What do you mean by red and green?

"Red and green" refers to wearing colorful clothes or decorations with festive atmosphere.

First, pinyin

Is the pinyin of wearing red and hanging green P? Honggu? lǜ。

Second, synonyms

1, wearing a star Dai Yue: Starry moonlight overhead, which describes going out early and returning late or traveling all night.

2, beautifully dressed: describe a woman dressed very beautifully.

Third, antonyms

1, unpretentious: simple and honest but not flashy.

2. Jing Ke skirt cloth: Jing Ke is a hairpin, and coarse cloth is a skirt, which describes women's simple clothes.

Fourth, the source

1, Qing Li Baichuan's "The Wizard of Oz" back to the 54th: "You are a woman who doesn't go to the party for no reason, and doesn't pay New Year's greetings. Why are you wearing red and hanging green? "

2. Chapter 8 of Xu Huaizhong's "We Sow Love": "The horse that the living Buddha rides is quite high, from head to toe, red and green everywhere."

"Wear red and hang green" to make sentences

1. Snowflakes adorn the Christmas atmosphere. The red and green snowman is full of good luck. The streets and alleys smell of happiness. The bustling crowd gave each other Christmas presents.

2. At Lu Bu's wedding, Huang Jiabao wore festive clothes and blew red and green flags.

The sun shines on the red and green jubilant boat, pushing a red and green newlywed to the middle of the boat.

Several new cars hung in red on the green space and left the factory gate. People beat gongs and drums and hung red on the green land to bid farewell to these young people who joined the army gloriously.

Dress up as Santa Claus, put on a red hat and white beard, quietly put Christmas presents on his wife's pillow and children's socks, and let happiness stay at home forever.