Splendid and magnificent: describe the gorgeous decoration of buildings, dazzling.
Magnificence: describe the grandeur and luxury of the house.
High-profile: describes a solemn or fair appearance.
Intrigue: refers to the staggered and exquisite structure of the palace building.
Perfection: It is a metaphor for the perfection of kung fu.
Metaphor is meticulous processing.
A family has four walls: there are only four walls at home. Describe being poor and having nothing.
Extending in all directions: refers to the bright and spacious windows.
Unprecedented: exaggeratedly described as unique.
Unprecedented: unprecedented.
Staggered: Cross horizontally and vertically. Also described the situation as complicated.
Second to none: extend to the best.
Stand out from the crowd: the metaphor is very prominent.
Outstanding: superior to others of its kind.
Unique: the metaphor is unique, novel and unique.
Immortality: A good reputation will last forever.
Beads are round and smooth: moist: delicate and smooth. Round as beads, smooth as jade. It is a metaphor for beautiful singing or smooth and lively writing.
Three palaces and six hospitals: generally refers to harem concubines.
Deep House Courtyard: A walled courtyard with many toilets.
Carving a beam and painting a building: refers to a very gorgeous house decorated with colorful paintings.
2. Idioms to describe houses (ten urgent needs) Biwahu Zhu Mei: Roof.
Describe the gorgeous beauty of this building. Lake Biwa Lake in Zhu Yan: turquoise tiles; Eaves: Eaves.
Blue tiles and red eaves. Describe the beauty of architecture.
Felt tile refers to a few bricks and tiles left after the building is destroyed. Layer by layer: repeated and continuous; Pavilion: A house built on a platform.
Describe scattered buildings. Stepped terrace: An open house built on the terrace of Gao Lu.
Layers of high platforms, open houses built on high platforms. Describe pavilions and other buildings, high and low, strewn at random.
Carving beams and painting houses: carving and carving flowers; Embroiderer: the gateway to sculpture and painting. Carving and painting gorgeous buildings.
Carved beams and embroidered columns: decorated with colorful paintings. The beams are decorated with colorful paintings, and the columns are wrapped with splendid paintings.
Describe the luxury of architecture. Carving jade describes rich buildings.
Carved jade carving: carving and painting; Column: railing; Masonry: stone steps. Describe a magnificent building.
Pavilion: A house with more than two floors. Refers to various buildings.
Hall: A tall house. The nail head above the nail head phosphorus building is dazzling.
The broken tile ruins describe the scene of the collapse and fragmentation of the building. Swing for cold smoke: destruction, destruction; Cold: cold.
Refers to buildings such as houses burned down, leaving only faint cold smoke. Describe complete destruction, no longer exists.
Building a great project: founding; Civil engineering: refers to building engineering. Building houses on a large scale.
Tanya Kettanya: the pillar of the house; Raft: a square rafter. The pillars were painted red and the rafters were carved with patterns.
Describe the exquisite and gorgeous architecture. Gefei Liu Dan Gefei: Elevated Pavilion Road; Liu Dan: The pigments in the colored decorations are bright and flowing.
The pavilion built in the air is painted with bright red paint. Describe the exquisite beauty of this building.
The cornice is opposite to the eaves: the corners on the eaves are more prominent, just like flying wings; Fan Yu: Tile head raised under the eaves. The eaves are tilted, and the tile heads are tilted.
Describe pavilions, palaces and other buildings with exquisite and beautiful shapes. Above Yun Biao, Yun Biao: Beyond the Cloud.
Stand upright and reach into the clouds. Describe peaks or buildings, etc.
Gui Dian Lan Palace is a palace with magnificent architecture and gorgeous equipment. Fly to the clouds: hold your head high.
Stand upright in the clouds. Describe buildings, peaks, etc.
Gaoting Daxie: A house built on a high platform. Refers to the tall buildings and surrounding landscape in the garden for rest.
Gaotang Guangsha: A strategically located building. Refers to tall and luxurious buildings.
The high platform is thick and thick: large; Pavilion: A house built on a high platform. Refers to the tall buildings and surrounding landscape in the garden for rest.
A house built on a platform. A place where music and songs and dances are played.
Conspiracy: the center of the palace; Angle: cornice angle. Originally, the palace buildings were patchwork and exquisite in structure.
After metaphor exhausted scheming, infighting. Intrigue, originally refers to the staggered and exquisite structure of the palace building.
