Four words to describe good luck

1. What are the four-word words for "good luck"? You go to Thailand, good luck, go back to Thailand, go back to the sun, and finally go back to Thailand to save the company from misfortune, bring good luck and turn around Gankun.

Do you want to go to Thailand?

Refers to bad luck in the past, good luck comes.

Lucky strike

Good luck. People are faced with good opportunities and luck.

No, it's too late

Bad luck is coming, and so is good luck. Use "no extreme Thai".

Wuji yanggui

Jude's words are not very sweet.

If you don't end up in Thailand

No: not good; T: ok, smooth. When bad luck ends, good luck comes.

Misfortune will save the company.

Refers to the disappearance of disasters and the inheritance of good luck.

Good luck shines high.

Ji Xing: It refers to the three stars of Fu, Lu and Shou. Good luck shines high.

Out of the mouth comes evil.

It means that there will be good luck after the disaster. Mostly used to comfort the suffering people.

Luck has changed [shíláI yün Zhu m:n]

The old finger means that time is up and fate has changed. The situation is improving.

2. What are the four-character idioms for "good luck"? 1. Good luck.

2. Smooth sailing

3. Good luck in heaven

4. Good lottery

5. Turn all misfortune into good luck

1. Good luck [dà jí dà li]: Very auspicious and smooth. Used for divination and blessing in the old days. Source: Ming Luo Guan Zhong's Romance of the Three Kingdoms, the 54th time: "Kongming said,' I know what I'm here for. Reading Yi in time is a good sign. "

2. Smooth sailing [y and f ā n f ē ng sh not n]: The ship sailed with full sails. This metaphor went smoothly without any obstacles. Source: Jiao "Send Cui Shuangzhi to Hunan": "Know the sail for one day; Create a thousand miles of wind. "

3. Hong Fu Qi Tian [hóng fú qí tiān]: Hong: Da. In the old society, praising people was a great blessing.

4. Good luck [hóng yùn dāng tóu]: Gu Hongyun, it's time for good luck. Source: Levin's Biography of Hu Xueyan Volume 1: "Gong Xue, you are lucky and do beautiful things."

5. Turn adversity into luck [fé ng xi not ng hu à jí]: Turn adversity into luck and smoothness. Source: Shi Ming Naian's "Water Margin" 42: "Heroes make friends all over the world; This is a good day. "

3. The four-word idiom good luck turns every misfortune into good luck: encounter; Fierce: unfortunate; G: good luck, good luck.

In case of danger, it will turn into good luck. This is a superstitious statement.

Source: Shi Ming Naian's "Water Margin" Forty-two: "Heroes make friends all over the world, and every disaster comes." No, that's too bad. Point back to the end. Good luck.

Use "no extreme Thai". Source: Cai's "Biography of a Thousand Daughters Thief": "If you think about it, you will be very grateful and your husband will be honored."

No, too good to come. No, that's great: two names of hexagrams in Zhouyi. No: the hexagrams are not smooth; Thai: Guashun; Extreme: the end.

When adversity reaches its peak, it will turn into prosperity. Bad luck is coming, and so is good luck.

Source: Zhouyi Fei: "If you don't do it, it's not good for a gentleman." Zhou Yi Tai: "Tai, from small to large, Ji Heng."

"Spring and Autumn Annals of wuyue Goujian as a Minister": "If it is late, it will be Thailand." If you don't return to the sun, you will still say that you will come to Thailand.

"Tai" is called Yang because it is Yang inside and Yin outside. Bad luck is coming, and so is good luck.

Source: Chen Qing Raymond's "Ding Qiu Si's Book of Charity Raising": "If the disaster is full, it is extremely positive." Whether to go to Thailand or not means that bad luck has passed and good luck has arrived.

Source: Xiang Zhong Zuo, a poem by former Zhuang: "If you don't go to Thailand, you can stay. Don't sing "Van Niu Ge" on a cold night. " Whether to come to Thailand or not means that bad luck has passed and good luck has come.

It says "No Thailand". Source: Tang Linhuan's Ode to the Iron Maitreya Buddha in Shibi Temple: "If you don't come to Thailand, you will benefit."

No, it means the end of bad luck and good luck. Source: Biography of Jin Shu Geng Liang: "Whether true or false, it belongs to the present."

