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Four-word idiom to describe accurate fortune telling

1. Idioms describing divination:

Only occasionally count: divination; Number: gas number; Only: only; Occasionally. Divination is sometimes very useful, just by accident. Metaphor just happened.

Predicting day and night: predicting divination. Describe a feast day and night.

Bu Zhai Bu Neighbor: Bu: Bu. When you move, don't foretell the good or bad in the house first, but see if the neighbors can be neighbors. You should choose a good neighbor when you move.

Bu Zhou stays up all night: Bu: Divination. Describe a feast day and night.

I don't know: divination, expectation. You don't need divination to know. It means knowing without predicting.

Cai Cai: Cai Cai: The same as "turtle" refers to divination. You don't need divination to know good or bad. This metaphor is very obvious.

2. What are the four-word idioms that describe fate? 1. A master of know life explained that an open-minded person is content with his fate.

Source: Tang "Teng Xu": "A gentleman is poor, know life, and a talent is know life." 2. East China Sea Dust [dō ng hi yá ng ché n] Explanation: The sea turned into land and raised dust.

Things have changed a lot. Source: Jin's "Fairy Biography Magu": "Magu said:' I took care of myself and regarded the East China Sea as a mulberry field.

When we get to Penglai, the water is shallower than before. How can we get back to land? Fang ping said with a smile,' saints say there is dust in the sea.' 3. Lonely Luan looks in the mirror [[gá luá n zhà o j] Interpretation: It is a metaphor for the grief of a widowed or widowed person over his own fate.

Source: Preface to Fan Tai's Poem of Luan Birds in Southern Song Dynasty: "Bin Wang married Qiwei Mountain and got a Luan bird. The king likes it so much that he wants to sing it, but he can't take it.

Decorated with gold fans, ashamed to say. The more you care, the less you sing for three years. His wife said, "Why not hang a mirror so that the birds can take a picture after smelling the same kind of smell?" The king followed his words.

Luan felt it when he saw its shape, lamented it, wept like clouds, and was exhausted. "4. The pace of the country is difficult [guó b ù jiā ná n] Explanation: The country is in danger.

Source: The Book of Songs Daya Sang Rou: "There is sorrow in it, and the country steps frequently." 5. Hai Sangling Valley [H ǐ [H ǐ I sā ng lí ngg ǔ] Interpretation: The sea has become a mulberry field, and the mountains have become deep valleys, which means that the world has undergone tremendous changes.

Source: Zhu Qingyou Zun's "Jade Belt Born Song": "After 300 years, Haisang Valley is still touching." 6. Beauty is unlucky [hó ng yá n bá o mü ng] Explanation: Beauty refers to the face of a beauty; Bad luck means bad fate.

In the old society, a woman was beautiful, but she had bad experiences (mostly early death, widowhood or bad husband). Source: Biography of Han Xiao's Program Queen: "I am too anxious, what can I do?" I'm unlucky, but I wish I met you. "

Yuan anonymous "Yuanyang quilt" the third fold: "Generally speaking, I am a beauty." 7. It's like a lifetime ago [Hu m 4 ng rü gé shi] Commentary: It's like an era.

Refers to a feeling caused by great changes in personnel or scenery. Source: Song Fan Chengda's Biography of Wu: "Those who sent relatives from Changzhou and Pingjiang met each other, one after another, suddenly separated."

8. Seawater mulberry garden [h ǐ ishu ǐ sā ng tiá n] Commentary: The sea of Judah has become a mulberry garden. Things have changed a lot.

Source: One of the "Miscellaneous Songs of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty" by Wu Ying, Tang Wei: "The sea mulberry field has been overturned several times, and the peach is ripe four or five times." 9. The vicissitudes of ancient spirits [líng gǔ cāng sāng] Explanation: Mountains become valleys, and valleys become mountains.

This is a metaphor for the great changes in the world. Source: Yi's "Ou Bei on Wu Meicun's Poems": "He entrusted himself to the old people of the former dynasty, and borrowed the sense of vicissitudes to cover up the shame of his two surnames. He doesn't have enough opinions. "

10, destiny takes a hand [mōng zhüd] Explanation: Superstitious people believe that all human encounters are predetermined by fate and human resources cannot be recovered. Source: Feng Ming Menglong's "Awakening the World" Volume 7: "This is my destiny, I should be his son-in-law."

3. What are the four-word idioms of life? Love money as life, treat money as life.

Describe extreme meanness. Love money like life. Some people love money like life.

Describe very greedy and despicable. Settle: to settle in a place; Life: spiritual sustenance.

