Four-character idioms are self-righteous

1. What are the best four-word idioms to describe words with high self-esteem? Very beautiful, charming, beautiful, very beautiful, very beautiful, very beautiful, very beautiful. Beautiful words beautiful words beautiful words beautiful words beautiful words beautiful words beautiful words beautiful words beautiful words beautiful words beautiful words beautiful words beautiful words beautiful words beautiful words beautiful words beautiful words beautiful words beautiful words beautiful words beautiful words beautiful words.

2. Four-word idioms "should come" and "should come": none.

Head-on related knowledge:

1, pronounced as yíng miàn

Step 2 explain

(1) in front, in front.

(2) On the contrary; Face.

3. Example:

(1) Grandpa is seventy years old, with a white beard, a double-breasted white robe and a ribbon.

(2) The oncoming spring breeze makes people feel relaxed and happy, the trees are dancing and the grass is dancing.

(3) Go head-on and greet them.

(4) Just arrived at the gate of the Flower Temple, a group of people came out head on.

(5) SiFeng carrying medicine bowl went to the door of the restaurant, and Zhou He came in.

4. Synonyms: face to face, face to face, face to face, head to head.

5. Antisense: On the contrary.

3. Four-word idioms are self-liberation, self-report, self-discussion, self-report, self-abandonment, self-indulgence, self-generation, self-selling, self-tolerance, self-creation, self-boasting, self-boasting, self-satisfaction and self-satisfaction. You can't save yourself by digging your own grave and killing yourself. Don't laugh at yourself from below. It is better to be self-reliant and self-reliant, boastful, boastful, self-indulgent, self-deceiving, self-deceiving, self-striving, self-degrading, self-humiliating, self-destructive and self-blaming. Self-talk, self-talk, selfishness, asking for trouble, eating oneself, boredom, self-trap, self-comfort, self-promotion, self-appreciation, self-boasting, self-ridicule, self-criticism, self-sacrifice, self-appreciation, self-mistake, bottom-up self-killing, self-killing, self-fear, self-worry, self-contradiction, self-confidence, narcissism, self-shortsigh Conceit and remorse, self-righteousness, self-righteousness, self-utilization, small freedom and rampant laissez-faire, freedom and freedom, self-pity and self-pity, asking for trouble, self-knowledge, being smart, self-love, self-justification, self-righteousness, overreaching, self-satisfaction, false freedom, or accidental death, hanging high.

4. Four-word words have many words and a lot of noise.

Without seeking answers,

Too deceiving others,

That's all,

Day after day,

One is what it means,

It's too close,

Very surprised,

Have fun,

Very detailed,

Even as for,

more importantly,

Have a good reputation,

Think highly of yourself,

This message is very profound,

Very affectionate,

I don't know,

Xuanxuan is fine,

At best, at worst,

Go too far,

That's why,

Grace is very resentful,

More than Fang Chuan,

Go to Thailand,

Loud,

Wearing beautiful clothes,

Thunder and rain,

Even,

Not too much,

What happened?

5. "Nothing" four-word idiom story 1, self-admission.

Zlen bukhi

Explanation: taboo. Admit it directly, and don't hide it at all.

The source is Wu Qinming's Six Idioms of Punishment: "I admit that I am outspoken."

Idioms with complementary structures

Used as predicate and attribute; Used in written language

Step 2 be ignorant of yourself

Zhibumin

Explain self-concept: only see things with your own eyes; Unknown: I can't see clearly. It means you can't see clearly with your own eyes.

The origin of the twenty-fourth chapter of Laozi's Taoist Classics by Li Chu in the Spring and Autumn Period: "The self-seeing person is unknown, and the self-seeing person is not obvious."

Structural contraction idioms

Used as object and attribute; Used in written language

3, not obvious.

Not bad at all

Explain self-righteousness; Akira: Safe. Self-righteous people can't tell right from wrong.

The origin of the twenty-fourth chapter of Laozi's Taoist Classics by Li Chu in the Spring and Autumn Period: "The self-seeing person is unknown, and the self-seeing person is not obvious."

