Four-word idioms describing walking

1. What are the four-character idioms that describe "walking on a forest path"? 1. A winding path leads to a secluded place. Qūjūng tūng yūu: The winding path leads to a secluded place. Describe the twists and turns of the garden.

2. Chá cháng lín fēng c?o in Cao Feng, Changlin: Deep in the forest, weeds are flourishing. It refers to the mountains and grasslands where animals stop, which used to be secluded places.

3. Maolin xiuzhu mào lín Xi zhú: xiuzhu: long bamboo. Dense and tall Woods and bamboo forests.

4, relaxed and happy, xρxěn kuàng shén yí: open-minded; Cheerful. Broad: spacious; Yi: Happy.

5, leisure yūu rán züdé: leisure: leisure; Self-satisfaction: self-satisfaction and comfort. Describe a leisurely attitude; Feel comfortable.

1, winding path leads to a secluded place, and there will be a good place to go further.

He doesn't want Wen Da, he just wants to hide in the long forest and lush grass.

3. The front is far away from Xiushan Temple, and the back is backed by Moonlight Mountain cultivated by Maolin bamboo.

Standing on the top of the mountain, you can see all the green mountains and waters, which is refreshing.

5. Several old people were sitting on the chairs in the park, basking in the sun and having a good time.

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2. Idioms used to describe walking slowly while driving: Hu m: nB ù dā ng ch ē, slow: slow; Step: Walk. Walk slowly instead of taking the bus. As predicate and object; Walk slowly instead of taking the bus.

Slow down: màn tiáo slǐ, originally meant to talk and do things in an orderly way and in no hurry. Now it is also described as speaking and doing things slowly, not in a hurry. As predicate, attribute and adverbial; Describe doing things slowly.

Goose goes to duck step: é xíng yā bù, step: go. Walk like geese and ducks. Metaphor is walking slowly. As an object, attribute and complement; Metaphor is walking slowly.

Slow ride: Hu m4hu ? nBü dà i ch?, slow: slow. Walk slowly instead of taking the bus. As predicate and object; Walk slowly instead of taking the bus.

Walk rather than ride: ān büdàng chē, Ann: serene, not in a hurry; Amber: Take your time. Take a leisurely walk instead of taking a bus. As a predicate; Describe walking easily and slowly.

Stumbling: bǐpán shān, stumbling: limping when walking. It is inconvenient to walk, and it looks crooked. As predicate and attribute; Of a person walking slowly.

On one's high horse: gāo shì kuò bù, eyes looking up, striding forward. Describe a luxurious or arrogant attitude. As predicate, attribute and adverbial; A person's behavior.

Follow the trend: yù b ù q ū, the original meaning is that if you walk slowly, I will walk slowly, if you walk fast, I will walk fast, and if you run, I will run. Metaphor means to imitate or follow others because of lack of opinion or to please. As predicate, attribute and adverbial; Refers to having no opinion.

Snails walk at the speed of snails: w not xí ng niú bê, snails crawl, and old cows walk slowly. Metaphor action or progress is extremely slow. As objects and attributes; Progress is extremely slow.

Duck step and goose step: yā xí ngé bé, step: go. Walk like geese and ducks. Metaphor is walking slowly. As predicate and attribute; Move slowly.

Stumbling: bê tà i pá n shā n, walking with a slow swing. As predicate, attribute and adverbial; Of a person walking slowly.

High-spirited, broad-minded: describes generosity or arrogance. Use "strut". As predicate, attribute and adverbial; A person's behavior.

Take four steps: mài sì fāng bù, and walk slowly. Metaphor is slow. As a predicate; It means that people are not in a hurry.

Hold your head up: hold your head up, hold your head up. Raise your head and stride forward. Describe mental readiness or arrogance. See "swagger". As predicate and attribute; Refers to the human spirit.

Seeing far, striding high: Shyu ǐ nǐ gā o, striding high. Describe an arrogant attitude. As predicate, attribute and adverbial; A person's behavior.

Step by step: yρqσyρbρ, step by step: go; Steps: Walk slowly. Describe following others closely. It is also a metaphor for imitating or following others.

Everything depends on human effort, everything depends on human effort: sh ch Hu m:NZéYuán, don't rush for success, but try to deal with it slowly to get a satisfactory solution. As predicate, object and clause; Refers to people's attitude towards things.

Advection and slow progress: píng LiúHuǎn jìn ji?n ? n jin, which means the ship moves slowly in slow flow. After the metaphor of steady progress. As predicate and attribute; Make steady progress.