Refers to life falling to the ground and spirit resting in peace. If you live in peace, it shows that people regard misfortune as destiny takes a hand, so they are willing to bear it.

A beautiful woman with a bad life has a bad life: bad luck and bad life. A beautiful woman, bad luck and hard life.

Careless grass: weeds. Think of human life as a weed.

Metaphor reactionary rulers tease and kill people at will. Long life, can live to be a hundred years old.

Often used as a word to wish a long life. Long life and wealth are both longevity and wealth.

Know life, a leading official, is philosophical: in the past, it meant that everything followed fate, but it also meant being open-minded. Know life: In the past, it meant knowing your own destiny. It is god's decision to miss a person's fate.

Refers to seeing something unsatisfactory. People who know life: people who are considerate.

Refers to people who are open-minded and content with their fate. Ear not only tells him to his face, but also tells him with his ears.

Describe the enthusiasm of the elders. I was only ordered to: accept orders; Only: only; Sincerity: Be careful.

Obey orders and be careful. Obey: obey, obey; Life: command.

Describe people as docile. Dare to disobey orders: irony means "how dare" and "dare not"; Cheng: accepted.

How dare you disobey your orders? Or how dare you not accept your opinion? In any case, the revolution changed fate and brought it back to normal. Change the dynasty with reference.

Respect is better than obedience. Often used when the other person is polite to himself. Although it is not worthy, it is not good to disobey orders.

Hand in hand: Put your hands on your chest to show respect. Obey each other's orders humbly, without resistance.

If you live your life: if you are alive, we will wait. Save your life.

Beautiful women are unlucky. Beauty's face; Unlucky: Bad luck. In the old society, a woman was beautiful, but she had bad experiences (mostly early death, widowhood or bad husband).

Give one's life at a critical moment.

4. What is the accurate four-character idiom? The related four-word idiom strategy can be described as comprehensive: scheming and planning; Calculation: plan, plan.

The strategy is thorough and accurate, and there is no omission or miscalculation. Describe archery or shooting accurately, and hit the target every time. It is also a metaphor for doing things with confidence.

Don't lose Guicuo Guicuo: Rongzi, six chestnuts are one Gui, and ten Guis are one measure. Describe the quantity accurately.

Almighty: The ancients thought that China was surrounded by the sea, so they called the whole country "the four seas"; Accurate: accurate. Metaphor is a universal truth that is universally applicable.

Describe neatly without anything superfluous. It's refreshing

It also describes skillful, agile and accurate movements. Expect the enemy to win, accurately judge the enemy's situation and win.

As you can imagine, predicting things is very accurate. It is very accurate to predict the enemy's activities.

Calculation plan: plan; Heritage: miscalculation. Describe the accuracy and accuracy of the plan, and never miscalculate.

Candlelight table is illuminated by candles and counted by numbers. The metaphor is accurate.

5. Four-word idioms or four-word idioms that describe being cheated include: being in the dark, losing all my money, being empty of people and money, and being empty of people and money.

1. Be kept in the dark 1. Pinyin: gǔ lǐ 2. Interpretation: Metaphor means not knowing the truth and being cheated. 3. Source: Ren Jian's Strange Tales from a Lonely Studio: If it weren't for Mr. Zhou, we would still be in the dark.

If it weren't for Mr. Zhou, we still didn't know the truth and were cheated. Second, blood loss. 1. Pinyin: xuè b and nwú gu2. Interpretation: refers to the capital loss, which has not been recovered at all.

3. Source: First wet experience (200 1 10): Seeing that other big families were deeply involved in stock selection, some even lost their money, Zhang Ming felt that it was more precious to Miss Zhao. Third, people and money are empty 1, pinyin: rén cáI Li?ng kūng 2, interpretation: people and money are empty and nowhere to be found or lost.

3. Source: A Dream of Red Mansions by Cao Xueqin in Qing Dynasty: Poor Zhang Li's family is boring. It's really empty for people and empty for money. Unfortunately, Li. Z has both money and people. )

Fourth, the chicken flies to 1, pinyin: jī fēi dàn dǎ 2, interpretation: metaphor for two ends failing, nothing at all. 3. Source: Qing Pu Songling's Strange Tales from a Lonely Studio Summer: The eggs of dead birds fly, and the rewards of heaven are miserable.

Finally, the egg hit the bird and flew away, and the retribution from heaven was terrible. 5. Loss of manpower and financial resources 1. Pinyin: ré ré n cá i li ? ng sh 2. Interpretation: No matter human or financial resources, there is no land or losses.