1, enumerable enumeration: enumerate one by one. I can't list them all, but I can describe a lot.
2. invincible victory: exhausted; M: Calculation. Not all of them. Describe a lot
3. Invincible moves cannot be listed one by one. Describe a large number and variety.
There are thousands of descriptions.
5, too numerous to mention: endless. The list goes on and on. Describe a lot
6. On thousands, it refers to thousands, and the number is particularly large.
7. There are mountains and fields everywhere. Describe a large number or a wide range
8, all over the sky, describing a large number and wide distribution.
9, countless wins: exhausted; Count: accounting. I can't count them. Describe a large number.
10, countless wins: all; Pieces: pieces. Can't list them one by one. Describe a large number.
1 1. Truck bucket capacity: loading. By car, by bucket. It is not surprising to describe a large number.
12, thousands of descriptions are too numerous to mention.
2. How does this idiom describe the quantity of food? Quails live in nests and eat in nests: chicks waiting for their mothers to feed them don't choose food.
Like quails, they have no place to live and are as hungry as chickens. It is a metaphor for living frugally and not seeking enjoyment.
Source: "Zhuangzi Heaven and Earth": "The husband and the quail live in the house and wither, and the birds walk without showing off." Snail pot pulp food: food; Slurry: soup.
People welcome their beloved army with rice bowls and soup pots. Describe the situation in which the army was warmly supported and welcomed by the masses.
Source: "Mencius Hui Liang Wang Shang": "Eating the kettle marrow to meet Julian Waghann." The soldiers who won the battle were displayed on the river and were welcomed by the local people.
Ming Luo Guanzhong's Romance of the Three Kingdoms: On the 31st time, I drank a handful of dishes and a ladle of drinks. Describe a literati who is content with a poor and lofty life.
The origin of the idiom about food: The Analects of Confucius, Yongye: "One scoop of food and one scoop of drink, in a mean lane, people can't bear to worry, but go without changing their fun." And there is ~, enough not to die.
Tang Hanyu carved clams in The Book with Li Ao, which refers to exquisite and delicious food. Origin: eating exquisite utensils and food without carved plates.
Origin: irreconcilable tripod: ancient cooking utensils with three feet and two ears; Tai: Dading. The seasoning in the tripod.
Metaphor dealing with state affairs. More refers to the responsibilities of the prime minister.
—— The origin of the idiom describing food: "Biography of Pei Du in the Old Tang Dynasty": "When you smell it, you don't want the joy of medicine, but you want to adjust the power of the tripod." Stuart, how can you stand under one person and sit above ten thousand people? ~, explain yin and yang.
The second breakthrough of Yuan Anonymous's "chain plan": cutting off; Limulus: Pickled vegetables or pickles, etc. Refers to simple and poor food.
Describe poor mechanics. Source: Songshi Wenying's Record of Shan Ye, Hunan: "Fan Zhongyan was poor, studied in a monastery in Changbai Mountain, made a porridge, and after staying, he took a knife painting as four pieces, two pieces in the morning and two pieces in the evening, and broke dozens of stems for three years."
Broken porridge means that the food is simple and meager. Describe poor mechanics.
The same as "broken porridge". Source: Feng Qing Guifen's "Preface to Pan Yiting's 50th Birthday of Jing Qing": "Shaoling Qiufeng Caotang has the wish of Xia Guang Wan Jian; Wen Xi broke the porridge, but he has the ambition to worry first and then be happy. "
The gift of the goose was abolished: preservation. Refers to the ancient etiquette form has died out, leaving only food-the idiom about food comes from the 27th chapter of the Biography of Heroes of Children in the Qing Dynasty: "Today, this ancient system of geese is refined into a custom, and it is called a friendship between friends. This is called a gift from the goose. "
As objects and attributes; It means that rotten clothes and food are not worthy of the name: poverty. Ragged clothes and food.
Source: The Analects of Confucius: "Scholars are ashamed of bad clothes and food, and they should not do it." A gentleman is worried about Taoism but not poor, a scholar is ambitious, and a shame is not enough.
Zhang's "On Reading Classics without Harm" is the object and supplement: it refers to poor clothes and food. Bad clothes and food: brown rice. Wear rags and eat rice cooked with brown rice.
