Idiom of "Cloud"

1. The four-character idiom with the word luck is expected to be adopted, O(∩_∩)O Thank you.

Auspicious four-character idioms:

Make a strategy,

Came into being,

Career is booming,

Prosperous wealth,

Prosperous wealth,

Bad luck,

Luck has changed,

Only with luck,

Migration is easy,

Peng didn't understand,

The aircraft carrier Fengtian,

Six parents were transported together,

Axe-like doors,

Good luck and bad luck,

When it's shipped out, ty,

Operational research strategy,

Plans and plans,

Luck makes the wind,

Operating loan,

Prosperity,

Operational planning,

Go back to heaven,

Artisans transport gold,

Sitting strategically,

With the requirements of the times,

Amazing operation,

Great craftsmen carry gold,

Time flies,

Ingenious and handy,

Libres de Courir

Running thousands of miles,

Shi tai,

Your palm,

Tao kanyun,

Plan the situation and formulate operational strategies

2. A good four-character idiom, with luck before and luck after, contains idioms with luck:

Just lucky: not smooth. Talent is high, but fate is not good, so you can't display your talent. With the meaning of talent.

Prosperous fortune: accessible and smooth. People who make a fortune have good fortune and make money smoothly.

Fengtian carrier: follow; Fengtian: Obeying God's will means that the emperor is ordered by heaven; Transportation: Inheriting a new destiny. Refers to the divine right of kings. Rhetoric at the beginning of imperial edicts.

Prosperous career: officialdom luck. Hengtong: Smooth. Refers to the smooth sailing of the cause and the promotion step by step.

Artisans transport gold: artisans; Stone: name; Yun: Hey; Kim: Axe. It used to mean that a carpenter swung an axe and cut off the white ash on the tip of a person's nose without hurting his nose. For later use.

Ingenuity: ingenuity. Clever use of ingenious ideas.

It's like playing with your palm. It is very easy to describe things.

Bad luck: good luck, timing; Cute: not smooth; One foot is neglected and can't stretch smoothly. Bad luck, bad fate. This is an idealistic fatalistic view.

Times have changed. The time has come, and fate has changed. The situation is improving.

As the times require: adaptation; Luck: originally refers to fate, generally refers to opportunity. The birth of the old finger is a response to fate. Now refers to the opportunity to adapt.

Plans and plans: plans and plans; Curtains: Ancient military tents. Refers to the formulation of operational strategies. By extension, it means planning and guidance.

Load the wind: wave; Kim: Axe. Waving an axe, the wind is whistling. Metaphor has skill, skill.

Clever operation, single-minded, is to prepare for the battle before going to war. This is the routine of war, but the clever and flexible application lies in being good at thinking. Refers to the superb art of commanding operations.

Use good idioms:

A good lover cherishes and values talents.

Like food is like simple, not fashionable.

A hundred years of permanent harmony. A man and a woman are married.

I don't know if it's good or bad. Can't understand the goodness of others.

Great rivers and mountains: land. An infinitely beautiful motherland.

Stubborn and eager to learn: practical and practical. Serious and practical, interested in learning.

Believe in learning and believing: believe faithfully. Refers to having firm confidence in morality and career, and being diligent and eager to learn.

Learn ancient classics well: concentrate on your studies. Refers to concentrate on learning ancient songs.

Fast, good, economical, large quantity, fast speed, good quality and low cost.

Take what others like, take what others like.

What Archie likes: Qu Cong; Its: his; Good: hobbies. Pander to someone's hobbies to gain his favor.

The preference of two surnames means that two families are trapped in marriage and become relatives.

Everyone has his own hobbies: hobbies. Everyone has his own hobbies. It means that people's hobbies come from human nature and should only listen.

3. Four-character idiom Daquan is lucky: not so good. Talent is high, but fate is not good, so you can't display your talent. With the meaning of talent.

Prosperous fortune: accessible and smooth. People who make a fortune have good fortune and make money smoothly.

Fengtian carrier: follow; Fengtian: Obeying God's will means that the emperor is ordered by heaven; Transportation: Inheriting a new destiny. Refers to the divine right of kings. Rhetoric at the beginning of imperial edicts.

Prosperous career: officialdom luck. Hengtong: Smooth. Refers to the smooth sailing of the cause and the promotion step by step.

Artisans transport gold: artisans; Stone: name; Yun: Hey; Kim: Axe. It used to mean that a carpenter swung an axe and cut off the white ash on the tip of a person's nose without hurting his nose. For later use.

Ingenuity: ingenuity. Clever use of ingenious ideas.

It's like playing with your palm. It is very easy to describe things.

Bad luck: good luck, timing; Cute: not smooth; One foot is neglected and can't stretch smoothly. Bad luck, bad fate. This is an idealistic fatalistic view.

Times have changed. The time has come, and fate has changed. The situation is improving.

As the times require: adaptation; Luck: originally refers to fate, generally refers to opportunity. The birth of the old finger is a response to fate. Now refers to the opportunity to adapt.

Plans and plans: plans and plans; Curtains: Ancient military tents. Refers to the formulation of operational strategies. By extension, it means planning and guidance.

Load the wind: wave; Kim: Axe. Waving an axe, the wind is whistling. Metaphor has skill, skill.

Clever operation, single-minded, is to prepare for the battle before going to war. This is the routine of war, but the clever and flexible application lies in being good at thinking. Refers to the superb art of commanding operations.

Easy to use, very skilled and natural to use.

A great craftsman carries gold as a metaphor for a person's superb skills or skillful writing.

Ingenuity: ingenuity. Describe the artistic conception is exquisite and unique.

Going back to heaven or spinning dry Kun.

Move or change silently and naturally.

God is a ghost, describing the fast traffic. It is also a metaphor for stealing. It's the same as "good luck and ghosts lose".

Good fortune (1) describes the rapid transportation. (2) stealing.

There is no "what is what is what" idiom in four-character idioms. The second idiom "You" goes like this:

1, close the call

Xidan

It means that you escaped from a very dangerous situation.

Structural verb-object type

Used as predicate and attribute; Used in spoken English

2. Fear of being discussed

golden mouth and pearly words (of an emperor in ancient China)―golden saying

Interpreter: here refers to people; Discussion: discussion. Worried about being criticized by everyone.

Source "Xie Chuan": "When Zuo Zhongrong is also exempt from returning, they get along, or celebrate their birthdays, or travel in the country in a convertible. When they are drunk, they sing elegies and look down on things. "

Structural verb-object type

Used as a predicate; Fear of criticism

Step 3 suffer misfortune

from a thousand li away

Suffer serious disasters, especially death.

From Liu's "Bell and Drum Tower": "But this couple who sell bean juice suffered misfortune the other day."

Structural verb-object idioms

Used as predicate and object; Polydactyly death

5. 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. "

6. Four-word idioms with time:

All the fashions,

Criticize the current abuses,

Talk for a while,

A long time ago,

Inappropriate,

Bad luck,

Luck has changed,

Prosperous wealth,

A feeling,

All along,

For a moment,

Anytime, anywhere,

Assess the situation,

Don't understand the times,

Born at the wrong time,

When the wind is different,

Don't waste time,

When hiding,

It was wonderful for a while,

Take some time,

Confuse people when they fall,

Migration is easy,

Hurry up,

Occasionally,

Save time, save the world,

Respond in time,

Respond in time,

A joke,

Wasting time,

Lucky, auspicious and safe.