Idiom verses about space

1. Idioms describing space

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Biwa Zhuzhen: roof ridge. Describe the beauty and splendor of a building.

Biwa: green tile; eaves: eaves. Blue tiles and red eaves. Describe the beauty of the building.

Foot rafters and tiles refer to the few bricks, tiles and wood left after the building was damaged.

Layers upon layers of pavilions: repetition, continuous; pavilions: houses built on platforms. Describes the buildings being well-proportioned.

Terraced pavilions: open houses built on high earth platforms. There are high platforms one after another, and open houses built on the high platforms one after another. It describes buildings such as pavilions, stalls and pavilions, which are high and low and well-proportioned.

Diao Liang Embroidered Hu Diao: carving, carving; Embroidered House: carved and painted gorgeous door. Refers to buildings with ornate carvings and paintings.

Carved beams and embroidered columns: decorated with colorful paintings. The beams are decorated with colorful paintings and the columns are wrapped with brocade. Describe the luxury of a building.

Carved lanterns and jade masonry describe magnificent buildings.

Carved railings and jade masonry carvings: carved and painted; railings: railings; masonry: stone steps. Describe a magnificent building.

Diantanglou Pavilion: a house with more than two floors. Refers to various buildings. Hall: a tall house.

Nailheads The nailheads on the buildings are dazzling.

Broken tiles and ruins describe the scene of collapsed and dilapidated buildings.

Dang means Han Yan Dang: destruction, destruction; Han: cold. It means that houses and other buildings have been burned down, leaving only the light smoke that has cooled down. Describes being completely destroyed and no longer exists.

Daxing Civil Engineering: Founding; Civil Engineering: refers to construction projects. Build houses on a large scale.

Dan Ying is carved with Jue Ying: the pillars of the house; Jue: the square rafter. The pillars were painted red and the rafters were carved with patterns. Describe the building as exquisite and gorgeous.

Feige Liudan Feige: a pavilion built on an elevated position; Liudan: the colorful decoration is bright and flows. The pavilion passages built in the air are painted with bright and flowing red paint. Describe the exquisite beauty of a building.

Corning cornices: the eaves are upturned and their corners are more prominent, like flying wings; cornices are raised up on the eaves. The eaves are upturned and the tile heads are raised. Describes the exquisite and beautiful appearance of pavilions, palaces and other buildings.

High above the clouds: beyond the clouds. Standing tall and straight, reaching into the clouds. Describing tall and straight mountains or buildings.

Guidianlan Palace is a palace with magnificent architecture and gorgeous equipment.

Tower into the clouds: stand upright, rise high. Standing tall and straight, reaching into the clouds. Describe tall and straight buildings and mountains.

Gaoting Daxiexie: A house built on a high platform. Refers to tall buildings in the garden for rest and surrounding landscape.

Gaotangguangshasha: a tall house. Refers to tall and luxurious housing buildings.

High platform and thick pavilion: big; pavilion: a house built on a high platform. Refers to tall buildings in the garden for rest and surrounding landscape.

Getaiwu Pavilion: a house built on a high platform. A place to play music, perform songs and dances.

Intrigue and intrigue: the center of the palace; Jiao: the corner of the eaves. It originally refers to the staggered and exquisite structure of palace buildings. The latter is a metaphor for exhausting scheming and fighting openly and secretly.

Intrigue originally refers to the interlacing and exquisiteness of palace architectural structures. The latter is a metaphor for exhausting scheming and fighting openly and secretly.

Antique fragrance: the smell emanating from ancient calligraphy and painting. Quaint colors and interest. Describes utensils, paintings, calligraphy, architecture, etc.

Dry clouds cover the sun. Dry: rush; cover: block. Soar into the sky and block the sun. Describes tall trees or buildings.

The painted roof beams and towering roof ridges are decorated with paintings. Describes a building as magnificent.

Paint the roof beams with red curtains and red curtains. Describes a glorious and luxurious building.

Painted pavilion Zhulou is a pavilion decorated with paintings. Describes exquisite and luxurious buildings.

Brilliant and golden describes buildings that are very gorgeous and brilliant. 2. Idioms describing space

Idioms describing space

Idiom title Idiom explanation

Boiling means filling the sky. Boiling: rolling; Ying: filling. The sound boiled and rolled like water in a boiling pot, filling the space. Describes a noisy and chaotic crowd.

Source: Qing Dynasty Li Baojia's "China Now": "I just arrived at the door and heard the crying inside so loud that it filled the sky."

Ancient and modern, Chinese and foreign refers to from ancient times to modern times, from domestic Go abroad. It generally refers to the long time and vast space.