Come late: shān shān lái chí, Shanshan: describe walking slowly and calmly. Come slowly and come late. As predicate and object; It means being late.

The old cow broke the cart: l m 4 o niú p ò ch ē, the old cow pulled the cart. The metaphor is slow and not neat at all. It is also a metaphor for low ability. As predicate and attribute; Do things inefficiently.

Swagger: I staggered when I walked. Describe the arrogant attitude of thinking oneself great. As an attribute or adverbial; Describe a walking person or animal.

As fast as the wind, Xu Rulin: jí rú fēng, xú rú lín, disease: rapid; X: Slow down, slow down. When you move fast, you are as fast as the wind, and when you slow down, you are as neat as a forest. It is often used to describe the unity of military pace and action.

3. Four-word idioms describing walking The idioms about walking and their explanations are as follows: Being sent to a disciple: Disciple: Walking barefoot.

Walking barefoot with loose hair. Describe grief to the extreme.

Follow the footsteps: the dust raised when walking. Follow others and imitate.

Walk peacefully: walk: walk; Quiet: stability. Step by step, calmly and steadily.

To limp along. It is inconvenient to walk, and it looks crooked.

Walk as fast as flying: describe light footsteps and walk as fast as flying. Follow in the footsteps of others: dust raised behind you when walking or driving.

Walk behind others. Metaphor follows imitation, imitates others, and is not creative.

A wobbly, slow gait. Eat to prevent choking, walk to prevent falling: eat to prevent choking on food, walk to prevent wrestling.

Describe the cautious. Unable to move: it is difficult to move a step.

Describe walking difficulties. It is also a metaphor for being in a difficult situation.

Can't move, can't move. Describe walking difficulties.

It is also a metaphor for being in a difficult situation. Stagger when walking.

Describe the arrogant attitude of thinking oneself great. Road without diameter: Road: Go.

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

Stumbling: describes walking unsteadily. Swing: describes walking unsteadily.

Metaphor is easy to shake and not firm. Walk alone: Walk alone.

Goose goes to duck step: step: go. Walk like geese and ducks.

Metaphor is walking slowly. Divide the flowers and brush the willows: describe the graceful walking posture of women.

The same as "dividing flowers and making appointments with willows". Divide flowers into willows: describe the graceful walking posture of women.

Also known as "parting flowers and blowing willows". Strut: Look up and stride.

Describe a luxurious or arrogant attitude. The tiller gives way, and the walker gives way: line: field boundary.

Those who farm give their fields to each other, while those who walk give way to others and let them go first. Describing comity is a social trend.

Handan toddler: Handan: the capital of Zhao in the Warring States period; Toddler: Learn to walk. It is a metaphor for imitating people who don't go home and forgetting what they once knew.

Not taking the right path: walking without taking the right path. Metaphor for learning to take shortcuts.

Walking with shadows, sleeping with blankets: blankets: quilts. There is no shadow of sorry when walking, and there is no quilt of sorry when sleeping.

Metaphor is aboveboard, with a clear conscience. Walk like a fly: Walk like a fly.

Also known as "walking like the wind", "walking like flying" and "walking like flying". Walk like the wind: describe walking as light as the wind.

Walking often learns from the scriptures: walking: walking; Classics: Scriptures. Always walk with scriptures.

Describe a studious person. Walk as fast as flying: describe walking as light as flying.

Walking is decadent, and the center shakes: walking: walking; Decadence: the appearance of walking slowly. Walking slowly, my heart is swaying.

Describe a heavy heart. Walk as fast as flying: describe walking as fast as flying.

Walk like the wind: describe walking as light as the wind. Cranes walk and ducks walk: describe how to shake and run while walking.

Flowers and butterflies dance: flowers and butterflies dance with the wind. It is a metaphor for the gentle and light walking posture of young women.

People whose calves are larger than thighs have difficulty walking: calves: calves; Femur: thigh; Step: Walk. If the calf is bigger than the thigh, you can't walk steadily.

The metaphor of putting the cart before the horse cannot be used together. Walking in the wind: describes walking fast or doing things neatly.

The wolf is suspicious: pointing left and right, with fear and hesitation. Wolves care, and they often look back when they leave; Suspicious, foxes are suspicious by nature.

To stumble: to walk unsteadily. You walk askew.

To walk unsteadily and askew. Take four steps: walk slowly.

Metaphor is slow. Hades: Ghost: Dim; Stealth: walking at night; "point"; Hey: the ground.

Walking in the dark at night is like a blind man walking on the ground with a cane. Metaphor learning to ask questions, not knowing the way, groping in secret.

