear. Orderly explain chaos: chaos.

Describe orderly, not chaotic at all. This is a metaphor of a very dark and unfair society. A day without grandchildren is a metaphor for nonsense.

Use "not a day". Day after day, speaking without fear or scruple is a metaphor.

Do something, don't do something, and do something. Harmless loss: reduction, loss; Benefit: increase, benefit.

Only decrease, not increase. It also means only harm, no benefit.

Death without both means determination, although death remains. Talking and laughing [explanation] talking and laughing.

Describe very cheerful. Seeing "fearless" is not afraid.

Fearless: rely on, rely on; Fear: fear. Without fear or scruple because of leaning on a stick.

An eventful year refers to a year when a war or an accident happened. Start from the beginning, end from the beginning, which means that things can be carried out from the beginning to the end.

There is a beginning and an end, and there is a beginning and an end. Refers to doing things to the end, not giving up halfway.

There is a beginning without an end, and there is a beginning without an end. Refers to not doing things to the end.

A man of insight [explanation] A man of talent and foresight. A vivid description describes a wonderful speech or performance.

Words make no sense, but words make no sense. Sound without life (1) describes people dying.

(2) describe speaking listless. There is no sound or gas. See "silent and lifeless".

The last year of life is the remaining years. From birth, from birth to now.

Effective force (1) originally refers to the soldiers and horses in the army. Also refers to combat troops.

(2) refers to power. Immorality refers to words and deeds that have a bad influence on social customs and education (more common in the relationship between men and women).

Colored glasses are metaphors of preconceived ideas about people or things. Two-thirds claimed to have extra money.

Whenever someone asks for help, they will agree. Money and power have both money and power.

Money talks. In the past, money was described as everything.

Being angry and smokeless describes that the family is poor and has no rice to do. Faint to describe the weak voice and lack of energy.

Also described as weak. Weak is "weak".

Like father, like son, like father, like son. There is evidence [explanation] There are both evidence and evidence.

There is a woman who loves spring and says that girls love the opposite sex. There is not a month in a year, which means that the days drag on for a long time and there is no definite deadline.

He who has milk is blind. Reward with insight: praise.

Everyone who saw it was full of praise. It is extremely obvious that everyone looks at it with a purpose.

Look with the eyes: look. The fingers are so obvious that everyone can see them.

In name only, it's actually not like this. In name only, see "in name only".

Examples can help [explain] and examples can be cited. There are advantages and disadvantages, both good and profitable: seeking.

There are benefits to be found An angle is a metaphor for a square.

Also described as cold. Give and take, point and act in a reciprocal way.

References vary from text to text. You can't go back when you come.

Completely eliminated. Words without deeds, empty words without virtue.

5. Idioms that begin with four words. Idioms that begin with four words:

Just in case,

Good for evil,

Make an example of others,

Died in the line of duty,

Getting earlier and earlier,

In a nutshell,

Lead by example,

Fight poison with poison,

Take one as ten,

Measure people by themselves,

Retreat for progress,

Convince people by reasoning,

And so on,

Defend and attack,

In order to see the effect,

Serve people with virtue,

Judge a book by its cover,

To meet friends,

Abuse power for personal gain,

Treat each other with courtesy,

Just in case,

Test the law,

With softness,

Pass it on,

Good for evil,

Confuse the real with the fake,

Throw eggs at stones,

Use a measuring body,

Drive flies away with fish,

Continue to be long and short.

6. What are the names of the four idioms that begin with each word?

Take what you need,

Go your own way,

Everyone is his own master,

Without common goals,

Go your own way,

Everyone has his own interests,

Dreaming in the same bed,

Take your positions,

Have one's own opinions,

Stick to your words,

Each has his own merits,

Break it down one by one,

Each has its own shortcomings,

Follow your own wishes,

Go it alone,

Everyone has his own position,

Go your separate ways,

From each according to his ability,

All kinds of jobs,

Take your positions,

Each has his own strengths,

Express what you see,

Everyone has his own place,

Everyone has his own advantages,

All kinds,

Have one's own opinions,

Go it alone,

All kinds of people,

Separate from each other

Each department does its own thing,

Express one's views,

All kinds,

Learn from each other's strengths,

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