After metaphor exhausted scheming, infighting. Antique Antique: Taste from Gu Shuhua.
Strange colors and tastes. Describe objects, paintings and buildings.
Dry clouds cover the sun: running; Cover: cover. Rush into the sky and block the sun.
Describe a big tree or a building. Draw a painted roof beam and a towering roof ridge.
Describe the magnificent buildings. Draw colored roof beams with red curtains.
Describe a magnificent building. Painted pavilions and painted pavilions in Zhu Lou.
Describe the exquisite and luxurious architecture. Describe the magnificent buildings and so on.
Hongtuhua has built a magnificent and colorful architectural landscape. The magnificent buildings in Huawuqiu City turned into mounds.
Metaphor rises and falls rapidly. The magnificent building in Xu Qiu has turned into a mound.
Metaphor rises and falls rapidly. The magnificent building of Huawu Mountain turned into a mound.
Metaphor rises and falls rapidly. Spectacular sight: Spectacular sight.
Describe the magnificent scenery and buildings. Brilliant: emerald green.
Describe the gorgeous and dazzling architectural decoration. Resplendent and magnificent describes the ornate decoration of the building, which is dazzling.
Use "resplendent". The splendor of these buildings is called gorgeous and dazzling.
Use "resplendent". Pujinqu Jin Pu: A metal base used to fix the knocker on the gate, usually in the shape of a beast or a dragon and snake; Buckling: coiling.
The gate is luxuriantly decorated. Metaphor building grand luxury.
Skyscrapers block the sun: shelter. Reach for the sky, shade the sun.
Describe a very high mountain or building. Pavilions and pavilions generally refer to tall and rich buildings.
Pavilion, a building with a roof and no walls. Pavilions and pavilions: tall buildings; Pavilion: overhead building; Taiwan Province: A high altar built of clay; Pavilion: the house on the stage.
Refers to tall and gorgeous buildings. Architecture: high-rise building; Hall: Hall; Exhibition Hall: Hotel; Location: location.
It refers to all advanced buildings. Buildings with towers and pavilions: multi-storey buildings; Taiwan Province: a high and flat building overlooking; Pavilion: a building with a roof and no walls, used for travel; Pavilion: a kind of architecture.
Refers to various buildings for rest and sightseeing. Qionglou Jinque has Qionglou Yuyu.
Refers to the palace on the moon, the Tiangong Tower. It also describes magnificent buildings.
Qionglou Yuyuqiong: Meiyu; Y: The house. Refers to the palace on the moon, the Tiangong Tower.
It also describes magnificent buildings. Qiong Tai Yu Ting Qiong: Mei Yu.
Refers to the moon palace pavilions in fairy tales. Describe a magnificent building.
Qiongtai Jade Jade Qiong: Meiyu; Yu: eaves, extended to buildings. Refers to the moon palace pavilions in fairy tales.
Describe a magnificent building. The ingenious description of architecture and layout is beyond the reach of human beings.
Artisans describe architecture, painting and other ingenious ideas, which are beyond human power. Soaring into the sky describes that mountains or buildings are very high, and they all go into the clouds.
Broken tiles and broken walls describe the broken buildings. Special shape and deception: weird.
The original refers to the palace buildings with diverse shapes, novelty and uniqueness. Later, it refers to grotesque objects, contending for differences and beauty.
Wei que Wei que: a tall building outside the ancient palace gate, used as a synonym for the imperial court. The dismissed old man is still thinking about going to court.
Later, it was often used to satirize a false hermit who was obsessed with fame and fortune. Weique: a tall building outside the ancient palace gate, used as a synonym for the imperial court.
The dismissed old man is still thinking about going to court. Later, it was often used to satirize the precious false concealment of infatuation with fame and fortune.
There are many idioms to describe a big house. Here are just a few for your reference.
Carving beams and painting buildings-ornate buildings
[diāo Liáng Huáng]
Carving patterns and painting on wooden structures such as beams is an ancient architectural art in China. Later, it also refers to luxury buildings.
Outstanding
[füláng Huáng]
Describe the magnificent buildings. It also describes gorgeous and magnificent scenes. Magnificent: magnificent.
out of the ordinary
[bōng fán Xiǎng]
The original meaning of singing is Excellence. Later, it was used to describe unusual and excellent works of art or speeches.
And the character of the old world
[G ǔ Sai G ǔ Xi Yang]
Describe calligraphy and painting, utensils and other ancient colors and emotional appeal.