Source: Mao Dun's "Midnight" 9: "Looking through history at home and abroad, no country has ever used this so-called demonstration movement to become rich and powerful."

Making every possible use of every possible opportunity is a metaphor for using all available space or time as much as possible.

Source: Chapter 7 of Part 3 of Wei Wei's "The East": "'The small steel cannon later killed many enemies.' Chen San encouraged him every possible opportunity." 3. Idioms describing space

Boiling means filling the sky: Boiling means rolling over; Ying means filling. The sound boiled and rolled like water in a boiling pot, filling the space. Describes a noisy and chaotic crowd.

Ancient and modern, Chinese and foreign: refers to from ancient times to modern times, from domestic to foreign countries. It generally refers to the long time and vast space.

Guangyu Fengsha: Guang: the distance between east and west; Kuang: the distance between north and south; Feng: wide; Sha: narrow. East, west, north, south, wide and narrow. Generally refers to the spatial location of things.

Room for maneuver: Refers to leaving yourself enough room to advance and retreat when doing or speaking.

Find every opportunity: a metaphor for making use of all available space or time as much as possible.

The view of Juxu: Ju: to keep; Xu: refers to the place where one lives. It originally meant that the frog at the bottom of the well could only see a little bit of the sky due to the limitations of the space in which it was located. Nowadays, it is often used to describe narrow-minded and short-sightedness.

Full of smoke: filled with smoke. Refers to the battlefield where artillery fire fills the entire space.

Chinese and foreign ancient and modern: refers to from domestic to foreign countries, from ancient times to modern times. It generally refers to the long time and vast space.

Private land: a small amount of land reserved for individual farmers after the implementation of agricultural collectivization. Metaphor for one's own private space 4. What are the idioms that describe space?

Dang Wei Han Yan Dang: square rafters.

Describes the exquisite and gorgeous architecture, reaching into the clouds; cover: destruction. Describes the magnificent building, with only the light smoke that has turned cold left; embroidered door.

Music played: tile heads raised on the eaves; pavilion: big. Describe buildings: cold: shelter.

High above the clouds, take a look at the green tiles and bamboo trees, the towering ridge: the ridge. Feet, rafters, tiles and tiles refer to the few bricks, tiles and wood left after the building was damaged.

Gaoting Grand Pavilion. Gao Tang Guang Xia Xia.

Refers to tall buildings in the garden for rest and surrounding landscape. The latter is a metaphor for exhausting scheming.

Layers upon layers of pavilions: Chong, a palace with gorgeous equipment; cold. Describes a glorious and luxurious building.

Refers to various buildings with red vermilion curtains. Refers to tall and luxurious housing buildings: houses built on high platforms.

Palace and interest. Describe the beauty and splendor of a building.

The high platform is thick and the pavilions are thick and carved: the stone steps are decorated with colorful paintings. Describe the luxury of a building; pavilion; eaves.

Getai Wuxiexie: Houses built on the platform. Describes the scattered buildings: houses built on high platforms.

The cornices turn against the cornices and are destroyed. There are green tiles one after another.

The pillars are painted red. The latter is a metaphor for exhausting scheming.

Build houses on a large scale. High platforms one after another: pavilions built on top of each other, open houses built on high platforms one after another: repetition; corners.

The architectural style of Guidianlan Palace is like flying wings. Refers to the beautifully carved and painted buildings: carved and painted.

Brilliant and golden describes buildings that are very gorgeous and splendid. High and upright: the center of the palace: upright; earth and wood, open and covert struggles, well-proportioned.

Dan Ying carved with Jie Ying: eaves: carving. Describing gorgeous buildings: the smell emitted by ancient calligraphy and painting: eaves corner; anti-evil.

Describe tall trees or buildings: ornately carved portals. Painted pavilion Zhulou is a pavilion decorated with paintings.

The pavilion road built in the air is painted with bright and flowing red paint, and the peaks and other towering peaks are tall and straight. Carved lanterns and jade masonry describe magnificent buildings.

Describes exquisite and luxurious buildings. Carved beams and embroidered columns.

Antique and antique. Describe a pavilion.

Refers to tall buildings in the garden for rest and surrounding landscape. Nail Heads The nail heads on the building are dazzling.

The beams decorated with colorful paintings and the pillars wrapped with brocade; Flowing Dan: Outside the clouds, the rafters are carved with patterns and red eaves; Railings: The colorful paint is so bright that it flows straight into the clouds. Carved beams and embroidered household carvings.

Stand tall and upright; build a brick. In the halls, pavilions and pavilions, the tile heads are raised.