Kneading hands: Walk lightly and act cautiously. Quietly: stand on tiptoe.

Describe walking lightly. Stealth: I'm still tiptoeing.

Describe walking lightly. Have "soft hands".

Soft-footed shrimp: I'm still whispering. Describe walking lightly.

When three people walk together, there must be a teacher: when three people walk together, one of them must be my teacher. This means that we should not be ashamed to ask questions and learn from others with an open mind.

Give and do: describe walking slowly. He left his son and donated his son to charity.

Aauto Quicker is light-footed: Aauto Quicker is light-footed. Refers to a person's quick movements.

Paralyzed people remember: people with lower limbs paralysis always want to stand up and walk. An idea is too powerful to be realized.

Handan toddler: toddler: learn to walk. Metaphor mechanically imitates, not only learning each other's strengths, but also losing their original skills.

Duck and goose walk: Duck and goose walk in eight steps, because it is used to describe the way people walk slowly and shake. Ducks walk in goose steps: step: go.

Walk like geese and ducks. Metaphor is walking slowly.

One step and three shakes: refers to the way people walk, shake or relax. Brocade: Brocade: Silk with colorful patterns.

Walking at night in gorgeous clothes. Metaphor cannot show wealth in front of people.

The eagle looks at the tiger step: seeing things like an eagle and walking like a tiger. Describe people as sinister and vicious.

The eagle sees the wolf step: seeing things like an eagle and walking like a wolf. Describe people as sinister and vicious.

Hold your head high: hold your head high: walk with high feet; Full of energy: Full of energy. When you walk, your feet are high and strong.

Describe complacency and get carried away. Walking and running: walking: running.

Run as fast as a horse. Describe walking fast.

4. What are the four words that describe "walking fast": [Ji m:o Xiàshěng fěng]

This definition describes that people walk very fast.

Stride like a meteor

This definition describes that these steps are big and fast.

Source Zhou Libo's "The Storm" Part II 24: "When you hear his name called, you stride over and take it."

As fast as a fly

Interpretation of striding meteors: fast and powerful. Have a brisk pace and run fast.

Source Qing Pu Songling's Strange Tales from a Lonely Studio: "Beauty leads the way; Self-sufficiency; Take off your shoes and make a fake. Women are very satisfied with this; Fortunately, I don't chisel; Recover from online; As fast as flying. "

Travel thousands of miles a day: [rü xí ngqi ā n lǐ]

You can walk a thousand miles a day. Describe the speed is amazing.

Source: Biography of Shu Wei Tu Gu Hun: "Tu Gu Hun tasted Persian grass and horses and put them into the sea. Because I was born with a pony, I was able to travel thousands of miles a day, and it was also spread to Qinghai. "

Whip the horse: [kuai m ǐ ji ā bi ā n]

Hurry up and run faster. Metaphor to speed up, speed up.

Wang Song's Anshi poem "Selected Works of Linchuan", Volume 24 Sending Spring to Funan, Source: "I still know the bitterness when I come here; When you return, the fast horse must also whip. " Xu Tomorrow's "Kill the Dog, Study Hard": "Why not hurry; Go to Cangshan; Save uncle. "

Make sentences:

Wind under one's feet

1. A seemingly shabby carriage drove south. Wearing a long hat, the charioteer rode alone, supporting the heavy carriage and several people behind him, but he didn't feel tired at all. The wind is blowing under his feet, and he is comfortable enough to show his majesty.

2. Pick a bunch of lilies for you and climb leisurely, you will feel refreshed; Pick a white cloud for you, look up at the sky and feel comfortable; Picking a wisp of autumn for you, the wind is light under your feet.

If you can't keep your feet on the ground, there will be wind under your feet. Walking a tightrope, no matter how happy you are, you can't ignore the abyss below. I don't know when you will step on the air next.

walk with vigorous strides

1. Since the reform and opening up, due to the implementation of the household contract responsibility system, people in rural areas are now giving their families enough things and striding towards a well-off life!

I saw him full of energy, looking forward to flying, striding towards this side.

My brother strode towards me.

Walk as if you have wings ―― walk quickly and forcefully.

1. After coming out of the teacher's office, the gentle boy walked in the garden for a while, then strode to Li Ning's side, whispered something and went back to the classroom together.

Although he is sixty-eight, he walks as fast as a fly, and we young people can't keep up.

