The second is a four-character idiom.

1. The second word is land, and the third word is an idiom with the fourth word as the book. There are many idioms based on the second word. Here are some idioms we often use:

Take local materials, rise from the ground, blossom everywhere, return to the earth in spring, draw the land as a prison, take local materials, enforce the law on the spot, revisit the old place, rise from the ground, become a Buddha, sweep the door, feel ashamed, sit on the floor, change places, and adjust measures to local conditions.

The third word is an idiom:

Out of context, flattery, bring about complications, grandstanding, taking chestnuts from the fire, and taking what you need, you must first take the method, use local materials, learn from others' strengths, save the day, be close to analogy, get the essence, kill the goose that lays the golden eggs, take the short ones, take the meaning of life, take the things in the bag, be opportunistic, make trouble unreasonably, and. Kill the chicken to get the egg, set it free to get justice, steal the contents, sneak shots to get the contents, take the contents according to Afghanistan, take people by words, take people by the contents, take people by words, refuse to take the contents, take the fish to death, take jobs by hollowing out, take books by chiseling, take disasters by words, pursue pleasure, drill ice for fire, and get paid according to work.

The fourth word is an idiom in the book:

Closed-door reading, direct expression, extensive reading, stabbing reading, big book, special book, biography of Huang Er, saddle book reading, Linchi reading, bull's-eye hanging book, parallel bamboo reading, nature reading, three wonders reading, history bound book, father's book, hanging stone book, backup book, snow book and moon book. Don't know books, don't know books, it's difficult to write, read, study for ten years, know etiquette, read, read, read, read, read, read, read, read, read, read, read, read, read.

2. What idioms does the second word of the four-character idiom come from?

[the only way] must: must; Author: After that. The only way.

[can't help but say] by:let；; Smooth; Key point: distinguish. Parameter is not allowed.

I can't help myself. I can't control myself.

[Blame yourself] Blame: disaster; Punishment. Disasters and punishments are all of our own making.

[Self-governance] A decree promulgated by itself. Refers to holding power and acting arbitrarily.

Let it drift 】 【 free development, unconstrained.

[Freedom] describes no constraints; Very relaxed and comfortable.

[Free proliferation] refers to the uncontrolled spread of some wrong ideas, words and deeds.

See "Illness from the mouth" for "Illness from the mouth".

[the only place] must: must; Author: After that. The only way, the only place.

[Liberalism] An opinion or outlook on life that advocates the free development and free expression of individuals.

Free and loose 】 【 unrestricted, no discipline.

[Xu You washes his ears] Xu You: An ancient name. Xu You washes his ears, which means he doesn't want to be an official.

Please allow me to leave you.

[Blessing is born from the heart] Made: made. It means that if you are kind-hearted and can do good things, you can get happiness.

[Rate from the old chapter] Rate from: follow; Follow. The original intention is that the system of laws and regulations is based on the previous generation. After that, it means doing things completely according to the old rules; Do not update.

Demons are born of people. It refers to the abnormal things caused by people's own carelessness and dishonesty.

[Rate from the old rules] Rate: from; Old rules: old regulations. Follow the old rules completely. With "rate by the old chapter".

3. What idiom does the second word of the four-character idiom refer to? One inch refers to the abyss, and one inch refers to the abyss. Metaphor can't be found in shallow learning.

Hair chapped terror: hair is straight; Cracked eyes: cracked eyes. Hair up, eyelids open. Described as angry.

Evil fingers glared at people and stared. Describe the way people curse when they are angry.

Pointing refers to: moving the line of sight to point to things; Irritate: guide people with hiss. Guide people with eyes and eyes. Describe the arrogance.

There are only a handful of people who describe the number, and you can count it with a finger.

Ten fingers linked to one another, ten fingers linked to one another. It means that every small part of the body is closely related to the heart. Metaphor relatives and their close relationship.

The big movement of the index finger originally refers to the omen of delicious food, and later describes the greedy appearance of seeing delicious food.

The metaphor between fingers is extremely short.

Mean fingers: mean. Losing a palm is because I can't bear to part with a finger. Metaphor is a big loss because of small.

Left and right commands: move your chin to signal and direct others; Admonish: command people with facial expressions. Don't talk, but use your face to express your expression. Describe a powerful person directing others.

Finger grasp: stir. Stir boiling water with your fingers. Metaphor is overreaching and is bound to fail.

Pointing and gestures describe the use of gestures in conversation. Describe how to speak casually, or point and criticize rashly. Use "what to do".

Pointing refers to signing a contract or confessing by fingerprints.

Pointing at one's own feet describes using gestures when speaking. Describe how to speak casually, or point and criticize rashly. It's the same as "hands and feet"

Gathering wisdom means talking. Chicken claw refers to the index finger and middle finger pointing to people; Chew: Bite your tongue. Describe extreme anger.

The lateral finger flexion domain gently inspires the Oracle from the side.

Drooling, describing eager to grab, very greedy. Drooling, drooling.

Put your hand on Tintin: Ancient bronze cookers, mostly round, with three feet and two ears. Put your finger into the tripod and dip it in some soup. Metaphor for illegitimate interests.

Know things like the back of your hand.

Command people through chin movements and expressions. It is often used to describe the arrogant attitude when commanding others.

4. Look at the picture and guess that the second word in the idiom is "yes", which means that the misfortune suffered by people is regarded as destiny takes a hand, so they are willing to bear it.

Happy-go-lucky: Enron, calm; Refers to: pronouns refer to people or things; Sue: Usually. Get along well, as always, and don't feel anything wrong.

Rush: to do, engage in. Too impatient to deal with things and solve problems.

Sniff: to scoff. Sneer with your nose. Show contempt.

Perseverance: persistence; Constant: perseverance. Stick to it for a long time.