Describe the beauty of the building: the pillars of the house: the tall house, no longer exists, rises high. describe utensils.

Broken tiles and ruins describe the scene of collapsed and broken buildings and places where singing and dancing are performed. There are many terraces and pavilions.

Describes being completely destroyed. Blue tiles, red eaves, green tiles;

Refers to houses and other buildings being burned down. Describe tall and straight peaks or buildings: green tiles.

Soar into the sky. Quaint shades.

The dry clouds cover the sun. Hige-ryu Danhi Pavilion: Founding, calligraphy, painting and architecture, etc.: The eaves are upturned and their corners are more prominent, indicating open and covert struggle.

The painted roof beams are decorated with paintings. It originally refers to the staggered and exquisite structure of palace buildings: houses with more than two floors: open houses built on high earth platforms to block the sun.

The eaves are upturned. Carved railings and jade inlays.

Describe the exquisite beauty of a building. Describes buildings such as pavilions, stalls and pavilions, which are high and low: refers to construction projects: railings.

Large-scale construction projects, palaces and other buildings have exquisite and beautiful shapes: houses built on high platforms. Intrigue originally refers to the interlacing and exquisiteness of palace architectural structures.

Towering into the clouds: a tall house. Intrigue and intrigue.

Paint the roof beams with red curtains and colorful roofs. 5. Poems describing space

There are close friends in the sea, and we are like neighbors in the world.

The shadow of the lone sail in the distance is gone in the blue sky, and only the Yangtze River can be seen flowing in the sky. Seeing Lin Zifang off at Jingci Temple at dawn

Yang Wanli

After all, in the middle of June, the scenery of West Lake is different from that of the four seasons.

The lotus leaves touching the sky are infinitely green,

The lotus flowers reflecting the sun are uniquely red.

Du Fu

"Wang Yue"

How about Dai Zongfu?

Qilu is still young.

The clock of creation is beautiful,

Yin and Yang cut off the dusk.

Stratus clouds grow in the chest,

Birds return from the canthus.

You will be at the top of the mountain,

You can see all the mountains and small mountains at a glance.

Far above the Yellow River, among the white clouds, there is an isolated city called Wanren Mountain. ―――Wang Zhihuan's "Liangzhou Ci" 6. What are the idioms describing "space"

1. Huawu Autumn Market

2. Magnificent

3. The sky blocks the sun

4. Towering into the clouds

5. Palaces and pavilions

1. Huáwu Qiūxū: huá wū qiū xū Explanation: Magnificent buildings turned into mounds. It is a metaphor for the rapid rise and fall.

2. Magnificent: hóng wěi zhuàng guān Explanation: Magnificent: a majestic scene. Describe the majestic scenery and buildings.

3. The sky blocks the sun: mó tiān ài rì Explanation: Block: cover. Touching the sky, covering the sun. Describes a very tall mountain or building.

4. Towering into the clouds: gāo sǒng rù yún Explanation: Towering: upright, high. Standing tall and straight, reaching into the clouds. Describe tall and straight buildings and mountains.

5. Palace Pavilion: diàn táng lóu gé Explanation: Pavilion: a house with more than two floors. Refers to various buildings. Hall: a tall house. 7. What are the words to describe "space"

1. Vast [liáo kuò] wide, vast.

They galloped in the vast grassland.

2. Open space [kōng kuàng] has a wide field of vision without any obstructions.

This playground is very empty.

3. Broad [kuān kuò] large area; wide range; broad; width and thickness.

They played in this wide open space.

4. Open [kāi kuò] to open up; to increase knowledge; large area, broad vision; no woods, buildings or huge rocks; wide space, not limited or hindered; [thinking and broad-minded ] Cheerful and open-minded.

An open mind makes people less worried.

5. Broad [kuān guǎng] wide in area or range.

It is a waste that such a vast space is not used.

6. Spacious [kuān chang] wide; spacious.

This room is very spacious.

7. Vast [guǎng kuò] vast and wide.

I have always longed for the vast prairie.

8. Boundless [wú biān] has no boundaries.

The sea is endless.

9. Boundless [wú yín] vast and boundless.

The boundless sky is filled with white clouds.

10. Guangmo [guǎng mò] vast and empty.

Have you ever seen the vast grassland? 8. Words to describe space

Biwa Zhulin: Rooftop.

Describe the beauty and beauty of a building. Biwa: green tile; eaves: eaves.

Blue tiles and red eaves. Describe the beauty of the building.

Foot rafters and tiles refer to the few bricks, tiles and wood left after the building was damaged. Layers upon floors of pavilions: repetition, continuous; pavilions: houses built on platforms.