Disasters will never bring happiness, that is to say, disasters disappear and good luck continues. Source: Zhang Song Fang Jun's Seven Trillions of Clouds, Volume 42: "The gods will fall instantly and meet at Qiongyumen.

Send orders to disperse disasters, and disasters will never be blessed. Yutang goes to bed, which is famous all over the world. "

Misfortune first means that good luck will come after all kinds of disasters. Mostly used to comfort the suffering people.

Source: Selected Works of Zhen Chen by Xiao Tong in the Southern Dynasties (a song for Liu Kun): "Misfortune is blessed, misfortune is blessed." Shan Li quoted Yue Ji as saying: "Misfortune is the first blessing, and happiness is the curse.

Tian Ren: A good man; Photo: Help bless. Superstitious people think that good people will get help from heaven.

A disease or difficulty or misfortune that is often used to comfort others. Source: Three Years of Zuo Zhuan Gong Xuan: "Shi Gui said:' I heard about Ji and Yi, and their son Sun Biqi.

Well, lucky people, too. "Zhao Gong Four Years": "Jin Chu is only with Tianhe, and cannot compete."

Dead end: Dead end. Describe getting a chance to live in the most dangerous time.

Source: Yuan Guan Hanqing, Qian, Zhi Kan, Fei Yimeng, whose proper name is "Li Qing An Sheng is lucky." Desperate, describe the chance to survive in the most dangerous time.

Source: Feng Ming Menglong "Warning the World: Repentance of Returning to Yuan to Go Abroad to Be Poor": "As the saying goes,' Ren Ji Tian Xiang, a rescue'." "Luck at a disadvantage, the opportunity came, and fate began to improve.

With the "luck". Source: Qing Ji Wen's "The Sound of the City" The seventeenth time: "Italy comes and goes, first pick a load of dung and go to the concession to discharge it."

Luck was at a disadvantage, but the opportunity came and fate began to improve. With the "luck".

Source: Wang Ming Yufeng "Burning Incense": "When did you arrive?" Times have changed. The time has come, and fate has changed. The situation is improving.

Source: "Snow White Biography, Horse Head Tune and Ma Xiang": "How can a slave beat Han Sumei? They are born with fireworks, luck turns, and nobles are promoted before they worship you? " Too Come, Not Go, Not Too Much: Two Gua Names in Zhouyi.

No: the hexagrams are not smooth; Thai: Guashun; Extreme: the end. When adversity reaches its peak, it will turn into prosperity.

Bad luck is coming, and so is good luck. Source: Zhouyi Fei: "If you don't do it, it's not good for a gentleman."

Zhou Yi Tai: "Tai, from small to large, Ji Heng." "Spring and Autumn Annals of wuyue Goujian as a Minister": "If it is late, it will be Thailand."

It can also be turned into good luck in the event of disaster. Source: Li Qing Ruzhen's "Mirror Flower Edge" 84: "I wish him all the best."

When you are in distress, you can turn it into good luck when you encounter disaster. Source: Kunqu Opera "Fifteen Pass" Scene 7: "If you want to get lucky, you will get lucky, find someone to meet, succeed, win the bet, and you will know by counting."

When you leave, Thailand means luck and peace. Source: Liang Ming Chen Yu's "Huansha Ji Banquet Minister": "The Taidian is slightly windy, and the mountains and rivers turn, and it is happy when it opens."

When you are lucky, it is a prosperous time. Good luck.

Source: Cao Qingxue Qin's Sixteenth Story of A Dream of Red Mansions: "I said you should let him go back for a walk. You will never listen to me. Now you just wait for him to hire a rich man. " The time for surgery has come, and luck has turned.

Turn from adversity to prosperity. Source: Li Qingruzhen's "Mirror Flower Edge" The twelfth time: "The realm is not smooth, and when the time comes, even if it is forgotten, it is human nature. Even if the calculation is inaccurate, it doesn't hurt. "

Lucky people have their own nature: help and blessing. God bless the good.

It's the same as "a lucky man looks at heaven" Source: Feng Ming's magnum "Awakening the World" Volume 25: "There has been a saying since ancient times:' Every man has his own day.

My uncle was sighing at the gate of Shuaifu when he suddenly turned to a Taoist and asked, "Why do gentlemen sigh?" In "Rejection by Fate": "Lucky people have their own nature, please rest assured, Miss." .