Travel around the world: wandering around, traveling around the world
The prodigal son returns: those who have not done their jobs well should turn over a new leaf.
Papilio Mania: A frivolous bee butterfly. Metaphor is frivolous man.
Wandering in the Jianghu: wandering around, living without a fixed place.
Prodigal Prime Minister: Li Bangyan, Prime Minister of Huizong in Northern Song Dynasty.
Wandering on the path: describes drifting on the path, just like running water and duckweed.
Butterfly Roaming Bee: It's like a wild bee. Just like a prodigal son.
Wandering: wandering outside, uncertain whereabouts.
Travel around the world: wandering around.
Wandering around, footprints all over the world.
Leisure drinking tea: refers to eating and drinking in the romantic field.
Spray: refers to ordinary flowers and plants.
The prodigal son never changes his money: it means that those who don't follow the right path are extremely valuable after reform.
What idioms are there that the first word is wavy and the tail is split?
Are you guessing the idioms on WeChat expressions?
The answer is: the sea boils and the mountains crack.
Pinyin: h m: I f è I sh ā n Li è
Short spell: hfsl
Commentary: [Explanation] The sea boiled and the rocks cracked. A metaphor for great momentum or strength. Also known as "sea boiling mountain shaking".
Source: [Source] Zhang Mingyi's "Hongfuji Drunken Returnees": "As far as sitting is concerned, you can distinguish dragons and snakes early, dreaming of butterflies in your sleeves, and those with malicious intentions have to drop their boots."
What are the idioms of "Three Waves"?
The idiom "wave" is 102.
Make waves. Metaphor makes trouble.
Wash the crown tassel in clear water with rough waves. Metaphor beyond the secular, moral integrity.
White waves hold up the sky: churning. Describe the storm.
Ride the wind and waves, go with the flow. Describe running around; Disturbed.
Riding the wind and waves describes the rapid progress on the channel.
Breaking the waves is a metaphor for being ambitious, not afraid of difficulties and going forward bravely.
Ride the wind and waves, and the boat rides the wind and waves. Metaphor to overcome difficulties and go forward bravely.
Riding the wind and waves is a metaphor for making waves by taking the opportunity.
Canglang old man refers to hermits and fishermen.
Go with the flow. Metaphor is to follow the crowd without a certain idea.
Wandering: wandering. Describe sloppy.
Big winds and waves refer to huge waves. It is a metaphor for the great turmoil and great changes in society. It also means that the struggle is sharp, complex, intense and arduous.
Big waves wash sand: wash with water. Remove impurities. Big waves wash sand. Metaphor can stand the test and screening in fierce struggle.
Diao's voice describes his posturing and frivolous tone.
Floating pen and floating ink refer to redundant words.
Wind and waves are metaphors of sinister encounters or severe tests.
Angry wind and stormy waves refer to strong winds and waves.
Floating flowers and waves is also called "floating flowers and waves". 1. Common flowers and plants. 2. Metaphor is frivolous. 3. The metaphor is a wanderer.
Echinacea refers to ordinary flowers and plants. Metaphor is frivolous.
The wind and waves are high.
Calm and calm: quiet; Ping: Diazepam. The wind has stopped and the waves have calmed down. Refers to no wind and waves. Metaphor is calm.
Gone with the wind means missing.
The cusp is a metaphor for the fierce and sharp social struggle outpost.
Drifting without drifting: frivolous and dissolute behavior; Failure: Failure to comply with prescribed laws. Refers to frivolous behavior and disobedience.
Wild and unruly: restraint. Self-indulgence, unruly, and unrestrained.
Free to wander at will. Use "wild".
Romantic love: grace. Wandering around.
Walking in the Jianghu: Indulge, not subject to any constraints. Live freely in every corner of the Jianghu.
A dissolute person who is not bound by customs and moral norms. Refers to people who have nothing to do and lead a dissolute life.
Wild and unrestrained. Use "wild".
Wild and unrestrained. Use "wild".
Wandering: debauchery; Skull: human body. Refers to the behavior that is not bound by secular etiquette.
Duckweed: Duckweed floating on the water; Wave stem: The stem of a plant in waves. Metaphor is a wandering prodigal son.
Feng Ping's roaming is a metaphor for roaming.
Calm means no wind and waves. Metaphor is calm.
Rise: to rise and appear. The wind is blowing and the waves are very big. Metaphor things one after another, the momentum is huge.
