It means a very interesting four-word idiom

1. What are some meaningful four-character idioms? A very meaningful four-word idiom is: a big book is a special book, a lofty meaning is sparse, as the name implies, a good word is good, and a fair death honors the whole life.

Idiom explanation:

1. big book and special book [dà shū tè shū]: book: writing. Close-up in uppercase. It means recording something of great significance very carefully.

Source: Tang Hanyu's "Answering Yuan Shi Yu Book": "The first step is still strong, while the inheritance is the inheritance, and the book is special, but the book is different."

2. Gao Yi Bo Yun (gā o yí bó yú n): thin: close. The original intention of the article is very meaningful. The latter description is loyal.

Source: The biography of Xie Lingyun in the Song Dynasty: "English words moisten the stone, and high righteousness clears the clouds."

3. As the name implies [gê mí ng sê y]: Gu: Look; Meaning: meaning, meaning. Think of the meaning from the name.

Source: I want you to be Cao, as the name implies, and dare not disobey. The reflection of Shu Wei and Wang Changchuan.

4. Yan Jiayi (ji ā yá n yí xí ng): Jia and righteousness: goodness and beauty. Useful words and actions.

Source: Zhu Zi Quan Shu Wu Xue: "When people praise and do good deeds, they praise and record."

5. A fair death honors the whole life. Get what you want: get the right position. Means that death is valuable and meaningful.

Source: "Shu Wei Chuan Zhang Puhui": "Life has death, so you don't have to hate it by your husband."

2. What are the meaningful four-character idioms? 1) Smooth sailing Y and fán fēng shn put out their boats and sailed with full sail. This metaphor went smoothly without any obstacles.

2) Ji Xing is shining high, and jí x and ng gā o zhà o indicate that Ji Xing is shining high.

3) Sanyang Kaitai sān yáng kāi tài is often used to celebrate the beginning of a year or to symbolize good luck.

4) Gui Long Forest Phoenix Valley and Ló ng Lí n fè ng are metaphors of people who occupy high positions and cover the whole world.

5) Changle Yongkang cháng lè yǒng kāng is always full of joy and health.

6) Wu Zixu's recognition of W incarnation is used as a blessing or auspicious language for marriage.

7) Purple gas floating from the east is a sign of good luck.

8) Good luck dà jí dà lì is very auspicious and smooth. Used for divination and blessing in the old days.

9) Jilong's auspicious grand wedding of Jí ló ng ZH and Xǐ.

10) Good and auspicious Zuo shàn Jiang Xiang's old finger is lucky to do good on weekdays.

1 1) The clouds in the auspicious clouds xi indicate good luck.

3. What are the hidden dangers of the four-word word that means very dangerous: hiding the idea of killing.

Metaphor is potentially dangerous. Reef and shoal: hidden reef, impenetrable river beach.

Metaphor is a hidden disaster or dangerous obstacle. The anchovy is out of trouble: a metaphor for leaving once it is out of danger.

Hundreds of deaths: describe life as extremely dangerous and close to death. Invincible: battle-hardened, never involved in risks.

Describe being good at fighting. Three changes after defeat: people who destroy their homes are becoming more and more dangerous.

Hugging tiger pillow dumplings: pillow: pillow; Horn: One-horned dragon in ancient legend. Hold the tiger in both hands and put the dragon on the pillow.

Metaphor is at stake. Sports car: running: Mercedes-Benz; Decay: Decay.

Pull a Mercedes with rotten rope. Metaphor things are very dangerous, so be very vigilant.

Safe haven: a port without loading and unloading equipment, which provides shelter for ships in storms. Metaphor is a place where you can avoid danger.

Soldiers are around their necks: necks: necks. The knife is around the neck.

Metaphor is that danger is close. The soldier is around his neck: the knife rest is around his neck.

Metaphor is that danger is close. Abyss: Abyss.

It is also a metaphor for a dangerous place. Nowhere: a very dangerous situation.

It's hard to escape. Metaphor is difficult to escape bad luck or dangerous situation.

