Outstanding
Fuletang
Rich explanation: gorgeous; Magnificent: magnificent and majestic. Describe the grand and luxurious house. It also describes poetry as gorgeous.
The source of Qing Wenkang's Biography of Heroes of Children dates back to the 34th time: "Looking under the lamp, we can see that the sages of past dynasties have three magnificent questions."
Structural combination.
Usage is often used to describe architecture; Decoration and scenes; Sometimes it is also used to describe the gorgeous language and style of an article. Generally used as predicate, attribute and complement.
Distinguish the emperor; Can't write "brilliant".
Synonym is resplendent and beautiful.
The antonym is four walls at home, poor.
~ Discrimination with "Brilliance": They all described buildings and gorgeous furniture. But ~ focus on "great momentum"; "It looks magnificent"; And it can be described as "style" gorgeous; "resplendent" focuses on "dazzling bright colors"; I can't describe "style".
The shop has been decorated. Look ~.
⑵ Extract an idiom from Party A and Party B, and then summarize the similarities between Hebo and Huangdi.
At first, he was arrogant, but later he dared to take responsibility and reflect.
(3) The girl saved the general, and the general made a request. The girl was so angry that she threw herself into the river and produced an idiom, you know?
This idiom is a good girl. The origin of this idiom is that in the Spring and Autumn Period, a woman saved Wu Zixu's life, and Wu Zixu made a request. The woman felt humiliated and threw herself into the river. Wu Zixu was deeply ashamed. After he made a fortune, he threw his daughter into the river to repay the woman and repent his sins, from which the word was derived.
When Wu Zixu fled to Wu, he began to help Wu to make Qiang Bing rich and became a general of Wu. After Wu Zixu became famous, he came to the river and threw his daughter into the river to thank the girl for saving his life. Since then, the word "good girl" has been passed down from generation to generation.
(4) What is the idiom "one river bank" for many people?
Arrow of the target: arrow; The center of the arrow target A target hit by an arrow. Metaphor is the object of attack.
Begging for this case.
5] The riverbank and the ant nest play an idiom.
Answer: The levee of a thousand miles collapsed in the ant nest.
The idiom "A levee of a thousand miles is destroyed by an ant's nest".
Athena Chu qi ā n l ǐ zh and d ǐ, hui yuyǐXué.
Interpretation of destruction: destruction. Ant nest: an ant's cave. Refers to a long dam, which will eventually be destroyed by the bite of small ants. Metaphor means that not paying attention to small things will lead to catastrophe or serious losses.
Used as object and attribute; Used in written language.
A synonym for holding wood, born on a nine-story platform, begins with the foundation of soil, many a mickle makes a mickle, butterfly effect and so on.
The antonym is a drop in the ocean
Rhyme: fishing for the moon in the sea, spring leaking, month and month all the year round, courage and insight in Qin Yue, farsightedness, both arts and sciences, moon freezing, wolves and mice stealing, metabolism.
Dear, I hope I can help you ~
[6] What four words are filled in the river bank?
There are no four words to describe the river bank, and there are no words to describe the river bank; Strong, tall, perfect, beautiful and slender.
First, solid.
Pronunciation: Jin güde
Interpretation: the combination is close and not easy to destroy; Firm; Strong: position ~.
* * * * * People's Preface: "The staunch ally of the proletariat is the peasants."
Second, he is tall.
Pronunciation: gāo gāo de
Interpretation: high, high.
Step 3 finish
Pronunciation: jún gōng de
Interpretation: project completion: ~ acceptance.
Fourth, beautiful.
Pronunciation: méI léde
Interpretation: Let people see * * *; Beauty: How solemn the mountains and rivers of the motherland are.
Source: Wei Wei "Who is the cutest person": "Their hearts are so beautiful and so broad!"
Five, long
Pronunciation: zh m: ng zh m: ng zhǎng zhǎng de
1, often; Often.
2. Long-term.
3. Respect is growing.
Once, why did the girl save the escaped general, but after the general made a request, she threw herself into the river, so the idiom was born?
Looking back at the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period, people all know the story of Gou Jian, the King of Yue, who tried to eat his bread. Almost at the same time, a man, like Gou Jian, endured and finally got a chance to get revenge. This is Wu Zixu, a native of Chu.
Wu Zixu was born in an official family in Chu in his early years. His father, Wu She, once served as the teacher of Prince Taifu, that is, Prince Jian 'an. However, framed by the villain Fei Wuji, Wu She and her younger brother Wu Shang were finally killed by the King of Chu, leaving only Wu Zixu. With hatred for Chou He, who killed his father and brother for the King of Chu, he started his own escape.
But many years later, Wu Zixu realized his wish and became an important general of Wu. In 506 BC, Wu Zixu leveled the capital of Chu, and he was also worried that Miss Unknown, who gave her food in those years, would personally put her daughter in the place where she dived.
Later generations thus gave birth to the idiom "a good girl". At first, beautiful quality was described, and later "daughter" was regarded as precious, so "good girl" was often described as all unmarried women.
What's the idiom to break through a big river?
Surging waves
What is the story of an ant knocking down a river bank?
Idiom name: A levee of a thousand miles collapses in an ant nest.
Pronunciation of idioms: qi ā n l ǐ zh ǐ d ǐ, kuì yú yǐ xuè.
Idiom definition: embankment back: dam; Collapse: collapse; Answer ant hole: ant hole. A small ant hole can break a long dam. This is a metaphor. Carelessness in small things can lead to catastrophe.
The origin of the idiom: Han Fei Yu Zi Lao in the pre-Qin period: "The dike of thousands of feet, collapsed in the ant nest, collapsed in the ant nest; A room of 100 feet was burned by smoke from a sudden crack. "