He used to walk as fast as flying, but now he is seriously ill.

a thousand li a day

1. The red rabbit horse became Guan Yu's mount because it traveled thousands of miles every day; Bai can become the mount of Tang Priest because of the inspiration of Guanyin Bodhisattva. Although you are not that good, you can be the mount of any elevator, which is good.

My horse is a famous horse of BMW. It travels thousands of miles every day and 800 miles at night. Just like walking on the ground, you can do anything. It's hard to find in the sky and underground.

What is a maxima? As long as there is a Bole donkey, it can travel thousands of miles a day.

Whip the flying horse to a faster speed-accelerate.

1. If you want to catch up with the advanced level in the world, you must speed up the whip. It is not enough to have a hollow reputation and petty profits.

The exam is coming the day after tomorrow. If I don't hurry, I won't finish reviewing these handouts.

There is only one week before the monthly exam, so we must hurry to review our lessons.

5. Four-word idioms describing the walking sequence and their explanations are as follows: Bashan Crossing the Ridge: Climbing the Mountain Crossing the Ridge.

Describe being good at hiking. North and south: iron: two straight trees open in front of the car to lead the car; Beiyuan: the car is heading north; Track: the track of a wheel.

I should go south, but drive north, describing the goal is inconsistent with the action. Difficulty in walking: refers to difficulty in walking and moving.

Walking difficulty: refers to walking difficulty and mobility inconvenience. Tibetan Trace: Nie: The way of walking lightly.

Steal someone's whereabouts and act quietly. Ruler step rope trend: rope, ruler: a tool used by carpenters to straighten and measure the length, which is extended to statutes; Trend: Go fast; Step: Walk.

Play by the rules, not casually. Leaping over the roof: Old novels are mostly used to describe knights and thieves jumping on the roof and walking quickly on it.

Stumbling: The way you walk unsteadily. Wandering around: swinging around: wandering; Swimming: Walking.

Wandering around, doing nothing. Stumbling: refers to walking unsteadily and unable to control oneself.

Also refers to an object that is not tilted correctly. Stumbling here and there: describes walking with difficulty.

Bandit wings: bandits: non-stop appearance; Wing wing: orderly appearance. Describe the neat and mighty lineup of horses and chariots when they walk.

Go your own way: follow your own path or do what you think is right. Walk like a fly: Walk like a fly.

Also known as "walking like the wind", "walking like flying" and "walking like flying". Cry: Cry when walking or lying down.

Describe extreme grief. Walking is decadent, and the center shakes: walking: walking; Decadence: the appearance of walking slowly.

Walking slowly, my heart is swaying. Describe a heavy heart.

In a hurry: in a hurry: before and after departure. Busy before and after walking or starting.

Wandering around: I am very busy with my demeanor and behavior before and after walking or starting. Use "in a hurry"

Pedestrians make way: pedestrians make way for each other. It means that everyone is modest and polite.

Slow by car: slow: slow. Walk slowly instead of taking the bus.

Slow car: slow: slow; Step: Walk. Walk slowly instead of taking the bus.

An embarrassing step of shortcut: shortcut: shortcut; An awkward step: I feel difficult because I walk too fast. Metaphor is a simple and quick way to achieve a certain goal, and the result is not ideal.

People whose calves are larger than thighs have difficulty walking: calves: calves; Femur: thigh; Step: Walk. If the calf is bigger than the thigh, you can't walk steadily.

The metaphor of putting the cart before the horse cannot be used together. Square step: When walking, the steps are square.

Of behavior conforming to etiquette. Etiquette and righteousness: righteousness is like Tao, and courtesy is like door. Only gentlemen can go this way and go in and out through this door.

Take a nap and sleep: I sleep standing and walking. Described as very tired.

Lvliang is presumptuous: Lvliang: The way he jumps and walks extends to domineering. Describe very arrogant and unscrupulous.

Wooden cattle and horses: wooden cattle and horses, walking transportation equipment. Squeeze: When walking, the body intentionally twists and swings left and right.

Describe the behavior and words that are not frank, generous and pretentious. Wander: To walk back and forth.

Hesitate, stop. Metaphor is always in one place, unable to move forward.

Wandering and waiting: wandering: going back and forth. Describe your hesitation when you should make a decision.

It is difficult to walk on the earth. Metaphor is that the world is difficult.

Like soup fire: dancing: stepping; Soup: Boil the water. Just like walking in boiling water and fire.

Metaphor is at stake. Three steps and two feet: the way to go quickly.

The mountain is high and steep: the mountain is high and steep, so it is difficult to walk. Metaphor is a long and dangerous road.

The same as "mountain high road insurance". The mountain is high and steep, so it is difficult to walk.

