Absolutely: broken. As uninterrupted as running water.
Describe eloquence very well, and speak continuously. After the Tang Dynasty, Wang Renyu's "The Legacy of Kaiyuan Tianbao": "Zhang Jiuling is good at talking, and every time he discusses the theme with his guests, he talks endlessly, such as taking a pill in Xiaosaka."
Gender neutral words. Synonyms are endless, antonyms are tongue-tied, and two-part allegorical sayings are speechless. The reservoir opens the floodgates to release water-a steady stream of eloquent speeches by spot English translation] Ye Zi's One Night in the Mountain Village: "Two lines of tears as big as pearls rolled out!" "I can't live without Wang Bao's passport to Li Liu. Nobody can stop me, and I can't go on. I crossed the Yellow River with hundreds of thousands of soldiers. "
Chen's Water Margin (Chapter 20). I can't believe that the young driver who said few words said so much to his uncle Lao Zhao.
Who do you like in LinYu's works? The mystery of lanterns is vast.
Allusions are endless, which is also equivalent to endless. This idiom comes from Wang Renyu's "Kaiyuan Tianbao Heritage" in the late Five Dynasties.
During the reign of Emperor Xuanzong of the Tang Dynasty, there was a prime minister in Li Longji named Zhang Jiuling, who was famous for his eloquence. Seeing that Tang Xuanzong neglected to govern the country, he advised him many times.
Zhang Jiuling advocates appointing people on their merits and recruiting talents, and has set up a special organization to select talents. Whenever he talks about the Bible with his guests, he always gushes.
Later, Zhang Jiuling was removed from the post of prime minister because he offended powerful Li. Chatter (Chinese idiom) Idiom information Pinyin: diédiébùXi \u English: Chatter without stop Explanation: Chatter: Describe the sound.
Go on. Usage: more formal; As predicate, attribute and adverbial; There is a derogatory example: Liao Ersao is still sulking.
(Sha Ting's Howling) Synonyms: gushing, eloquent, relishing, nagging, talking about antonyms: taciturn, tight-lipped, taciturn. Two-part allegorical sayings: riddles of plates and lamps on the wine table: White clouds pass by endlessly. The idiom comes from the Biography of Zhang Han's History: "Hou Fu Jiang and Hou Dong Yang are called elders, and they were once unable to export their words. Idiom story During the Western Han Dynasty, Emperor Wendi sent a princess to Attila as a queen to collect porridge, so as to ensure the peace of the border and let eunuchs escort the princess. After the Bank of China arrived, it surrendered to the Xiongnu and made suggestions for the Xiongnu. The envoys of the Han Dynasty laughed at the Huns who lived in tents, and the Bank of China responded that they would only dress up and talk endlessly.
A spout is also called a spout. Also known as "the mouth is like a hanging river".
Such as flowing, gushing, agile, good at defense. From Liu Song Yiqing in the Southern Dynasties, Shi Shuo Xin Yu Appreciation: "Wang Taiwei said,' Guo's comments are like streams that are inexhaustible.
Romance of the Three Kingdoms: If Su Qin, Zhang Yi, Lu Jia and Li Sheng come again, their mouths will be like a hanging river, and their tongues will be like swords, so Ann can move my heart! "Jin Ping Mei Ci Hua" The third time: "Han Daoguo! But when you see people, you sit or stand, and you talk like a river. " Pronunciation is eloquent: kǒu ruo Xuán hé eloquent idioms with pinyin explanation if: such as, such as; Hanging river: waterfall, pouring rapids.
Words are like waterfalls, gushing. Described as eloquent, eloquent and articulate.
Many people admit that he is very eloquent. But his father-in-law despised him for it. Many people envy his eloquence, but his father-in-law looks down on him for it. He described it as eloquent and articulate. "Biography of Guo Xiang in the Book of Jin": "Every Cloud of Wang Yan" says: "Listening to elephants is like pouring water, which is inexhaustible. "
The source is "Shi Shuo Xin Yu Appreciation" in the Qing Dynasty of the Southern Dynasties: "Guo's talk is like a river, inexhaustible." Usage subject-predicate type; As predicate, object and attribute; Neutral words.
For example, chapter 4 of Wu Qin Jingzi's Scholars: "The magistrate of a county can't help but believe what he says when he sees that he is a thief with a glib tongue at that time." Back to Zhou Sheng's Biography of Awakening Marriage in Qing Dynasty 18: "Clever tongue is like a spring, clever tongue is like a spring."
He is eloquent and witty. Synonyms are eloquent, talkative and boastful. Kan Kan talks are full of words. The antonym of eloquence and wit is taciturn, speechless, silent, clumsy and silent. In the Jin Dynasty, there was a great scholar named Guo Xiang, whose name was Xuan.
He was already a very talented person when he was young. In particular, he can carefully observe some phenomena in daily life and then calmly think about the truth.