Describes the orderly arrangement of buildings. Layer terraces: open houses built on high earth platforms.

There are layers of high platforms, and open houses built on the high platforms. It describes buildings such as pavilions, stalls and pavilions, which are high and low and well-proportioned.

Diao Liang Embroidered Hu Diao: carving, carving; Embroidered House: carved and painted gorgeous door. Refers to buildings with ornate carvings and paintings.

Carved beams and embroidered columns: decorated with colorful paintings. The beams are decorated with colorful paintings and the columns are wrapped with brocade.

Describe the luxury of a building. Carved lanterns and jade masonry describe magnificent buildings.

Jade balustrade: carved and painted; balustrade: railing; brick: stone steps. Describe a magnificent building.

Diantanglou Pavilion: a house with more than two floors. Refers to various buildings.

Palace: a tall house. Nail Heads The nail heads on the building are dazzling.

Broken tiles and ruins describe the scene of collapsed and dilapidated buildings. Dang is Han Yan Dang: destruction, destruction; Han: cold.

Refers to houses and other buildings being burned down, leaving only the light smoke that has cooled down. Describes being completely destroyed and no longer exists.

Daxing Civil Engineering: Founding; Civil Engineering: refers to construction projects. Build houses on a large scale.

Dan Ying is carved with Jue Ying: the pillars of the house; Jue: the square rafter. The pillars were painted red and the rafters were carved with patterns.

Describes the exquisite and gorgeous architecture. Feige Liudan Feige: a pavilion built on an elevated position; Liudan: the colorful decoration is bright and ready to flow.

The pavilion built in the air is painted with bright and flowing red paint. Describe the exquisite beauty of a building.

Corning cornices: the eaves are upturned and their corners are more prominent, like flying wings; cornices are raised up on the eaves. The eaves are upturned and the tile heads are raised.

Describes the exquisite and beautiful appearance of pavilions, palaces and other buildings. High above the clouds: beyond the clouds.

Standing tall and straight, reaching into the clouds. Describing tall and straight mountains or buildings.

Guidianlan Palace is a palace with magnificent architecture and gorgeous equipment. Towering into the clouds: erect, rising high.

Standing tall and straight, reaching into the clouds. Describe tall and straight buildings and mountains.

Gaoting Daxiexie: A house built on a high platform. Refers to tall buildings in the garden for rest and surrounding landscape.

Gaotangguangshasha: a tall house. Refers to tall and luxurious housing buildings.

High platform and thick pavilion: big; pavilion: a house built on a high platform. Refers to tall buildings in the garden for rest and surrounding landscape.

Getaiwu Pavilion: a house built on a high platform. A place to play music, perform songs and dances.

Intrigue and intrigue: the center of the palace; Jiao: the corner of the eaves. It originally refers to the staggered and exquisite structure of palace buildings.

The latter is a metaphor for exhausting scheming and fighting openly and secretly. Intrigue originally refers to the interlacing and exquisiteness of palace architectural structures.

The latter is a metaphor for exhausting scheming and fighting openly and secretly. Antique fragrance: the smell emanating from ancient calligraphy and painting.

Quaint color and interest. Describes utensils, paintings, calligraphy, architecture, etc.

Dry clouds cover the sun. Dry: rush; cover: block. Soar into the sky and block the sun.

Describe the tallness of trees or buildings. The painted building has decorated roof beams and a high ridge.

Describes the splendor of a building. Paint the roof beams with red curtains, colorful roof beams, and red curtains.

Describes the majestic and luxurious buildings. Painted pavilion Zhulou is a pavilion decorated with paintings.

Describes exquisite and luxurious buildings. Brilliant and magnificent describes buildings and so on that are very gorgeous and splendid.

Hongtuhua constructs a grand and gorgeous architectural landscape. The magnificent buildings of Hua Wu Qiu Hui turned into mounds.

It is a metaphor for the rapid rise and fall. The magnificent buildings of Huawuqiu Ruins turned into mounds.

It is a metaphor for the rapid rise and fall. The magnificent buildings on Huawu Hill turned into mounds.

It is a metaphor for the rapid rise and fall. Magnificent: a majestic sight.

Describe the majestic scenery and buildings. Brilliant: emerald green.

Describes a building that is gorgeously decorated and dazzling. Jinbihuiying describes the building's gorgeous decoration and dazzling brilliance.

Same as "glorious". Jinbi Yinghuang describes the building's gorgeous decoration and dazzling brilliance.

Same as "glorious". Jinpu Ququ Jinpu: The metal base used to hold the door knocker on the door, usually in the shape of an animal or a dragon or a snake; Ququ: coiled.

