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1. Describing the idiom "I bought a gift and returned a pearl" doesn't get to the point.

Mehdi dujuan zh

Rafters: wooden cases; Pearl: Pearl.

Buy jewelry boxes and return pearls: I bought wooden boxes and returned pearls. Metaphor has no vision and improper choice.

The original text of Han Fei's "Han Fei Zi Zuo Wai Chu Lun" in the pre-Qin period: Chu people have sold their pearls to Zheng, which is the cabinet of Mulan, smoked with cinnamon, decorated with pearl jade, decorated with roses, plaited with feather jade, and Zheng people bought their rafters and returned their pearls. This can be said to be a best seller, but it is not a good pearl.

Method linkage; As predicate, object and attribute; Used in written language

Synonyms are putting the cart before the horse, putting the cart before the horse and opposing negative pay.

I think there are many idioms that can't tell the time. The key is to see where they are used and whether they have a sense of color. The following are clear and distinct idioms that I have compiled and may be used in some occasions. Black and white: a metaphor for distinguishing right from wrong. Classes are testable: classes are obvious. What they mean is that things are clear from beginning to end and can be verified. Clear barriers: barriers: ancient military camps. Metaphors nowadays often refer to opposing things and boundaries. Metaphor boundaries are clear. Soldiers are like watching fire: soldiers are bright, bright and obvious. It can be described clearly. Soldiers are like watching fire: it can be described clearly and clearly. Breaking two stars means that even a small weight can be clearly distinguished. The metaphor is accurate and clear. Stars, a small idea to mark the weight on the weighing scale. Don't wait for the tortoise: tortoise: yarrow and tortoise shell were used to predict good or bad luck in ancient times. You can decide without divination. Metaphorically, things are obvious and very clear. Rank: rank: the order of things. The order of things is clearly defined. Clarify: to express complete clarity. Restore peace to the world. Know the root: refers to the clear foundation. The general trend has been seen: the development trend of the situation can be clearly seen. It means that the outcome of the survival of both sides in the struggle is clear. See the intrigues of others clearly. Insight: see clearly; Qiu Hao: The new fine hair of birds and beasts in autumn is a metaphor for tiny things. Describe people's keen eyes, any small things can be seen clearly. Insight into everything: observe everything clearly. Insight into people's hearts: clearly see people's hearts. It describes frankness and sincerity. Insight into their treachery: insight: see clearly; Treacherous: treacherous. See each other's intrigue. With "insert a candle in the hole to observe the fire". Holes are like observing a flame. With "stick a hole in the hole to watch the fire". The hole is like observing the fire thoroughly. It's like watching fire. Know the traitor: know: know clearly; Betrayal: treachery. Look at each other's intrigue. This is the same as "getting into a candle and selling him out". Know everything: dig a hole: deep and thorough; Epiphany: I know. I observe everything clearly. The candle is a traitor: the hole is clear; Candle: have a look; Betrayal: treachery. See clearly the intrigues of others. There is a worm in the stomach: it is a metaphor for having a worm in the stomach and clearly knowing other people's mental activities. Distinctive grievances: grace: grace; Hatred: hatred. The difference between kindness and hatred is clear and unambiguous. The hatred is over: Yes: Obviously. The difference between resentment and resentment is obvious. It means that those who are grateful are rewarded, and those who hate are rewarded. Seeing all the way and listening to all directions: obviously, people saw it. Obviously, everyone has heard of it and seen it. The description is clear to everyone and cannot be concealed. Safe, safe. Divide the stars into two parts. Divide the stars into two parts: explain them in detail; Safe, safe. Clear distinction between public and private: the boundary between public and private is very clear. Daylight: Guangtian: the biggest day, broad daylight; Sunflower: the sun that grows everything. It was originally described as an era of peace and prosperity. Later, it was used to describe an occasion that everyone could see clearly. Black and white are in sharp contrast. Metaphor is very clear about the boundaries between things. It also describes clear handwriting and pictures. Simplicity: It means that language and writing are concise, clear and straightforward. Clear rewards and punishments: the prize of the award, the penalty. Describe the handling of things clearly. Unique: a clear and vague metaphor. Clear metaphor: clear: clear appearance. It also refers to the rhyme of China traditional opera. It's the same as "clear and distinct" Clear metaphor: clear metaphor; Clear metaphor: clear metaphor; Metaphor appearance is clear and distinct. Orderly: orderly: neat appearance. Clear organization. Express: Speak and express clearly and frankly. Solution 1: It's beautiful to speak poetry clearly and clearly. Come and go clearly: clearly describe the procedure or people's property. Know someone like the back of his hand. Describe a very clear understanding of the situation. See: see, see, see, see, see, see. Finger palm: Point to the palm of your hand. It describes that you know things very clearly, as if you were holding them in the palm of your hand to show them to others. Finger palm: Point to the palm of your hand. Describe knowing things very clearly. It's like putting something in your hand and showing it to others. Vivid: it can be clearly distinguished. Vivid: clear, clear, and clearly seen. Vivid: You can clearly find the basis. Calendar: vivid, clear and distinct. You can count them one by one. Vivid: clear. It means messy and uneven. It's like painting. Vivid: The description is clear and vivid, just like painting. Vivid in the ear: describes a sound clearly hovering in the ear. Vivid in the mind: vivid: clear and distinct. It means that the scenery in the distance is clearly visible, or the past clearly reappears in front of us. Look at the fire: it means that things are clear, just like watching the fire. Look at the fire: it means that things are clear. It's like watching a fire. It's like watching a fire. It's a small window crack. Although the hole is small, you can see the outside clearly. Far or near, respectively, refers to the future and present. Predicting the future development is as clear as looking at the present. Big end: very clear.