Calm: quiet. There is no romance. Metaphor is safe.
A gentle wind means no wind and waves. Metaphor is calm.
Floating: floating; Bo: Wandering. There are floating marks and wandering footprints everywhere. Metaphor is a wandering person or life.
Turbulent waves: scare; Tao: * * waves. Surging and frightening waves. Metaphor is a sinister environment or a sharp and fierce struggle.
Whale waves and crocodile waves are still stormy. Also known as "whale wave" and "whale wave".
Jun Bo Hu Lang described the waves as swift and violent.
Whales, angry waves, still words, stormy waves. Metaphor is a sinister environment or a sharp and fierce struggle.
Whale waves are a metaphor for a sinister environment or a sharp and fierce struggle. Both are "whale waves".
Metaphor is stormy, earth-shattering, and extremely unusual.
Surging waves: * * waves; Terrible: frightening. Surging and frightening waves. Metaphor is a sinister environment or a sharp and fierce struggle.
Rough, rough, scary. Metaphor is a sinister environment or a sharp and fierce struggle. Use "stormy waves"
Rough waves, angry waves, rough and frightening waves. Metaphor is a sinister environment or a sharp and fierce struggle. Use "stormy waves"
Whale waves and huge waves are still stormy. Metaphor is a sinister environment or a sharp and fierce struggle.
Violent waves: fierce waves. Metaphor situation or situation is very sinister and critical.
Strong winds and waves, huge waves. Refers to a change with rapid momentum or strong impact at the same time.
Crazy bees and butterflies are metaphors for frivolous and dissolute men.
A frivolous bee butterfly. Metaphor is frivolous man.
Wild waves and waves are metaphors of violent social movements.
Outrageous is a metaphor for violent social movements. With "wild waves".
The butterfly mad bee is frivolous. Metaphor is frivolous man.
Wandering: the same as Lang Lang, Qing; Gan Kun: Heaven and Earth. Describe political clarity and peace in the world.
Waves, butterflies and bees are metaphors of a frivolous man who likes to tease women.
Waste of pen and ink means that people's works are poor or the articles are too complicated.
Against the wind, bad waves are a metaphor for a sinister situation.
Calm down, calm down. The metaphor is very calm.
Wandering around, wandering around.
Tiger waves in Longjiang are used to making waves.
Wandering in the Jianghu: wandering around; Jianghu: refers to all places. Wandering around, living without a fixed place.
Wandering: wandering around; Pingji: Like duckweed, floating. Describe the trail drifting, just like duckweed.
Travel around the world: wandering around. Wandering around, footprints all over the world.
Travel around the world: wandering around. Wandering around, footprints all over the world.
Drinking refers to eating and drinking in the romantic arena.
Lei Lang is uninhibited, open-minded and unrestrained. With "openness and uninhibited".
Spray refers to ordinary flowers and plants.
Waves, waves, gas and strange sounds.
Calm, calm. The metaphor is very calm.
The prodigal son returns: a prodigal son. People who don't do their jobs turn over a new leaf.
Prodigal Prime Minister Prodigal Son: Doing nothing but wandering people. Refers to the Northern Song Dynasty Huizong Prime Minister Li Bangyan.
Calm down, calm down, calm down. It's not just a metaphor for peace and nothingness.
Breaking the waves is breaking the waves.
Breaking the waves and riding the wind is a metaphor for overcoming difficulties and going forward bravely. With "Braving the Wind and Waves"
Piaoping hesitates: Piaoping; Bo: Wandering. There are floating marks and wandering footprints everywhere. Describe the trail drifting, just like duckweed.
Splash: pungent; Wave: Wave. Intense tone, wild momentum. Describe the way to cause a sensation.
Extravagance: pay attention to ostentation and extravagance. Waste manpower and material resources to make the scene look good.
Wandering like duckweed and waves. Metaphor is wandering everywhere, living without a fixed place.
The image of duckweed and waves is as homeless as waves. Metaphor is wandering around, with no definite trace.
Light waves and thin waves allow people to be frivolous.
Drifting with the waves ① The appearance of turbulence. (2) refers to peers stopping together. (3) Go with the flow. (4) Jude words go with the flow, follow the crowd.
Make waves, make waves, cause. Originally refers to the fairy tale of monsters casting spells and causing waves. After more metaphor to incite emotions, stir up trouble.
Pentium with the wind; Disturbed. (2) Jude words follow the crowd.