Metaphor is a long and dangerous road. Good deeds without rutting: people who are good at walking will not leave footprints or ruts.

Describe a person's noble behavior and don't want to be noticed. Rope tends to be step by step: rope and ruler: a tool used by carpenters to straighten and measure length, which is extended to statutes; Trend: Go fast; Step: Walk.

Play by the rules, not casually. Ten drivers are hard to reach: one driver is a day's drive.

It is difficult to catch up with others with ten times more efforts than others. Metaphor is limited and incompetent.

Frost grass lodge: refers to walking in frost dew and staying on the grass. Describe hard work.

Push the boat ashore: Push the boat ashore to walk. Metaphor is futile.

Stagnant water: walking in muddy water is polluted by muddy water. It's a metaphor for not speaking and doing things neatly.

Walking without shin: shin: calf. You can walk without legs.

Metaphor means that things can spread quickly without propaganda. Feel free to go: letter: at will.

Walk aimlessly at will. Swing: ① describes indecision.

(2) the way you walk unsteadily. 3 calm and complacent.

Night embroidery refers to walking in the dark in gorgeous clothes. Metaphor dignitaries unknown.

A night trip: clothes: wear. Embroidery: Brilliance.

Walking in the streets at night in beautiful and bright gorgeous clothes. Metaphor is that people are not known after they get rich.

Also known as "night tour with clothes on" and "night tour with clothes on". Clothing embroidery day: day: day.

Walking in the daytime in gorgeous clothes. Metaphor is to be an official in your hometown, or to return to your hometown after wealth.

Choose a place to dance: choose a place to walk. Describe doing things carefully.

Walking day after day; Walking day after day; Walking day after day; Concurrently: double; Ok: let's go. Walking day and night.

Describe a hurry.

6. The four-word idiom describing walking around is not easy to express the success of things or the acquisition of property, and it has gone through hard work.

Coming without disrespect also means that you will respond to the behavior imposed on you by others.

Back and forth refers to the repetition of actions or words.

Lai Hong Qu Yan is a metaphor for a wandering person.

Come and have a good rest, invite reconciliation and stop the war.

Unknown origin: origin. The origin and process of people or things are unclear.

The origin is unknown and has not been verified.

Context refers to the trend and direction of mountains. Now compare the cause and effect of one thing.

Come and go, come and go. Refers to the appearance of constant communication.

Come and go is come and go many times.

Come and go in a hurry.

Come and go to clearly describe a clear procedure or a person who is unambiguous in property.

What happened and why.

Come and go without a trace: I can't see the footprints coming and going. Describe the appearance of being extremely fast or secret.

The disaster in the future means that the future is full of difficulties.

There is still a long time: the days to come; Fang: Positive. The days ahead are still long. It means that there is something to do or an opportunity in the future.

There is still a long day ahead. It means that there is something to do or an opportunity in the future.

Don't wait for the afterlife. You can't expect to wait for the future.

Is it right or wrong to come, or is it right or wrong to go, or is it necessary to tie the bell? It means who started the trouble and who will end it.

The act or thing of imposing manner.

Looking forward to coming to Sue: Sue. Get hope of recovery from suffering.

Shuttle: A shuttle on a loom. Come and go, like a shuttle on a loom. Describe frequent communication.

Come and go without a trace: footprints. You can't see it coming and going. Describe the appearance of being extremely fast or secret.

Cause and effect refers to the ins and outs of things.

Those who come to welcome, those who come to welcome, those who go to send.

No one refused: refused. Don't refuse people who come to pick up things or deliver them to your door.

Bad luck: kindness, friendliness. Emphasize that people come with bad intentions and be vigilant.

Come bad, come bad, come bad, come bad and won't come.

Hard-won: let it come. It is not easy to get it. It is not easy to express the acquisition of property or the success of things.

Baba Fang Qiu: the crossbar behind the ancient car refers to the car; Party: positive; Qiu: Strong and powerful. One car after another is marching vigorously. Metaphor personnel successively.

From the back, from the back. Originally, it meant that a junior newcomer was above a senior minister. Later, it was also used to praise rising stars for surpassing their predecessors.

A hurdle: a trap. It is very difficult to advance and retreat.

What comes can be chased and what comes can be remedied. The past is irreversible, but there is still time to catch up with the future.

Looking for people refers to people coming and going.

Communication refers to people's communication. With "coming and going".

Nobody comes and nobody goes back. Explain that the listener is willing.

Don't refuse anyone who comes to pick up things or deliver them to your door. It says "All comers are welcome".