3. What are the idioms that describe fuzzy idioms? Explain that you are confused about describing unreasonable things or have a vague understanding of things.

It also describes that the mind is in a vague state, confused, vague and boundless, which also means vague: also called "embarrassing situation", frustrated. Fuzzy: fuzzy.

Of appearance blurred. Confuse black and white: blur the boundaries.

Deliberately saying that black is white and white is black creates confusion. It refers to deliberately creating confusion and confusing people.

Look, Zhu regards red as green. Describe blurred eyes and blurred vision.

Vague trance describes vague, difficult to distinguish clearly. The description of vague dreams is vague and difficult to distinguish clearly.

Wuliwu fog is a metaphor for the vague and ignorant realm of truth. Seeing flowers in the fog originally described the old man's poor eyesight and blurred vision, and later metaphorically said that seeing things was not true.

With its vagueness, people are dumbfounded: vague and confused; Zhao Zhao: I see. It means that you are still confused, but you should teach others to understand.

Vague and unreal. Fog and mist: describe the vague appearance.

Clouds hung over the scene, making it difficult to see clearly. In the fog, it is a metaphor for the vague and ignorant realm of truth.

Twilight [explanation] refers to the evening when the sky is dark and the scenery in front of you is blurred. Vaguely [explain] means to look or sound vague, not very clear, and not very obvious.

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4. What idioms can't tell the difference between light and heavy? Sometimes they are light and sometimes they are heavy. Describe the unbalanced development of things or the unfair attitude towards things.

Like light and heavy jobs-choose easy jobs and avoid difficult ones.

When accepting a task, it means to pick a light burden and be afraid of picking a heavy one.

Evade primary responsibility and assume secondary responsibility.

It means to avoid heavy responsibilities and only pick the lighter ones to bear. It also means avoiding the important and talking about unimportant things.

Handle complicated things easily

Heavy things seem to be playing with light things. Strong metaphorical ability, can easily do heavy work or deal with difficult problems.

Be incompetent for one's own task

Great responsibility, weak ability. Indicating incompetence. Often make modest remarks.

be top-heavy

My head is swollen and my feet are weak. Describe physical discomfort. It also shows that the foundation is not solid.

5. Describe the ambiguous idiom 1: confused

1. explanation: the understanding is vague and unreasonable. It also describes that the mind is in a vague state.

2. Example: You can't get things done in a muddle.

3. Grammar: combination; As a predicate; Be unclear about sth.

Two: Chaos [[hün hün dün dün] n Dü n]

1. explanation: confusing, vague and unclear.

2. From: Qing Wu Ren Jian's "Strange Land Seen in Twenty Years" 53: "I still don't know how to live in chaos."

3. Example: The vast East China Sea is connected with the misty night sky, and it is impossible to tell where water is and where sky is. ◎ Cycle "Morning in Shanghai" Part IV.

Third: confuse black and white.

1. explanation: confusion: fuzzy boundaries. Deliberately saying that black is white and white is black creates confusion. It refers to deliberately creating confusion and confusing people.

2. From: "The Biography of Yang Zhen in the Later Han Dynasty": "White and black are confused, and clear and turbid are homologous."