Adding fuel to the flames is a metaphor for encouraging and encouraging the momentum and development of things (mostly bad things) and expanding their influence.
Make waves: rise. Add fuel to the flames and set off waves. Metaphor encourages bad guys to do bad things, incites emotions and creates troubles.
There is no wind, but there are waves. Metaphor for no reason. It means deliberately making trouble.
There is no smoke without fire. It means deliberately making trouble. Just like "there is no smoke without fire".
There is no smoke without fire. It means deliberately making trouble. Just like "there is no smoke without fire".
Make waves, make waves, cause. Originally refers to the fairy tale of monsters casting spells and causing waves. After more metaphor to incite emotions, stir up trouble.
Leisure tea and wine refers to eating, drinking and loitering.
Make waves, set off storms and spread waves. Metaphor to incite emotions, stir up trouble.
Stir up the flames, stir up trouble, etc.
Make waves. Originally refers to the fairy tale of monsters casting spells and causing waves. After more metaphor to incite emotions, stir up trouble.
Make waves, make waves, cause. Originally refers to the fairy tale of monsters casting spells and causing waves. After more metaphor to incite emotions, stir up trouble.
Laughing waves and laughing proudly describe banter and laughing.
Making waves, the legendary swordsman described it as joking and laughing.
Making waves and dying in vain is a waste of life, and nothing will be achieved in old age.
Wandering bees and butterflies are a metaphor for a frivolous person who likes to tease women.
Go with the flow: chase the waves; Go with the flow: go with the flow. Metaphor means that a person lacks an independent mind and always follows the fashion and follows the crowd.
What are the idioms that begin with the word "si"?
The prodigal son goes back to the end of the world, wandering around the rivers and lakes, drinking tea, floating flowers, floating flowers, floating butterflies, swimming bees, prodigal son, prime minister, floating flowers, floating flowers, prodigal son, prodigal son, prodigal son, prodigal son, prodigal son, prodigal son, prodigal son.
What is the idiom "Wu"?
Idioms with waves include: making waves, breaking waves, chasing waves, pushing waves, chasing waves, making waves without wind, cutting waves, surging waves, chasing waves with the wind, breaking waves with the wind, surging waves, crashing waves, and Longjiang Tiger waves.
First of all, make waves
Interpretation: Originally, it refers to the monsters in fairy tales casting spells to stir up a storm. After many metaphors to incite emotions, stir up trouble or sabotage.
Source: Yuan Anonymous's "Lock the Mirror" is the first fold: "There are two rivers in history, cold sources, and there is a dumpling in Hanoi, which makes waves and harms people."
Second, long winds and waves
Interpretation: It is a metaphor for being ambitious, not afraid of difficulties and going forward bravely.
Origin: One day, I will ride the wind and waves, sail straight up and cross the deep sea. -Li Bai, "It's hard to go"
Translation: can ride the wind and waves; Hang Yun Fan high and move forward in the sea.
Third, chasing waves with the wind
Interpretation: Running around, drifting with the flow, still drifting with the flow.
Source: Guo Moruo's "Tiger Symbol" Act IV: "People are not calm, just like duckweeds on the water, and the leaves in the air are also blown by the wind."
Fourth, the stormy waves
Explanation: the turbulent and frightening waves are a metaphor for a sinister environment or a sharp and fierce struggle.
Source: Qing Li Yuan Tiao's "Song of the Wind Crossing the Yellow River": "I heard that the Yellow River fell from the sky, and the waves were raging."
How the water of the Yellow River moves the sky, the stormy waves rumble.
Five, there is no smoke without fire.
Interpretation: There are waves without wind. Metaphor gives birth to right and wrong for no reason. Deliberately create trouble out of thin air.
Source: Tang Yunxi's "Huang Bai Duan Ji Zen Master Wan Ling Lu": "When Damocles came, there was no wind and no waves; Buddha flowers are a loss. "
The idiom "Lu" begins with the word "Lang"
Idioms beginning with the word wave:
The prodigal son returns,
Wandering around the world,
The prodigal son will never change his gold,
Wandering the rivers and lakes,
Romantic dick,
Drinking, drinking,
Prime minister of prodigal son,
Wandering gankun,
Calm down, calm down.
What are the idioms of "Qi" with "Wave"?
Feng Ping wanders around the world, making waves, making waves, there is no smoke without fire, stormy waves, wandering childe, drifting with the tide, scouring empty waves, blowing waves, whitewashing peace and calm.