Is there an idiom "winter"

Winter is neither an idiom nor a word. The meanings of these words are as follows:

First, cold pinyin: hán

Explanation:

1. Cold (relative to "summer heat"): ~ winter. ~ wind. It's freezing. Suffer a little ~.

2. fear; Fear: the heart. Bold.

3. Poverty: poverty.

4. Last name.

Second, the winter pinyin: dūng?

Explanation:

1. Winter: long ~. ~ plow the fields. ~ sleep. Lived in Beijing for two years.

2. (d not ng) surname.

Third, pinyin: lǐn?

Explanation:

1. Cold: ~ bitter.

2. serious; Strict: ~ Obey (seriously). ~ naturally. ~ if the frost.

3. fear; Fear: ~ nocturnal.

Fourth, pinyin: liè?

Interpretation: cold: cold ~. The mountain is high and the wind is strong.

Evolution of Chinese characters in extended data;

Related words:

1. Cold?

A feeling of chills

2. Hunger and cold [jī hán]?

Hungry and cold: ~ meet each other late (describe life as extremely poor).

3. cold anvil?

Also known as "cold". Refers to the sound of clothes being smashed in cold autumn. Anvil, stone. Poetry is often used to describe the coldness and depression in autumn scenery.

4. Cold window [hán chuāng]?

A metaphor for studying hard and living: ten years ~.

5. Poverty?

Poverty: family background ~. ~ people.

6. Cold?

The cold wind is chilly: often rubbing your body with cold water can resist.

7. Great cold?

One of the 24 solar terms, June 20th or 20th+1October, 5438+1October, is generally the coldest time in China.

8. Poor [Han Chen]?

Ugly; Ugly: children are not like ~.