Structural contraction idioms

Used as object and attribute; Used in written language

4. Self-improvement

Zhang boxiang

Explain self-improvement: rely on your own efforts; Interest: Stop. Strive for progress consciously and never relax.

The source of Zhouyi Gan: "Heaven is healthy, and gentlemen are constantly striving for self-improvement."

The structure is formal.

The usage is awesome Generally used as predicate, object and adverbial.

5, pretentious

My dream

Explain self-esteem: think for yourself; Fan: Ordinary. Think you are different and better than others.

In the Qing Dynasty, Huaiyin 10 1 The origin of the book "Hu Tian Lu" by the laity: "A certain son-Lou Xian Shen, just out of his teens, is familiar with his post and pretentious, with a sense of being too arrogant."

Structural subject-predicate form.

This usage is derogatory. Used for people who think they are extraordinary, but they are actually ordinary. Generally used as predicate and attribute.

6. Self-help

I don't like it.

It's too late to explain and save yourself. The inability to help others.

Tang Du Fu's Map of Guo Entering the Pass to Eliminate the Disabled Bandits in Huazhou: "Although the disabled bandits are too poor to save themselves, they are still worried about their rebellion and will try to break through."

Structural complementary type

Used as predicate, attribute and adverbial; Used in people's occasions.

7. Believe in yourself

every little bit

It means that you believe in yourself and never doubt it.

Source stone "Paulus Johannes's Way of Being an Official": "On the day of politics, I am confident and not suspicious."

Structural joint idioms

Used as predicate and attribute; Confidence

8. Very conceited

The sun never sets

This explanation is ingenious and unusual.

Source: Song Zhao Ganoderma lucidum Backstreet Record Volume 4: "Yue:' Wang Pingfu stayed in Chongwen Academy at the age of ten ... When he fell asleep, the bell of the forbidden room rang, calming his conceit and writing down poems. " "

Formal structure

Used as predicate and attribute; Finger height

6. What is the four-word idiom "beneficial"? This is a metaphor for greed.

If it is beneficial, it will be beneficial without losing righteousness. Have a glib tongue and a glib tongue

There is only one way to reward Li Lu with a hole, and that is to engage in agriculture. Gains and losses pros and cons gains and losses.

Stakeholders mean that there is a close interest relationship. The stakes are high.

Have a close interest relationship. Lose your mind because of selfish interests and forget everything.

The more profits, the faster the disaster will come. The triple profit of the market describes the huge profit of buying and selling.

The name of the lock is a metaphor for fame and fortune, just like the reins and chains. Li Yanqiu Hao described financial management as extremely cautious and shrewd.

Only by making full use of good health can we make the best use of everything and make people rich. The lust for money fascinates you.

Having a glib tongue means having a glib tongue and saying beautiful words. Harm the interests of others for your own benefit.

The name of the reins, the name and interests of the locks bind people like reins and chains. Li Lingzhi lost his mind because of selfish interests and forgot everything.

With "profit makes the mind faint." To make people famous is to be tempted and bound by fame and fortune.

Also known as "fame and fortune". Every inch of profit should be given a little benefit, and you must never give up.

Describe haggling over personal gains and losses. Geographical advantage: geographical advantage; Harmony between people: winning people's hearts.

Express superior geographical conditions and mass base. Seeing goods and wealth in a selfish way, we should think of morality.

Forget about profit, but ignore morality when you see profit. Fame and fortune, fame and fortune.

Mercenary activities are mercenary: Figure: Plot, pursuit. Anything will do as long as it is profitable.

Promote advantages and eliminate disadvantages, set up undertakings beneficial to the people of the country, and eliminate all kinds of disadvantages. Hurt the body for profit.

Cause and effect: follow. By virtue of the favorable situation.

Profitable: seeking. There are benefits to be found

Take advantage of the winning situation to win. It seems that Curie refers to being meticulous in financial issues.

Seek advantages and avoid disadvantages: run towards. Run to the good side and avoid the bad side.