So his knowledge is very profound, and he often has original opinions on things. Later, he devoted himself to the study of Laozi and Zhuangzi and had a deep understanding of Laozi and Zhuangzi.
After some years, the court sent someone to invite him again and again. He really couldn't refuse, so he agreed and became an assistant minister at the Yellow Gate.
When he arrived in Beijing, he was able to talk about everything clearly because of his rich knowledge. Besides, his eloquence is very good and he likes to express his opinions very much, so whenever people listen to him, they feel with relish. At that time, there was a captain named Wang Yan who appreciated Guo Xiang's eloquence very much. He often praised Guo Xiang in front of others, saying, "Listening to Guo Xiang is like an upside-down river that keeps pouring down and never dries up."
Guo Xiang's eloquence illustrates this point. Later generations described people who are good at talking as "eloquent". Once they speak, they are like an upside-down river, articulate, and never stop.
Thank you for your adoption.
2. The word description of four words is 1. Mià ào yǔ lián zh explanation: Julian: Beaded beads.
Interesting words come and go. His witty speech made everyone laugh.
Grammar: subject-predicate type; As predicate, object and clause; With praise 2, talk without talking (wěi wěi ér tán) Interpretation: the speech is continuous and vivid. Wei Yan: It describes speaking tirelessly or speaking beautifully.
Source: However, he is not "clumsy", but he is not artificial, just like an acquaintance, chatting. (Luxun's Preface to Two Essays on Street Pavilion and Two Novels by China New Literature Department) He spoke at the meeting.
Usage: as predicate and object; Of a talkative person. 3. kǒu ruòXun hé explanation: If: If, for example; Hanging river: waterfall.
Words are like waterfalls, gushing. Described as eloquent, eloquent and articulate.
Source: Appreciation of Shi Shuo Xin Yu in the Southern Dynasties: "Guo talks like water." Usage: subject-predicate type; As predicate, object and attribute; A derogatory example: Qing Wu Jingzi's "The Scholars" the fourth time: "The magistrate can't help but believe what he said, he is an exact thief."
Back to Zhou Sheng's Biography of Awakening Marriage in Qing Dynasty 18: "Clever tongue is like a spring, clever tongue is like a spring." 4, keep explaining: describe repeatedly, or often.
From: The Third Fold of Yuan's "Qiu Hu Plays Wife": "You have heard of Du Yu, and he keeps saying that Mr. Qiu might as well go home." Example: Han Shizhong and his men have arrived at the gate, and they are going to take away the two princes.
◎ The forty-seventh grammar of Cai's Yue Quanzhuan: conjoined body; As an adverbial; Repeat the description. 5. Say ancient (Shu Buke dào jρn). Explanation: From now on, talk about everything and comment on everything. Describe a wide range of topics.
Talk about the past and talk about the present. 6.Kǒ u Mù fù jià n explained: These words are sweet, but Fan Li has harmful ideas.
Describe the cunning and cunning of two-faced people. Said by Zi Tongzhi, the first year of Tianbao, Emperor Xuanzong of the Tang Dynasty in Ji Jian: "The world says that Li Fulin has honey in his mouth and a sword in his belly."
Example: This fellow is doing something he hates and is a friend. ◎ The twenty-fifth grammar of Wang Mingshi's Feng Mingji: combination; As predicate and attribute; With derogatory meaning 7. Basic explanation of euphemism (w m y á n): [Euphemism] Euphemism refuses to explain in detail: Euphemism.
Shen Qingfu's Six Chapters of a Floating Life: "Yan Jun is still angry, and my brother should return to Yangzhou. As soon as Yan Jun returned to Li, he persuaded him and then made a special move. "
Chapter 12 of Liu Qing's Entrepreneurial History Volume I: "Miles!" Guo Zhenshan politely stopped it uncomfortably. 8. Warning word (wēi yán)] Explanation: 1. Frankly speaking.
2. Predicate (behavior) is not just words. 3. sensational remarks.
4. Be careful. "Don't say your advantages.
5. scary words. 9. "rúm?r?n": The ears often listen, the eyes often see, and they are unconsciously affected.
(朰: wet; Dye: pollution. ) describe how much you have seen and listened to, which is invisibly affected, both good and bad.
Out: Inscription in Qinghe County Public Housing Cemetery: "You can learn but you can't learn." Song Zhuxi and Wang Shangshu wrote: "I was immersed in it to drown my conscience and didn't know it."
Use: combined; As predicate, attribute and clause; She has never read a book at all, but she can read some words only by ~ and recite a lot of Tang poems. (Guo Moruo's My Childhood) 10, articulate (né ng Shu not hu ià o) Interpretation: Describe a good speaker.