Refers to the ornate decoration on the door. A metaphor for the grandeur and luxury of a building.

Skyscrapers obstruct the sun: cover. Touching the sky, covering the sun.

Describes mountains or buildings that are very tall. Pavilions and pavilions generally refer to tall and magnificent buildings.

Pavilion, a building with a roof but no walls. Pavilion, terrace, pavilion: high building; pavilion: an elevated building; platform: a high altar made of earth; pavilion: a house on a platform.

Generally refers to tall and gorgeous buildings. Loutanggusuofu: high-rise building; hall: palace; pavilion: hotel; place: place.

Generally refers to all high-end buildings. Pavilion: a multi-story building; platform: a high and flat building for overlooking; pavilion: a building with a roof and no walls for leisure; pavilion: a type of building.

Collectively refers to a variety of buildings for rest and sightseeing. The golden tower of Qionglou is like the jade palace of Qionglou.

Refers to the palace in the moon and the tower in the fairy world. Also describes magnificent buildings.

Qionglou Yuyu Qiong: beautiful jade; Yu: house. It refers to the palace in the middle of the moon and the tower in the fairy world.

Also describes magnificent buildings. Qiongtai Jade Pavilion Qiong: beautiful jade.

Refers to the moon palace pavilions in mythology. Describe a magnificent building.

Qiongtai Yuyu Qiong: beautiful jade; Yu: eaves, extended to a building. Refers to the moon palace pavilions in mythology.

Describes a magnificent building. Miraculous workmanship and heavenly skill describe the marvelous construction and layout, which are beyond human ability.

The term "magical craftsman" describes buildings, paintings, etc. that are so exquisitely conceived that they cannot be done by human beings. Towering into the sky refers to a mountain or building that is so high that it reaches the clouds.

Ruins and ruins describe dilapidated and ruined buildings. Special shape: weird.

It originally refers to the various shapes of palace buildings, which are unique and novel. Later, it generally refers to the strange shapes of utensils, competing for their beauty and beauty.

When you are on the river and sea, your heart is full of Wei Que. Wei Que: The tall building outside the ancient palace gate was used as the name of the imperial court. People who used to be dismissed from official positions are still thinking about entering the imperial court.

Later, it is often used to satirize the false hermit who is obsessed with fame and fame. When you are in the Jianghu, Wei Que is in your heart. Wei Que: The tall building outside the ancient palace gate was used as the name of the imperial court.

It used to refer to a person who has been dismissed from his official position, but still thinks about entering the imperial court. It is often used to satirize the pretense of being obsessed with fame and fortune. 9. What are the words that describe space?

Words that describe space: green tiles and red eaves, Guidian orchid palace, high halls and wide buildings, carved lanterns and jade bricks, painted pavilions and red towers, layered pavilions, etc.

Biwa Zhuyan means: Biwa: green tile; eaves: eaves. Blue tiles and red eaves. Describe the beauty of the building. Pronunciation: bì wǎ zhū yán Source: Chapter 74 of "Water Margin" by Shi Naian of the Ming Dynasty: "Carved beams and painted buildings, green tiles and red eaves."

The meaning of "carved lantern jade brick": carving: carving and painting; Column: railing; build: steps. Describe a magnificent building. Pinyin: diāo lán yù qì Source: Li Yu's poem "Yu Meiren" of the Southern Tang Dynasty

Gaotang Guangsha Meaning: Gaotang: a tall courtyard, referring to parents. Guangsha: Tall and luxurious houses. Gaotangguangsha refers to tall, luxurious buildings and other facilities. Source: The first chapter of "Jin Ping Mei Ci Hua" by Lanling Xiaoxiaosheng of the Ming Dynasty: "The high hall, the wide mansion, the jade and the beautiful tower are the halls that can be enjoyed on the tomb mountain."

Painted Pavilion and Zhulou means: painted Decorated pavilion. Describes exquisite and luxurious buildings. Pinyin: huà gé zhū lóu Source: The first chapter of "Wang Lanqing" by Kanghai of Ming Dynasty: "You and I have the same idea, even living in a grass ball is better than painting a pavilion and a Zhulou."

Floor after floor Pavilion means: layer: repetition, continuous; pavilion: house built on a platform. Describes the buildings being well-proportioned. Pinyin: céng lóu dié xiè Source: Chapter 8 of "Lao Can's Travels" by Liu E of the Qing Dynasty: "It turned out to be not a market town, but only a few families living on this hillside. Because the mountains are high and low, they look like layers. The buildings are stacked like pavilions.

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