Nothing ventured, nothing gained: nothing ventured, nothing gained. Metaphor does not venture into a dangerous situation, you can't achieve the necessary results.

"If you don't explore the tiger's den, you get the tiger." Nothing ventured, nothing gained: nothing ventured, nothing gained.

Metaphor does not venture into a dangerous situation, you can't achieve the necessary results. Nothing ventured, nothing gained.

Too much money is dangerous: dangerous: dangerous. Too much money is easy to attract thieves, and life is in danger.

Pond fish screen swallow: a metaphor for people who are in danger and easy to suffer. Risking one's life: from birth to death.

After describing risking his life, regardless of personal safety. Be prepared for danger in times of peace: be prepared for danger in times of peace.

In a comfortable environment, think about the possible difficulties and dangers. It means to be prepared for emergencies at any time.

In a high position: in a high position: in a powerful position. Deep: like an abyss.

Being in an important position is like facing an abyss. In the past, being in a high position was often dangerous.

Ring of weeping hall: weeping hall: under the eaves of the hall. Sitting under the eaves of a church, falling roof tiles may hurt people.

Metaphor is in danger. Often refers to a lesson from danger or frustration.

Spring ice tiger tail: step on the tiger tail and walk on the ice that will thaw in spring. Metaphor is dangerous.

Survival and security: protect the dying and place the extremely dangerous. Description plays a decisive role at the critical moment.

Critical autumn: refers to the critical moment of survival, extinction, danger and urgency. Cumulative salary: Cumulative: local; Salary: firewood.

Put the fire under the woodpile. Metaphor lurks great danger.

The danger of one day: one day: a short-term metaphor. Danger: danger.

Describe the impending danger. Run out of ammunition and food: ammunition is used up and food is cut off in the battle.

Refers to a dangerous situation in which it is impossible to continue fighting. When the wind holds the candle: ice: holding it.

Holding a candle against the wind. Metaphor is at stake.

Daoshanhuohai: a metaphor for an extremely dangerous and difficult place. Blood sea: a metaphor for an extremely dangerous and difficult place.

Blade head: a metaphor for a dangerous situation. Suffering from hanging upside down: head down and feet up.

Metaphor is extremely difficult and dangerous. Dance without turning a blade: dance: step; Blade: blade; Vortex: Vortex.

Don't return when facing danger. Road without diameter: Road: Go.

Path: path. Walk along the main road, not the path, so as to avoid danger.

The road is higher than one, and the potential is higher than one risk: profit: more; Potential: strength. The nobler the morality, the better the people and the safer they are; The greater the power, the easier it is to be abused and the more dangerous it is to be willful.

Dangerous territory: danger: danger; Domain: situation. Dangerous situation.

Ding Fish Curtain Swallow: Like a fish swimming in a tripod, a swallow nests on a curtain. Metaphor is a person or thing in extreme danger.

Hungry tiger: a metaphor for a very dangerous place. Smash: The body is crushed to death.

A metaphor for losing one's life for a certain purpose or because of any danger. Powder body and gray bones: the body was crushed to death.

A metaphor for losing one's life for a certain purpose or because of any danger. Use "to pieces".

Floating and hanging alone: floating: floating and uncertain; Send: deposit; Loneliness: loneliness; Hanging: hanging. Hanging like a float.

Describe doing things without a foundation and with a big shelf. This also means that the situation is urgent and dangerous.

Bad rope controls horse: rope: thick rope. To drive a galloping horse with a broken rope.

Describe the danger of subversion. Go to danger: go: throw yourself into it; Risk: danger; Such as: like; Yi: Ping.

The road to danger is considered a smooth road. Describe not to avoid difficulties and obstacles.

Wrist biting: sting: bee sting; Solution: Give up. If your wrist is bitten by a poisonous snake, you should cut it off immediately to avoid endangering your life.

Metaphor in the face of danger, we should give up the small and seek the big. Willing to risk his life.

Two-day feelings: describe those who have saved people from danger, hardship and disease. There is no danger at height: at a height, there is no danger of overturning.

Arch wood is not dangerous: arch wood: a tree with two thick arms; Danger: A dangerous place. Trees and forests don't grow in high and dangerous places.