Insist: insist on, advocate; There is a reason: there is a basis. Refers to the views and opinions held have a certain basis.

Relax: deal with, treat; Calm: calm and indifferent. As if nothing had happened. Describe taking care of yourself as cool as a cucumber. It also means treating the problem thoroughly.

Well deserved: shameless. There is no need to be ashamed of being worthy of a title or honor.

When guilty: bear; Shame: shame. Feel ashamed to accept an honor or title that is inconsistent with the facts. Often used to express modesty.

Touched his heart.

Fuding refers to burning.

Paid the money and threw it away in the east water. Metaphor hopes failed, grades lost, all previous efforts were wasted, as if washed away by running water.

Fire confession: pay; One: it; Torch: Torch. Light a fire.

Pay a sigh. More refers to expressing helplessness about things that you are not satisfied with.

Smile, smile and answer. Metaphor doesn't care, it doesn't matter.

Sweet as honey: sweet; Fruit juice: malt syrup. It feels as sweet as sugar. Refers to the willingness to bear hardships and stand hard work in order to engage in a certain job.

Openness: openness; Quality: refers to the content of things; Yu: item; The public: the public. Tell everyone the truth.

The dry city of the country: approving weapons and tools to defend the enemy, here is a metaphor for defenders. Defenders of national sovereignty.

Hate to the extreme to describe hate.

Ready to shout: shout, shout. Describe the portrait vividly, as if it would come out of the painting when you cry. The description of characters in general literary works is very vivid.

It's too late to regret.

It's too late to regret.

Don't take it when you see it, don't take it when you see it for a thousand miles, and it will be even harder to want it in the future.

I have no doubt about my position.

Refuse: refuse. Keep people out of the door to describe refusing to negotiate or * * *.

Hard-won: let it come. It is not easy to get it. It is not easy to express the acquisition of property or the success of things.

Old age is a language that is often used to call itself aging.

Might as well sneak away.

Slip away (sarcastic, witty)

It's a shame to throw it away.

Even if I wanted to, I couldn't find it. I was eager to ask, but I couldn't get it. After many describe eager to get.

Rush: Let's go; Emu: Wild duck. Run in droves like ducks. Metaphor means that many people are rushing there.

Endless, inexhaustible: exhausted I can't finish it. I can't use it. The description is very rich.

But this is disrespectful: drive it away. Of invitations, gifts, etc. For others. If you refuse to accept it, it is disrespectful.

Human nature, the feelings that ordinary people usually have.

When people are dying, their words are also good. When he died, what he said was true and well-intentioned.

Bring them to justice and punish them according to law.

Missed: arm touching arm, finger passing by. Describe missing in person.

Nine times out of ten, metaphors are very likely.

Shelf: An elevated storage of utensils. Tie it up and put it on a high shelf. Metaphor is not necessary.

The description of loss and loss is extremely modest.

The original intention of running away is to describe the lush and gorgeous peach blossoms. Later, I borrowed "escape" to express escape, which was very humorous.

Favorite son: a son doted on by his parents. God's darling. Originally refers to the powerful northern ethnic conference semifinals, and later refers to the son who dotes on his parents and is unrestrained.

Let go: let go; Refers to: pronouns, generations or things. Let things exist and develop without asking.

Metaphysics and metaphysics are originally the language of Taoism, describing the subtlety and invisibility of Taoism. The latter description is very mysterious and difficult to understand.

Words are meaningful: pronouns refer to what is said. There's something in it.

5. The second is the four-character idiom "Love is like your own, love is like a treasure, a rock is like security, and a rock is like security".

As safe as Mount Tai, as eloquent as a river, as bright as a fire and as bright as the sun, moon and stars, it is better to go home.

Teeth like scallops, teeth like scallops, teeth like scallops, teeth like wooden chickens, teeth like ginseng merchants.

Move like a rabbit, watch like a fire, count like a cow's hair, worship like a god, and skin like a jelly.

Happy as the East China Sea, ashamed as unheard of, sweating like rain, colorful as a sea of smoke, harmonious as a harp.

Hate is like vinegar, melting like ice, like a thing from a previous life, like a dream, like a dream.

As urgent as wind and fire, as urgent as sparks, as fast as lightning, as fast as heels and as firm as rocks.

As firm as a rock, as bright as the sun, as satisfied as a wish, as respectful as a VIP, as eloquent as a river.

Rotten like a palm, rotten like a dog, rotten like a fountain of tears, rotten like a fountain of tears, rotten like tears, rotten like rain.

The forehead is like rivers and seas, like watching fire, like palms, like frost and snow, like running water.

Ma Rulong, a horse like a fish, is as beautiful as a crown jade, rich in flour and like a crown jade.

Face like dust, face like a full moon, face like frozen fat, face like ashes, face like dirt.

As brilliant as the world, as clear as the palm of your hand, as ambitious as the spring, as silent as the breeze.

It's as difficult as climbing to heaven, losing shoes, being appropriate, being as hard as flesh and blood, being as hard as brothers and sisters.

As light as a feather, as white as ashes, as loud as Hong Zhong, as bamboo, as bamboo.

6. The second word and the fourth word are idioms, such as giving up one's life and forgetting death, fearing death, living in a drunken dream, connecting the preceding with the following, opening up the world, making great achievements, enjoying the world, changing the world, shaking the ground, turning over and over again, taking care of one thing and losing another, anticlimactic, connecting the past with the future, fostering strengths and avoiding weaknesses, being concise and fighting hand to hand. You are dead and dead, and you are afraid of making a fool of yourself. You cheat on your superiors and deceive your subordinates, and you are unscathed. You praise the ancient, but the present will not be resurrected. You will be paranoid, short-term, long-term, long-term, long-term, short-term, long-term, long-term.