Describe living frugally. Source: Shi's "On Rites, Righteousness and Faithfulness Enough to Become Virtue": "I think that anyone who has a country should be naked and have no food to eat, and work together with the peasants to rule one person's body and do it for himself."
As object and complement; Ragged clothes and food. Hungry tigers pounce on food just as hungry tigers pounce on food. Metaphor action is fierce and rapid.
—— The origin of the idiom describing food: Wu Ming Cheng En's Journey to the West 5 1: "Hungry tigers can eat best, and dragons can be fierce when they play with water." As soon as the man arrived, he hugged me like a cat catching a mouse and cried, "Dear sister-in-law, wait for me."
The twelfth verse of Cao Qingxue Qin's Dream of Red Mansions is the object and attribute; Describe the action is fierce. Hungry tigers pounce on sheep just as hungry tigers pounce on food. Metaphor action is fierce and rapid.
Source: Ming Hongkun's "Yao Honglian, Zen Master of Wubinjie, Tang Hua, Qingping Mountain": "The woman who first invaded the world is like a hungry tiger." Used as attribute and object; Describe fast, fierce, greedy, thin, thin: meager.
Bad clothes, bad food. Describe life as very frugal.
Source: A Brief History of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty in Liang Shu: "Can take the lead in eating thin clothes for sophisticated people and the Philippines. Please start alone. " Gao Liang Jin xiu Gao, Liang: fat and flour and rice.
Generally refers to food; Gorgeous: Exquisite and gorgeous silk fabrics. Use beautiful clothes to describe the luxurious life of rich people.
The origin of the idiom about food: Cao Qingxue Qin's fourth story of A Dream of Red Mansions: "So although this Li Wan is widowed in youth and lives in a beautiful place, it means' a dying ember'." Do heavy work and eat light food.
Describe hard work and self-motivation. Hui, also known as "light".
It is the same as "attacking bitterness and eating light". Source: Historical Records and Biography of Liu He: "Fighting with Your Majesty can be recited."
Strike hard and eat lightly: do it; If: hard; Light: light. Do heavy work and eat light food.
Describe hard work and self-motivation. Source: Historical Records Liu He Biography: "Fighting with Your Majesty (Light)."
Those who learn to teach, read classics intensively, don't fan in summer, don't cook in winter and don't rest at night are all over the age of 60. "Song Shi Xu Zhongxing Biography" drum belly contains food drum belly: drum belly, that is, full; Feed: food contained in the mouth.
Pat your stomach with your mouth full of food. Describe the carefree life in the Taiping era.
The origin of the idiom describing food: "Zhuangzi horseshoe": "When my husband was in Xushi He, the people were at a loss, including feeding and swimming." Yao Tianshun celebrated for more than three days and sang everywhere.
For the first time, Cai's Biography of Yue Quan included the food that swells the belly: the food contained in the mouth; Belly bulge: A bulging belly means you are full. Pat your stomach with your mouth full of food.
Describe the carefree life in the Taiping era. Source: "Zhuangzi horseshoe": "When Xushi He was a husband, the houses didn't know anything about it, including eating and swimming, so the people could use it."
Steamed glutinous rice cake, chewed a ~. Qing Lvyuan Li's "Qi Lu Deng" back to the eighty-fourth.
3. Idioms describing the luxury of many foods, delicious luxury and gorgeous clothes; Delicious, delicious. Everything is fine.
Source: Lu's "Spring and Autumn Collection": "Today's husband attackers compete with the five soldiers and waste clothes and food. One day, the attacked people will be unhappy."
Eat delicious food while you are fat and ride a good horse. Describe the luxury of life.
Source: Wang Qingtao's History of the Yuan Dynasty: "Those who are lazy are willing to fatten them. The country has been under three generations, so it is dangerous."
Carving clams refers to delicate and delicious food.
Phoenix marrow dragon liver metaphor is rare and delicious.
Source: Ren "Dong, I will be my lover's place": "He is so good that he suffers from his phoenix marrow dragon liver; I should chew my tongue, so I'm ashamed that I didn't leave two women. "
Sweet fat generally refers to delicious food.
Source: Southern Dynasty Yue's "On Monk Food": "There are three disturbing people: one is snobbish and glorious, the other is enchanting and boring, and the third is sweet and fat."