(of buildings) magnificent and sparkling.
[jīn bìHu Huáng]
Describe buildings and other colorful and dazzling. Jinbi: gold, turquoise.
world-famous
[J ǔ Xiwen Ming]
All over the world: all over the world. The whole world knows that. The description is very famous.
tower into the sky
[gāo sǒng rün]
Shrugging: Stand up straight and hold high. Stand upright in the clouds. Describe buildings, peaks, etc.
Rolling mountains
[chóng LUN diéZhang]
Overlapping peaks.
Like fish scales and comb teeth-closely arranged
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Like fish scales and comb teeth, they are arranged next to each other and are often used to describe dense houses: various buildings along the road. Also called leaning together.
A unique and beautiful place
[bié yǒu dòng tiān]
There is also a realm that describes the charming scenery.
high buildings and large mansions
[gāo lóu dà shà]
Tall and luxurious houses and buildings.
4. What are the idioms that describe many buildings?
Explain comb: the general term for comb. Arrange in order like fish scales and comb teeth. It is often used to describe a house or a boat. , arranged closely and neatly.
The source of The Book of Songs Zhou Song Liang Yi: "I won. A drop in the ocean. It worships like a scorpion, and it opens a hundred rooms like a comb. "
thickly dotted
There are many explanations and descriptions.
The origin of Zhou Libo's "Great Changes in Mountain Villages" is the first: "There are thousands of wooden boats in the North Shore Bay on the South Bank, and the masts are like deciduous forests."
Closely stacked layer by layer.
Explain that metaphor is full of blanks.
The sixth time in The Journey to the West, Wu Cheng'en: "Seeing the encirclement, it is dense, and the gates are ringing and drinking, which makes the mountains surrounded by water."
Squeeze together
Explain the push.
The origin of Water Margin, the first 10 1 reply: "You are a soldier in Kaifeng. How dare you. How can you be squeezed here? "
sealed
It means that the encirclement is very tight or the defense is very tight, and even the wind can't get in.
The source of Yuan Zhen's "The Orphan of Zhao" is the second fold: "These two are the top leaders of the enemy, but the orphans who are going to visit will inevitably surround Taiping Zhuang with soldiers like iron drums."
dense
Explain and describe in simple terms.
The source of Hong Sheng's "Fairy Palace Tanci" in Qing Dynasty: "I saw the dense soldiers, vicious words, noisy speculation and rumbling shouts, which forced the emperor and his wife to love each other."
forest of high-rises
It shows that tall houses stand as dense as trees.
Idioms describing many houses are row upon row, connected with buildings and walls, with balconies and pavilions, tall doors and big houses.
First, row after row.
Interpretation: Also called "row upon row". Also known as "row upon row". Like the teeth of a comb and the scales of a fish, they are closely arranged.
From: Song Minglian and Yuan Shi: "Planting willows, planting vines next to them, and solidifying."
Plant willow branches on the ground and vines next to them, like the teeth of a comb and the scales of fish, which are closely arranged and relatively strong.
Second, the building is connected with the building.
Interpretation: refers to contiguous houses.
From: Tao's "On Pidgin Haicheng": "Today's new street and roadside, even the people in the building are also."
Nowadays, new streets and roadsides are full of houses connected with each other.
Third, connect the wall with the building.
Interpretation: describe the adjoining houses.
Said by: On Huo Guang by Chen Ming Zilong: "A proud wife is better than a slave. In Chang 'an, the walls have ears, comparable to Chen Ji. How can this be a minister? "
There are beautiful wives and powerful servants. Look at the middle of Chang 'an. It's left, right and left. The houses are contiguous, and the scale can be comparable to that of Polaris. Who can be such a courtier?
Fourth, the platform is tired.
Interpretation: layer: repeated, continuous; Tired: overlapping; Pavilion: A house built on a platform. Describe these buildings as patchwork.
From: Chu Song Yu of the Warring States Period "Evocation of Soul": "Tired in Taiwan, the mountain is higher."
The buildings are patchwork and face the mountains.
Five, the hall and the big house
Interpretation: halls: refers to wealthy families; Big house: a tall house. It refers to the house of the rich.
From: Sima Qian's Historical Records Biography of Mencius and Xun Qing in the Western Han Dynasty: "Everyone is ordered to be a doctor, so as to open the way to get rich first and be respected."
Everyone was appointed as a doctor and built a rich and tall house in a busy street to show their respect.