3. Example: Gai Coffin's theory definitely sees disputes, although it is slightly different, it is still inconclusive, and the situation is not its evil? ◎ Letter from Zhang Zhiliang Qichao

Four: trance

1. explanation: vague: vague; Suddenly: unreal, unclear. The description is vague and difficult to distinguish.

2. From: The cloud "Reading Notes 3 of Huaixi Magazine in Wei Caotang": "If you only wait for more than 200 taels of gold, you can only eat and drink for more than two months, you will lose something, just like a dream."

3. Grammar: combination; As predicate, adverbial and attribute; Describe things.

Five: vaguely [yǐn yǐn Yu Yu]

1. explanation: it means to look or sound vague, not very clear, not very obvious.

2. From: Li Qingruzhen's "Mirror Flower Edge" The tenth time: "I saw a vague hillside, but it was like an arrow, pointing straight at the blade."

Example: It's getting late, and I see the stars flashing gradually. I vaguely heard a sad voice behind me.

6. Idioms that don't know the direction are confused, confused, such as sitting in the clouds, confused, confused.

First, dizziness

Pinyin: yón tóu zhuan Xiang

Interpretation: halo: halo; Turn: I can't tell the direction. Describe confusion and disorientation.

Source: Weekly Morning in Shanghai Part III: "Grandma Zhu Qiao fainted. Completely out of his expectation, his son has changed, and it has become so fast! "

He has a lot of things to do and is very busy these days.

Second, the stupid head turned.

Pinyin: móng tóu zhuan Xiang

Interpretation: describe the confusion of the mind.

Source: Gao Yubao's Gao Yubao, chapter 12: "Yubao's children are so clever and lively in the countryside that they get confused as soon as they enter the factory.

Ex.: The people across the street were puzzled by Dragon Heart and didn't know what to do.

Third, if you sit in the clouds.

Pinyin: rú zuò yún wù

Interpretation: It's like sitting in the fog. Metaphor is confused, can't distinguish things.

Source: Yan Zhitui Beiqi's "Yan Family Instructions Learning": "There are auspicious things, discussing gains and losses, suddenly opening your mouth, such as sitting in the clouds."

Vernacular interpretation: When there are good and bad events, talk about gains and losses, keep your mouth open, and you can't tell things apart.

Fourth, I don't know.

Pinyin: máng wú tóu xù

Interpretation: Mang: describes a large amount of water or other things; No allowance; Clue: the order in complex and chaotic things. Describe without a clue; Or things can't touch the edge; I don't know where it started.

Source: Hui 18 Li's "The Officialdom in the Qing Dynasty": "Futai is at a loss for this matter these days. When I got this letter, I passed it on to two departments for discussion. "

Just when I was at a loss, he brought a letter, which surprised me.

Five, endless lines

Pinyin: máng wú duān xù

Interpretation: no clue, confusion, lack of organization.

Source: Cloud "Notes on Reading Micro Cottage in the Summer of Luanyang": "Men don't know where they come from or who they are. They ask about their neighbors and never stop. "

Ex.: Men don't know why they are here, and they don't know anyone. They asked their neighbors if they knew.

7. What idioms are often confused? 1. Follow the picture: it is both a metaphor for doing things mechanically and a metaphor for finding clues.

2. flirting: refers to flattery, collusion, and also refers to lovers flirting secretly. Uninterrupted: It describes both subtle sounds and critical situations.

4. Colorful: It not only describes the corrupt life of pleasure-seeking, but also describes the bustling scene of the city or entertainment place at night. 5. Independence: It means that people only care about their lack of collective spirit, and it also means that people should do a good job of self-cultivation.

6. Play the lute to a cow: it is a metaphor to reason with people who don't understand reason and speak expert words to outsiders. It is also used to laugh at people who don't look at their objects. 7.BLACKPINK's appearance: refers to dressing up and acting, and also satirizes some people entering politics.

8. High mountains and flowing water: it is not only a metaphor for bosom friends, but also a metaphor for music. 9. Self-pity: It refers to both loneliness and depression, and self-appreciation.

10. Routine step: it is not only a metaphor for sticking to the rules and not knowing how to change, but also a metaphor for following the rules and not wanting to be left behind. 1 1. Call the wind and call the rain: it is not only a metaphor of inflammatory activities, but also a metaphor of man dominating nature.

12. In the dark: It not only describes the absurd and decadent life of people, but also describes the unconsciousness of people. 13. Old-fashioned: It describes both people who are old-fashioned and self-righteous, and people who are lifeless and lifeless.

