Praise people for what they say well.

Praise someone who speaks well. We often meet someone who speaks well in our study or work. They can either take part in various speeches or talk about several big businesses at work. In the face of such people, we generally worship them, but we should praise them more. Let's look at the words of praise for people who speak well.

1 This word is a compliment to people who are eloquent, authentic, eloquent and full of Confucianism.

First of all, a flow of words

Interpretation of vernacular Chinese: eloquent and eloquent.

Dynasty: Southern Song Dynasty

Author: Liu Yiqing

Source: Shi Shuo Xin Yu Appreciation: "Guo talks like water, which is inexhaustible."

Guo's argument pours water like a waterfall, which is inexhaustible.

Second, it can be used to say

Vernacular interpretation: easy to describe population and easy to talk about.

Dynasty: Ming dynasty

Author: anonymous

Source: The third fold of Fisherman's Gossip: "But the ripe melon is soft and the wax spear can speak."

But the soft part of the ripe melon is squeezed out, which can be explained by the wax spear head.

Third, articulate.

Vernacular interpretation: speech: speaking, speaking; Smart: smart and flexible. Speak quickly and deal with it easily. Describe eloquence well.

Dynasty: Qing dynasty

Author: Cao Xueqin

Source: The thirty-third chapter of A Dream of Red Mansions: "Although Baoyu once quarreled, he was full of sadness for Jin Chuaner at this time and wanted to die."

Baoyu has always been a genius, but he has a clever tongue. At this moment, his heart is sad for Jin Chuaner, and he wants to run away and die.

Fourth, express clearly.

Interpretation of vernacular Chinese: good at talking and debating.

Dynasty: Yuan

Author: anonymous

Source: "Qi Ying Bu": "If you get an eloquent person; Said he surrendered. "

Translation: If you can tell the skills of an orator; Said he surrendered.

Five, the debate group of Confucianism

Interpretation of vernacular: war of words: heated debate; Confucianism: refers to scholars. Just arguing with many people, refuting each other and being good at talking.

Dynasty: Ming dynasty

Author: Luo Guanzhong

Source: The Forty-third Session of Romance of the Three Kingdoms: "Zhuge Liang's words and wars are crowded with Confucianism."

Zhuge Liang argued with many people and refuted each other.

Praise what people say well; 2 words with clear pronunciation and mellow voice, such as flowing clouds and colorful lotus flowers.

Words are eloquent and eloquent.

A glib tongue can surprise you, and then you can argue and talk with Kan Kan.

Laughing, articulate, articulate.

Have a glib tongue and witty remarks.

Be eloquent, eloquent, eloquent, eloquent.

Clever tongue is like a spring, clever tongue is like a spring, clever tongue is like a spring, and witty remarks are connected.

It is better to argue without saying a word than to talk with millions of teachers.

Speak with relish, eloquent, eloquent, eloquent, charming, eloquent.

Can be used to saying things, spitting lotus flowers, expressing good words, bickering with people, being fickle and sounding like a silver bell.

The glib words surprised four people and made them laugh their heads off.

What are the words that describe a person's comments in place?

Epiphany, insight, burning: understand, thorough.

Epiphany, the ancient meaning should be burning turtle shells to get instructions from heaven.

The ancients used divination to get instructions from heaven, which is called true knowledge.

Refers to clear and thorough understanding and insight

Idioms praising people for speaking in place

Behave: To act or speak in an appropriate manner.

Just right: it is just right to describe what you say and do.

Hit the nail on the head, hit the nail on the head ... I hope it will help you ~

Words that describe a wonderful speech.

Hit the nail on the head, hit the nail on the head, I suddenly realized, just like dreaming.

Which idiom is used to describe a person who sums up his speech well?

Hit the nail on the head, hit the nail on the head, be concise, go straight to the point, hit the nail on the head [y and zh ē n jià n xi ě] Interpretation: the metaphor is straightforward and to the point.

Said by: Mao Zedong's Opposing Stereotyped Party Writing: "Didn't this point out our problems to the nail on the head?

Yes, stereotyped Party writing is very common in China and abroad.

Second, hit the nail on the head [y and y ǔ dà o pò] Explanation: Tao: Say; Breakthrough: exposure.

Finish it in one sentence.

From: Qing Xique's Book with Zhang Kauff: "From Tang Yu to the Warring States Period for more than 2,000 years, the sages spread the mind method, which hit home.

From the Tang Dynasty and Yu Dynasty to the Warring States Period for more than two thousand years, sages taught each other mental methods, and one sentence hit the nail on the head.

Iii. Concise [yá nji ? ny? gā i] Explanation: complete.

Not much to say, but the meaning is there.

Describe speaking and writing succinctly.

Said by: Zhang Song Duan Yi's Collection of Guier: "Be brief; This became the king's word.

"translation: a few words, but all the meanings have become words of wisdom.

Fourth, hit the nail on the head [qiè zhòng yào hài] Interpretation: refers to the critical point of criticizing things.

Said by: Levin's Complete Biography of Hu Xueyan's Disappearing: "Metaphor means testing each other. If the moon flies, it will be right.

"V. Pierce the inside [biā n p? r ǐ] Explanation: Whip Jun: spur and encourage; Li: The innermost floor.

Describe it as practical learning.

Also described as thorough analysis, to the point.

From: Zhang Xiangshuai's Book by Sheng Xuanhuai in the late Qing Dynasty: "My nephew is duty-bound, entrusted with a heavy responsibility, and will make a breakthrough, become a fully commercialized factory, and create great things for the world.

Entrusted by me, my nephew is duty-bound, thorough in analysis, straight to the point, forming a completely commercialized factory and innovating for the whole country.