Shoot for profit and seek fame. Greedy for profit and forgetting righteousness, greedy for money and forgetting virtue.

Like-minded people die, which means that if they are like-minded, they can lay down their lives to help each other. Going to fame is against profit, and sarira is seeking fame.

Profit-seeking is the focus. Refers to the pursuit of profit wholeheartedly.

Use "mercenary". Love people and things, care about the people, and strive to benefit the people.

An office is a safe and convenient place. Small profits: thin.

Less capital, less profit. Small business, no profit.

I don't know what is good and what is bad. Success and failure are blunt: sharp, stretching can be smooth and successful.

Seal: not sharp, extension is frustration. Hair blowing blade distributes hair and hair on a knife or blade and can be cut off by blowing hard.

Describe the sword as extremely sharp. Describe neatly without anything superfluous.

It's refreshing It also describes skillful, agile and accurate movements.

Strong armor, sharp weapons. Describe the elite troops.

The lock of fame and fortune means that fame and fortune bind people like reins and chains. Ren Bobo: More and more.

Say a word to a kind-hearted person and others will get great benefits. Harm others, harm yourself, and benefit others.

Coercion and inducement are both soft and hard in an attempt to make people yield. See' bullying and indulging' to repair the old and use the waste, and repair the old and use the waste.

Refers to strict economy. Guide the situation: follow; Potential: potential; Guide: guide.

Follow the trend of things and guide things. Debate eloquence refers to eloquence and sharp words.

Describe eloquence. Rich and powerful, or fame and fortune.

Dry and neat is crisp; Seek advantages and avoid disadvantages: methods and directions.

Avoid harmful conditions and approach favorable conditions. Bad teacher: the army.

Leon: Smooth. It didn't go well.

Describe that at the beginning, things suffered a fiasco. Use it: get it from work.

Profit: Take the opportunity to seek illegitimate rights. Take advantage of others.

Good luck is very auspicious and smooth. Used for divination and blessing in the old days.

Take advantage: eat, seduce; Weight: large and thick; Benefits: benefits, benefits. Lure or buy off people with rich interests and benefits.

Floating name, petty profit, floating name: empty name; Small profit: small profit. Describe fame and fortune as insignificant.

Urgent public interest and immediate interest: immediate. Be eager for success and covet immediate achievements and interests.

Quick success: success; Close: immediately. Be eager for success and covet immediate achievements and interests.

Unfavorable fleeting time: fortune tellers used to call it "luck" in a year; Pro: Geely. Refers to a person who has been in an unfortunate state for many years.

This is called bad luck. Clever and false, pursuing advantages: pursuing, approaching and tending.

Treacherous and hypocritical, mercenary and obedient. Lust and lust: refers to money; Pro: refers to self-interest.

Desire for singing and dancing, women, money and self-interest. Generally refers to the behavior of having fun and asking for money.

No mistakes, no mistakes. It means it works everywhere. Well done.

A profit, low cost, big profit. Small profits are a metaphor for very small profits.

Fisherman gets fisherman: the metaphor of the third party. Metaphor means that the two sides are deadlocked, both sides lose, and the third party takes advantage.

Fight for power and profit, fight for power and profit. Selfishness is very heavy, only for personal interests.

Take advantage of others' contradictions, metaphorically profiting from them. The long-term interests of generations.

7. The four-character idiom Daquan is single-minded, smooth sailing, bon voyage, fame at a stroke, equal treatment, whimsical, half-hearted, dismembered, colorful, six or six years old, seven stars shining high, five blessings, four seasons like spring, divided, 99 years old, everlasting, and fortunate as the East China Sea. Teeth gnashing, resplendent, perfect, grateful as a mountain, thinking about drinking water and thinking about the source, looking at plums to quench thirst, painting cakes to satisfy hunger, deep affection, happiness, happiness, trembling, happiness, hyperopia, farsightedness, traveling all over the world, generation after generation, neat, traveling all over the world, life and death, life and death, flirting, life and death.