14. As cold as ice: It describes people as not only not warm and gentle, but also serious. 15. Look on coldly: it means to look on coldly and unwilling to participate, and it also means to look on calmly.

16. Routine: refers to the work that only pays attention to the form but not the actual effect, and also refers to the business that does things according to the routine. 17. Start a new stove: it is both a metaphor for breaking away from the collective and a metaphor for starting a new stove.

18. Needle hidden in cotton: It is both a metaphor for softness in appearance and a description of hardness in softness. 19. inseparable: it refers to both sides' disputes and struggles, and it also describes that the relationship between the two sides is extremely close and difficult to separate.

20.* * * Odd article reward: not only refers to publishing absurd and wrong articles for everyone to identify and criticize, but also includes taking out novel articles for appreciation. 2 1. Modest gentleman: refers to both those who pretend to be modest but are hypocritical, and those who are modest and can be strict with themselves.

22. Poor appearance: it means that ugliness is completely exposed, and it also means that the description is very detailed and vivid. 23. Adding wings to the tiger: It is not only a metaphor that evil forces are more evil after being helped, but also a metaphor that powerful forces are stronger after being helped.

24. Gold panning in the sand: It is not only a metaphor for making great efforts but having little effect, but also a metaphor for selecting the essence from a large number of materials. 25. Stability: It not only describes speaking, doing things and writing articles, but also refers to doing things without making mistakes and lacking innovative spirit.

26. wording: it refers to both distorting legal provisions and cheating, as well as playing with word skills. 27. Fantasy: it means that thinking enters the illusory realm, and it means that it is completely divorced from reality (neutral) and thinking (derogatory).

28. As if nothing had happened: it refers to being calm in an emergency, and it also refers to letting the bad guys do bad things without scruple. 29. incisively and vividly: it not only describes that the speech or article is fully and thoroughly expressed, but also refers to the thorough exposure.

30. Getting burned: It means asking for trouble or self-destruction, and it also means actively exposing your own problems and seeking criticism and help. 3 1. Looking ahead and looking back: It not only describes thinking carefully before doing things, but also describes worrying too much and hesitating.

32. Happiness from now on: It not only means having a lot of wealth, but also means that people are very talented and knowledgeable. 33. Spring breeze is full of pride: it can not only refer to the pride of Jinshi and Empress, but also describe the triumphant appearance of those who succeed or bring satisfaction in officialdom.

34. Approachable: It is not only a metaphor for being kind, without shelf, making people approachable, but also describing words that are easy to understand. 35. Magnificent: It not only describes that speaking or writing is thoughtful and continuous, but also describes grandeur.

36. Delicious: It can describe both the beautiful face of women and the fascinating beautiful scenery. 37. Flirting: It is mostly used to show love between men and women, and also refers to hooking up between bad guys.

38. Relax: It not only describes complacency and indifference to emergencies or difficulties, but also refers to indifference to things. 39. Both sides have their own sources: it is a metaphor for how to do things smoothly, and it is also a metaphor for doing things smoothly.

40. What to do: It not only describes your gestures when you speak, but also describes reckless pointing and criticism.

8. Describe the unclear words: awkward: alienated; Tribal tiger: The impression is very vague. I can't see clearly.

Goodbye when you are dead: goodbye when you are dead. Can't see, can't see clearly.

Obscure five colors: five colors: various colors. There are many miscellaneous colors to describe it, so I can't see it clearly. Metaphor things are complex and difficult to distinguish clearly.

Looming: if it seems; Hide: hide; Xiu: Xiu. Seemingly hidden, but also seemingly revealed. Describe the vague appearance.

Looming: if: as if; Hide: hide; Now: appear. Seemingly hidden, but also seemingly revealed. Describe the vague appearance.

The mountains and rivers are dazzled: dazzled: I can't see clearly. Describe the fierce struggle.

Selfishness blinds the eyes: selfishness: prejudice against selfish desires. Selfish views can make people lose sight of the direction.

Cloud mountain fog cover: cover: cover. The mountain is shrouded in clouds, so you can't see its true colors clearly. Metaphor is mysterious and ambiguous.

Vague: Describing a vague appearance. Clouds hung over the scene, making it difficult to see clearly.

Cloud cover: cover: cover. The mountain is shrouded in clouds, so you can't see its true colors clearly. Metaphor is mysterious and ambiguous.

Self-ignorance: self-perception: seeing things only with your own eyes; Unknown: I can't see clearly. It means you can't see clearly with your own eyes.