Gao Liang Jin xiu Gao, Liang: fat and flour and rice. Generally refers to food; Gorgeous: Exquisite and gorgeous silk fabrics. Use beautiful clothes to describe the luxurious life of rich people.
Source: Cao Qingxue Qin's fourth episode of A Dream of Red Mansions: "So although this Li Wan is young and widowed, she lives in the beautiful scenery of the frost beam, which means' incomplete embers'."
Hou Fu Shi Yu Hou Fu: the clothes of princes; Jade food: delicious food. Wear prince's clothes and eat precious food. Describe the luxury of life.
Source: "Han Shu Zhuan Xu Xia": "Waiting for the king to eat, destroying customs."
Jinboyuye is a metaphor for fine wine.
Source: Ming Luo Guan Zhong's Romance of the Three Kingdoms, the eighty-eighth time: "Today, I heard that my mother was in prison, although Jinbo Jade Liquid could not be swallowed."
As we all know: cut fine meat; Barbecue: Barbecue. Pickled food and baked food are both popular foods. Refers to the delicious food that everyone likes to eat. Metaphorically, a good poem is praised and sued.
Source: Don Yi Yan, the King of the Five Dynasties, Volume 10: "Such as" the sound of water is always in the ear, the mountains are always in the door ",and" sweeping trees to take pictures, patting the bed and playing the piano "are all well-known."
The liver of the forest is the marrow of the forest and the marrow of the phoenix. Extremely delicious food.
Clothing refers to beautiful clothes and delicious food.
Mountain skin water originally refers to the delicious food produced in the mountains and rivers. Later it was called delicious.
Source: Yuefu Poetry, Yan She Poetry, Sui, Tang and Yuan Poetry: "The Tao is high, the things are prepared for more food, and the mountain skin is good for water."
Mountain products and Shanghai are not right, but it is true that mountain products and Shanghai are delicious. All kinds of precious foods produced in Shan Ye and the sea. Generally refers to rich dishes.
Delicious seafood: refers to all kinds of seafood. All kinds of precious foods produced in Shan Ye and the sea. Generally refers to rich dishes.
Source: A poem on Chang 'an Road, Wu Ying, Tang Wei: "Mountains and seas throw hedges to cook calves like sunflowers."
Delicious food and seafood All kinds of precious foods produced in Shan Ye and the sea. Generally refers to rich dishes.
Source: A poem on Chang 'an Road, Wu Ying, Tang Wei: "Mountains and seas throw hedges to cook calves like sunflowers."
Eating fish and meeting mackerel is a metaphor for changing tastes and not being monotonous. Mackerel cooked with fish is delicious.
Land and water: refers to the precious grain produced by land and water. All kinds of delicious food are on display. Describe rich dishes.
Source: Tang Bai Juyi's poem "Light Fat": "Glory overflows to the sky, and the land and water are eight treasures."
Fresh clothes and delicious food: glory. Wearing gorgeous clothes and eating delicious food. Describe a rich life.
Source: Feng Ming Menglong's "Warning Records" Volume 17: "De said that although it is not the first time to borrow a monk's room, the books are full of fresh food."
Endless aftertaste describes a wonderful poem, song or delicious food that is unforgettable.
Sweet and fat: full; Hua: I'm full. Eat greasy food. Describe the luxury and luxury of life.
Source: The first time in Cao Qingxueqin's Dream of Red Mansions: "On this day, I want to make up for a past event. On this day, I am grateful for the education of my father and brother and the discipline of my teachers and friends, so that I have accomplished nothing today and have been poor for half my life to show the world. "
Click your lips and lick your lips to describe greed. This also means that the food tastes good.
Source: The tenth paragraph of Yang Shuo's "Three Thousand Miles of Rivers and Mountains": "Zhen Wu eats sweet and fragrant, smacking his mouth while eating, so delicious."
Click on your lips and tongue to describe the greedy face. This also means that the food tastes good.
Source: Duanmu Hongliang's "Horqin Banner Grassland" II: "The dish came up, and the old man praised the taste of this dish with his lips."
Delicious: delicious, delicious: food. Precious and delicious food. Also known as "shy and delicate".
The treasure of pearls and jade refers to the delicacies produced by land and water.