Source: Cao Qingxue Qin's Dream of Red Mansions, the seventy-fourth time: "Because he is more beautiful than others, he has grown into a Qiaozui Zhang. He dresses like a beauty every day, can get used to talking in front of people, and is better at grasping the key points." This man was born with two glib mouths.
(Qubo "Lin Yuan" 28) 1 1, clever tongue like a spring (qi m: o Shé rú huá ng) Interpretation: The tongue is smart and can make music as beautiful as reeds. Describe glib, good at sophistry and derogatory.
Source: "The Book of Songs" Xiaoya quipped: "Clever words are as thick as springs." The businessman cheated consumers by saying that the inferior products were superior products.
12, articulate (néng yán shàn biàn) Interpretation: capable: good at it. Describe eloquent, eloquent.
Source: Yuan Anonymous's "Qi Ying Bu" is the first fold: "In the battle of the colorful Lingbi, I sent a messenger to collect the cloth, and the cloth was cut off from the dragon, saying that I would not go because of illness. If he is eloquent, he will say that he has surrendered, and Wang Chi will still ... break the king. " Ex.: and it's eloquent.
-Li Qingru's "Mirror Flower Edge" is the eighteenth time; Liu Qing's entrepreneurial history: "The vocabulary in Guo Zhenshan's stomach is eloquent and used up." 13, glib tongue (lí ng yá lch ǐ) Interpretation: smart and sharp: smart and flexible.
Describe talking, flexible and clever. Source: Ren Jian's "The Status Quo of Wonders Witnessed in Twenty Years" 84: "Born ~, the most resourceful, I like Cheng and the Fourth Concubine very much."
Li Qingruzhen's "Mirror Flower Edge" the 18th time: "Besides, I am eloquent." 14, export chapter (ch ū k ǒ u ché ng zhā ng) [explanation]: once you open your mouth, it becomes an article.
Describe quick thinking and good eloquence. [Source]: "The Book of Songs Xiaoya Du Ren": "Du Ren, the fox hair is yellow and yellow, and his appearance remains unchanged."
[Example]: Everyone says that children are made. I am not convinced. The Lord can call in and try.
"Romance of the Three Kingdoms" by Luo Ming Guan Zhong, back to the 79th, 15, four seats of language shock (yǔjěng süzuà) Interpretation: four seats: people around you. Describe this speech as unique, novel and shocking.
Usually we divide the direction into four parts, namely southeast and northwest. Shock means that what someone said surprised everyone present.
16, incoherence (yǔ wú lún cì) Interpretation: incoherence: coherence. What a mess, isn't it?
3. Four-word idioms describing language are equally matched and can be used to "argue". Judas' words are eloquent.
Source: Zhang Ming Juzheng "Studying in the Hanlin Academy": "I saw a person, like a river, like a spring worker; If you spit Zou Mei, you will drive Lu Xie. "
Words can't describe it.
Source: Qing Wu Ren Jian's "The Present Situation of Wonders Witnessed in Twenty Years" 22: "Not all officials are those people, but when I lived in Nanjing, what I did above the officialdom was unsightly."
Illegible names: expressed in words; Description: To describe or describe. Words are beyond description.
Source: Chapter 14 of Laozi: "The rope cannot be named, and there is nothing to return to." Jin Gehong's Fairy Tale Wang Yuan: "Clothes are literary, not splendid, dazzling and indescribable."
Gag: refers to the expressions and actions in classical operas; Humorous words. Actors in traditional dramas and folk arts in China use funny actions or language in their performances.
Source: Ming Gaoming's "The Story of the Pipa": "Don't talk about gags, don't look for maids, just look at filial piety."
Interchange and build by laying bricks or stones, piece together; Fabricate. It refers to making people laugh with funny actions and witty language.
Source: The first play of Song Yiming's "Zhang Xie's No.1 Scholar": "No pains, no pains, no smiles."
A long speech Refers to a long speech or article with complex content and repeated words and phrases.
Source: Cao Qingxue Qin's "Dream of Red Mansions" Seventy-eighth Back: "Where is the manuscript? It is necessary to take a closer look and talk a long story. I don't know what it is. "
A lengthy discussion, speech or article.
Source: The seventh time in A Dream of Red Mansions: "See Mrs. Wang and Aunt Xue talking about housewives in detail."
Speak in words and you will write an article. Describe quick thinking and good eloquence.
Source: The Book of Songs Xiaoya Du Ren: "Du Ren, the fox's hair is yellow and yellow, and his appearance remains the same."
Say it and write an article. Describe quick thinking and good eloquence.
Source: Fan Wenlan's Buddhism and Buddhist Sects in the Tang Dynasty: "Xuanzang is proficient in Chinese Sanskrit and Buddhism. He translated the scripture into chapter by chapter, and the writer wrote as he liked. "
Words that fail to express meaning: words; Meaning: meaning. Refers to words that cannot accurately express meaning and feelings.