Metaphor loyal minister was not born in a crisis. This country will no longer be a country: this country will not be able to sustain itself.

Refers to the country's situation is very bad, there is a danger of national subjugation. Don't walk in danger: don't walk in dangerous places.

Pull out a tooth from the tiger's mouth. Metaphor means doing something very dangerous.

Surviving life in the jaws of death: surviving life in the jaws of death. Metaphor is to experience great danger and get lucky.

Snatch from the tiger's mouth: snatch food from the tiger's mouth. Metaphor is a very dangerous thing, or a very brave act.

Escape from the jaws of death: the life that survived in the jaws of death. The metaphor is to escape from a very dangerous situation and survive.

The rest of the tiger: the life that survived in the tiger's mouth. The metaphor is to escape from a very dangerous situation and survive.

In the mouth of death: in the mouth of death: persecution, pain. Metaphor is extremely dangerous.

Wolf's den: cave: cave. Metaphor is extremely dangerous.

4. What are the related four-character idioms with the meaning of "hen"?

[Love knowledge but not expertise] Love things or things widely, but not exclusively.

"Feel at ease" refers to stability, satisfaction and willingness to do so.

[Dreams are long and dreams are short] More: In the old days, the night time unit was divided into five classes, each class was about two hours; Longer: refers to the long night; Short dream: refers to restless sleep and easy to wake up. Describe being restless and unable to sleep.

Describe the abdominal care 】 【 very worried.

[Rice is not as good as pot] Rich wine and vegetables are not ready, so it is better to fill your hunger with soaked rice in the pot. It's urgent and can't wait.

Chongzhou, Guo Fu has been to many places. Describe a long journey, trek.

[Less two less right] Less: Very little. There are few second ones. The description is extremely prominent.

Keep secrets from others.

5. Four words with connotation are smarter than fools.

Beautiful and smart

Open-minded-very open/modest.

calm

Happiness and freedom

Accumulate idioms with specific connotations through idiom classification

First of all, idioms describing friendship

Heart to heart, heart to heart, like-minded brothers and sisters, sharing weal and woe, sharing weal and woe, caring for each other, caring for each other, caring for each other.

Second, describe the teacher-student relationship.

Earnestly, leisurely, serious and respectful, listening to the intimacy between students, such as inseparable, United and friendly, get along with each other day and night.

Third, idioms describing mountains.

Mountains, mountains, mountains, mountains, mountains, mountains, mountains, mountains, mountains, cliffs, peaks, majestic mountains, picturesque mountains.

Four. Idioms describing colors

Colorful, colorful, colorful, colorful, colorful, colorful, colorful, green, green, green, green * * *

Verb (abbreviation for verb) indicates rare idioms.

Very rare. Niu Yi's hair is unique. This is unprecedented. Very rare. If the morning star lacks it, it is unprecedented. Only a handful. Cycas 3322 has few flowers. This is a drop in the ocean.

Idioms describing liveliness and prosperity

Around the endless stream of people, the world of flowers and flowers is full of sleeves and sweat as clouds. The crowd was bustling and the streets were crowded with people.

Seven, describe all kinds of idioms

All-encompassing, dazzling, endless, all-encompassing, dazzling, magnificent, everything, everything, everywhere, countless. More than enough is more than enough, and more than enough is a dime a dozen.

Eight, said "many" idioms

There are many audiences (packed seats), many guests (weddings), many people (side by side), many talents (many talents), many military forces (many military forces), many things (countless beautiful forests), many colors (colorful), many categories (various), many difficulties (endless hardships), many words (many words) and many books (many books)

Nine, idioms to describe learning

Never stop learning, never get tired of learning, never get tired of trying, never forget to eat and sleep, never waste time, never get tired of trying, never get tired of trying, never get tired of trying, never get tired of trying, never get tired of trying.

X. describe towns in different places

Beautiful scenery, a sea of people, traffic, quiet and harmonious villages, lush vegetation, bamboo fences, Washe Mountain, secluded roads, small bridges and flowing water.