Source: Three Kingdoms Cao Weizhi's "Seven Wonders": "The mountain cockroach, the pearl is the treasure."
4. Words to describe the food (about 20 words, the more the better) The words to describe the food are: Babaoyu is delicious, widely known, smooth and tender, full of gravy, full of taste, long aftertaste, soft and smooth in the mouth, crisp and fragrant, crisp and tender outside, smooth and delicious, full of color and flavor, and compelling aroma.
First, eight treasures and jade food
1. The idiom "eight treasures eat" generally refers to exquisite food. Its origin: The Romance of the West Chamber, which was written by Jieyuan in the east of Shanxi Province, Volume III: "Eight Baoyu invited a doctor for a meal, and a thousand words made a good business".
Second, its taste is endless.
1, the taste is endless. The description is profound and memorable. Source: Song Zhuxi's Notes on the Four Books of The Doctrine of the Mean: "If you release it, it will melt, but if you roll it, it will be hidden. Its taste is endless and practical. "
Third, the outside is crisp and the inside is tender.
1, crispy outside and tender inside was originally used to describe cooked food. In terms of online buzzwords, it is the same as "being struck by lightning" to describe a great feeling when encountering something.
Fourth, the aftertaste is endless.
1 refers to the taste left after eating, which means that the more you think about it afterwards, the more meaningful it becomes. Source: Wang Song Yucheng's poem "Olive": "It takes a long time to taste sweet."
Five, eight treasures and jade food
1, explanation: refers to exquisite dishes in general, and its origin is "The West Chamber" in Jieyuan, Jindong. Volume III: "Eight treasures and jade are invited to eat by Lang, and a thousand words are good for business."
5. Idioms describing food, delicacies and delicacies.
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[Interpretation] Mountain delicacies: exotic foods produced in the mountains; Seafood: Delicious in the sea. Refers to all kinds of precious foods produced in mountains and seas. Now it refers to all kinds of delicious food.
[Language] Tang Wei Wu Ying's poem "Chang 'an Road" reads: "Mountain treasures and sea mistakes abandon fences; Boiling calves and frying lambs is like folding sunflowers. "
[shape discrimination] taste; You can't write "ignorance".
[Near Meaning] Food, mountain products, Pheasant
[antonym] Rough tea and light rice are commonplace.
[Usage] Used as a compliment. Generally used as subject and object.
[Structure] Combined type.
[Discrimination] Both ~ and "Gu Ye" can mean "gourmet". But ~ refers to precious food; And "Pheasant" emphasizes "wild"; The game; Wild vegetables.
[example] nothing ~; A little sweet; Fatty food; This is enough to make the children jump for joy.
Exotic cuisine from mountains and seas
6. Idioms to describe many foods What idioms describe many foods are: the forefinger moves, the tracts are delicious, the meals are gluttonous, the chicken marrow and the liver are delicious, the aftertaste is endless, the lips and teeth are fragrant, the color and flavor are delicious, and it is mouth-watering, and the eight treasures are delicious.
1, forefinger moves [shí zhǐ dà dòng]: It originally refers to the omen of delicious food, and later describes the greedy appearance when seeing delicious food.
2. Yupan cuisine [yùpán zhn Xiū]: gorgeous dishes and precious food.
3. Gluttony [tāo ti dà cān]: a metaphor for a vicious and greedy person or a metaphor for a greedy person.
4, phoenix marrow dragon liver [fèng suǐ lóng gān]: a metaphor for rare and delicious.
5, endless aftertaste [huí wèi wú qióng]: aftertaste: refers to the aftertaste after eating. This is a metaphor for remembering things. The more you think about it, the more interesting it is.
6, lips and teeth remain fragrant [chún chǐ liú xiāng]: After eating, the fragrance still stays in the mouth, with endless aftertaste.
7. Good color and taste [sè wè i jê ji ā]: describes food with good color and taste.
8. Drooling [chuí xián yù dī]: saliva: saliva. I am so greedy that my mouth is watering. Describe a very greedy look.
9. Eight Baoyu foods [bā zhē nù shí]: refers to exquisite dishes.
10, its taste is endless [qí wèi wú qióng]: its taste is endless. The description is profound and unforgettable.