A four-word idiom to describe your accident.

1. What are the four-word idioms to describe coincidence?

1. Even number: bǔ shzhǐ u

2. Red Leaf Poetry.

3. Names of red leaves: red leaves and red leaves

4. The lucky opportunity happens to be:

5. Lucky Adventure: tiān yuán qí yù

6. This idiom is defined as:

1. Divination is sometimes effective, just a coincidence. Metaphor just happened.

Source: "The Biography of Huan Tan in the Later Han Dynasty": "If I only count."

2. Poem on Red Leaves: The story of the coincidence of the marriage of maids in the Tang Dynasty. Metaphor is a coincidence of marriage.

Source: Tang Meng's "Skill Poetry" contains the story of red leaf poetry.

3. Red leaves: Poems about red leaves. Metaphor marriage coincidence or a godsend.

Source: Jing "Flying Pills and Siyuan Mansion": "After all, it is a century-old marriage, you must understand." When we met one day, didn't you see the topic of red leaves? "

4. Lucky opportunity happened: Lucky opportunity: natural opportunity. In the past, people thought it was providence for men and women to get married. It also means that everything is a coincidence.

Source: Yuan Shizhangzhang's "Listening to the Qin in the Bamboo Dock" is the fourth fold: "This marriage is a coincidence."

5. Adventure in Coincidence: It used to mean that some people met or men and women got married, which was arranged by God. It also means that everything is a coincidence.

Origin: Qing Kong Ren Shang's Peach Blossom Fan: "I didn't mean to knock on the door to find a place to stay, but I ran into Bian Yujing to be the abbot of Baozhen and asked me to stay for a while. This is also an adventure in a lucky opportunity. "

2. Express sudden four-character idioms. Idioms about emergencies and their explanations are as follows:

Dark: refers to confusing the enemy from the front and suddenly attacking from the flank. It is also a metaphor for secretly carrying out activities. Chencang, an ancient county name, is located in the east of Baoji City, Shaanxi Province, and is a traffic tunnel leading to Hanzhong.

Nouveau riche: A person who suddenly becomes rich and gains power.

Storm: suddenly, suddenly: quickly, suddenly. A violent and urgent storm. Metaphor is huge, rapid and violent development.

Rich beggars: violence: sudden; Beggar: Beggar. The beggar suddenly became rich. Suddenly become rich in an unconventional way.

Violent suicide: violence: sudden; Death; Suicide: despise life. Refers to sudden suicide.

Accident: change: a sudden change with great influence; Accident: accident. The change happened suddenly.

Angry: Suddenly. Color change: change your face. Suddenly angry, changed his face.

Angry: suddenly; Yue: I am happy. Describe people suddenly unhappy.

Fly into a rage; Fly into a rage; Suddenly. Suddenly lost face and lost his temper.

Uninvited guests: speed: invitation. An uninvited guest.

Undeclared war: refers to a sudden attack without declaring war.

Anxious host: anxious. It is difficult to be polite to the host when the guests suddenly arrive and are not well received in a hurry.

Defeat: out: suddenly; Royal: Carriage. Suddenly rushed out of a wild boar and overturned the carriage. Metaphor is an accident that makes things fail.

It is easy to prepare for emergencies: sudden and unexpected. In a stable environment, you should guard against emergencies.

Falling from the sky: falling: falling. A metaphor for an accident, a sudden appearance.

Falling from the sky: a metaphor for suddenly appearing from an accident.

Caught off guard: suddenly, unexpectedly. Things came suddenly and there was no time to guard against them.

A blow to the head. A metaphor for a serious warning or a sudden blow.

Deafness and blindness: refers to hearing loss and blindness caused by sudden strong * * *.

Turn one's face mercilessly: suddenly turn one's face without showing any goodwill.

Face to face: Face to face: Turn your face away. Suddenly turned against each other, heartless

Wind shock: gale: the sudden appearance of strong winds. Wind and rain, lightning and thunder. Metaphor atmosphere or phenomenon is extremely prosperous.

Storms are flat: storms: metaphorical events. There are waves on the flat ground. Metaphor suddenly unexpected disputes or accidents.

Wind mask: galloping: running; Cover-up: Take advantage of people unprepared. As fast as the wind, as sudden as lightning. Describe a quick attack.

Sudden change of situation: situation: a metaphor for a changeable and turbulent situation. The situation suddenly changed.

Angry: angry: angry. Sudden anger.

Crosshair reversal: cross: accident, accident. Pointed out that as expected, it suddenly rose.

Thunder and lightning: thunder and lightning. A metaphor for something that suddenly shocks.

3. Use a four-word idiom to describe your recent mood. If you unload your baggage, you will feel refreshed, refreshed, cry with joy, and hold your head up 1. If you unload your baggage, you will describe your relaxed and happy mood after the tense mood has passed.

Use "liberation". 2. Refresh [shé n q ě ng q ě ng shu]:1. Describe a refreshing and comfortable person.

2. Describe a person who looks clear-cut and has a clear temperament. 3, refreshing and pleasing to the eye [shun x ρ n yuè m]: refers to beautiful scenery and pleasant mood.

4. Dripping [tê ng kuà i lí n lí]: Dripping: I feel very comfortable. Described it as happy.

5. Exhale and raise your eyebrows [Tǔ qyá ng mé i]: Describe that you feel happy when you are depressed.

4. The four-word idiom you said is eloquent.

Liu ruoyun

Explain if: as if; Hanging river: torrent pouring. When you talk, it's like a waterfall. Describe talking and distinguishing. It's not over yet.

The source is "Shi Shuo Xin Yu Appreciation" in the Qing Dynasty of the Southern Dynasties: "Guo's talk is like a river, inexhaustible." Tang Hanyu's Song of the Stone Drum: "Ah, how can this petition be sent to the throne? It really needs an eloquent flow, just like a waterfall."

Structural subject-predicate form.

The usage is awesome It is best to describe the population; Be eloquent. Generally used as predicate, object and attribute.

Pronunciation if; You can't pronounce "K incarnation".

Distinguish whether; Can't write "bitter"; Rivers; Can't write "he".

Synonyms are boasting, Kan Kan talks and eloquence.

The antonym is taciturn, taciturn

Example: I usually watch him read a lot; Talk less; Who knows when he talked about China's classical literature; Shit ~; Endless.

5. Four touching words:

1. Seeing this scene, my eyes felt a little hot and I forgot what I wanted to say.

2. My heart suddenly twitched and I bowed my head. Then big drops of tears fell involuntarily, and soon a small piece of ground was wet.

3. Tears are rivers at night, and faces are riverbeds during the day. Only you and sadness are stranded on the shore.

4. I thought that running against the wind and running fast enough would make time to go back go back to the first time he looked for you.

When I grow up, I don't look like a fool anymore, and I dare not expect that the arrival of someone will make my eyes shine one day.

6. My eyes can't help getting wet. This is the true feelings of the world, the friendship between classmates and the relationship between teachers and students.

7. Cherishing our touch means cherishing a part of life. In the process of being touched, we can't help getting close to those souls who have touched us.

Seeing you reminds me of when you helped me before, and I don't know how to thank you.

9. My heart is surging, just like a mirror-flat lake with layers of microwaves. For a long time, my heart was filled with gratitude and joy.