Four-character idioms beginning with O Pinyin.

1. Help me think of a four-word word or idiom. The first letter of the four-character pinyin is xxhxyzyrgqy, which is happy in the idiom Yan xǐ xíng yú yán n. Explain: reveal.

Inner joy is shown on the face. The idiom describing the irrepressible joy comes from the Biography of Liu Shilong in Southern Qi Dynasty: "Being embarrassed by the country, enjoy it."

For the explanation of the idiom "liking the new and hating the old", see "liking the new and hating the old". The source of the idiom "Biography of Wang Maoyin in the Draft of the Qing Dynasty" says: "Making a lot of money today is convenient to cover up the new and hate the old, and human feelings are the same."

Go out before dawn and come back after dark. The idiom comes from the biography of Xia Tong in the Book of Jin: "Young people are lonely and poor, take filial piety as their parents, take their brothers as their friends, beg for food every time, go home on a starry night, or go to the seaside and detain them."

Incense dies. The idiom xiāng xiāo yù yǔn is like jade: it was used by old scholars to refer to women; 舵舵: decline; Metaphor is death. Metaphor beauty died young.

The idiom comes from the thirtieth time of Xu's Romance of the Gods: "Fragrant jade is broken and beautiful women are absolutely beautiful, and broken bones are stained with blood!" Be careful. Happiness lies in the face. Interpretation of idioms: show.

Inner joy is shown on the face. The idiom describing the irrepressible joy comes from the Biography of Liu Shilong in Southern Qi Dynasty: "Being embarrassed by the country, enjoy it."

For the explanation of the idiom "liking the new and hating the old", see "liking the new and hating the old". The source of the idiom "Biography of Wang Maoyin in the Draft of Qing Dynasty" says: "It is quite convenient to make a lot of money nowadays, and it is also convenient to cover up the new and hate the old, so is human feelings."

Go out before dawn and come back after dark. The idiom comes from the biography of Xia Tong in the Book of Jin: "Young people are lonely and poor, take filial piety as their parents, take their brothers as their friends, beg for food every time, go home on a starry night, or go to the seaside and detain them."

Incense dies. The idiom xiāng xiāo yù yǔn is like jade: it was used by old scholars to refer to women; 舵舵: decline; Metaphor is death. Metaphor beauty died young.

The idiom comes from the thirtieth time of Xu's Romance of the Gods: "Fragrant jade is broken and beautiful women are absolutely beautiful, and broken bones are stained with blood!" Explain the idioms Xi m: o x and n y y: I dare not neglect them at all. Wing wing: Respect and caution.

The idiom comes from The Book of Songs: "Wang Wei be careful." Just like a happy heart, the idiom Xi explains a happy heart.

The idiom comes from The Golden World for the first time: "As long as you are a little good to yourself and your conscience leans towards the other half, you will try your best to explore, just as your experience is satisfied, you will never stop." The interpretation of the idiom X:Xěng yāo Zuo guàI means that monsters play pranks or make trouble.

Nowadays, there are many metaphors that make much ado about nothing; Make trouble; Sabotage and sabotage. The idiom comes from Peach Blossom written by an anonymous person in the Yuan Dynasty: "Since you still have a long life, you can not care about the underworld, but you are so evil."

The idiom "Xu à Xu à n y ü zh and ng qí o" is interpreted as boasting and striving for differences. The origin of the idiom is Qing Wu Ren Jian's "The Present Situation of Wonders Witnessed in Twenty Years": "Gather around Sima Road, show the signs of Zhang Yan, show off differences and strive for wonders."

Learn to use the idiom "apply what you have learned" to explain "apply what you have learned". To: implementation; Use: practical application.

The idiom comes from Xin Li's "Come for Living Water with a Source": "We should study according to the needs of practical work and revolutionary struggle, apply what we have learned, study hard and study hard." Gossip words Xi yán yán Zhu Xi idioms explain irrelevant words; Extra words.

The idiom comes from Qin Mu's "A Pigeon Picking a Shell from an Easy Sea": "A speech with profound implications is worth a lot of irrelevant gossip." Nebula causes rain xρng yún zhiǔ Interpretation of idioms Nebula: Jiyun.

Make rain. According to myths and legends, dragons have the ability to see the rain through clouds.

Metaphorical music poetry is magnificent and extraordinary. The idiom comes from Tang Huangfu's "Lu Shengyuan Story": "A man who is enlightened can rain in Yun Qi and sit down and die."

The idiom xiáng yún ruì qì explains that in ancient times, colorful clouds in the sky were regarded as auspicious signs, so they were called auspicious clouds. Also known as "Xiangyun Ruicai".

The idiom comes from the fourth fold of Wei Zi Palace in Ming Dynasty: "Look at this auspicious cloud, auspiciousness, sunshine and breeze, which is a good omen for peace." Turn around, turn around: turn around, turn around; Mind: mind.

Reconsider; Change the original ideas and attitudes. The idiom comes from Gao Yuan Zecheng's Pipa Story (No.3 1): "I'm afraid your father will change his mind, so what?" Collusion: Water vapor at night.

This refers to Tang Xizong time; Examiner Cui Ling; A candidate named Cui Yue was admitted. So someone is joking; What connects their single names is the word "hand in hand".

"Ling" and "Ling" are connected. Metaphor means people who smell the same.

The idiom comes from the Song Dynasty's New South Wales: "Cui Ling worked for two years and published a list of Cui Ling. The speaker said,' I am a protege and collude with each other.' "Dusty hu and y ā n use idioms to explain dirty.

The idiom comes from Lu Xun's Gai Huaji's Continued Xiamen Newsletter: "I can't buy new publications in nearby Beijing and Shanghai, so sometimes I feel lonely, but I can't see the dusty Modern Review." An Explanation of the Idiom "Good Banquet ǐ y ǔ ǔ ǔ ǔ ǔ ǔ ǔ ǔ ǔ ǔ ǔ ǔ ǔ ǔ ǔ ǔ ǔ ǔ"

For the explanation of the idiom "changing palaces and molting feathers", see "changing palaces and molting feathers". Also known as "changing business".

This means that the music has been changed. Gong, Shang and Yu are all names in the five tones of ancient music.

Later, it also means that the content of things has changed. The idiom comes from Song Yang Wuqiu's poem "Dianjiang Lip (Small Pavilion and Quiet Platform)": "Who can make up after changing feathers and moving to the palace?"

Yuan Yuji's "Candle Shadows Shake Red (Snow Reflects the Virtual Eaves)" says: "The bridal chamber is warm in spring, shedding its shell and moving to the palace, and the beads are round and silky." .

2. What are the four-character idioms with pinyin, 1, full moon, pinyin; (huā hǎo yùe yúan)

2, its moments of beauty, pinyin; ([Liang chén méI jǐng]

3, family fun, pinyin; (hé jiā huān lè)

4, bright spring, pinyin; (chūn guāng míng mèi)

5, cold spring, pinyin; (chūn hán Liào Qiao)

6, spring flowers and autumn moon, pinyin; (chūn Huāqi Yuè)

7, spring grass everywhere, pinyin; (chún hucún cáo)

8, heart to heart, pinyin; (Figure X and Nzh? F)

9, treat each other with sincerity, pinyin; (gān dǎn xiāng zhào)

10, brother, pinyin; (Qing Tang Su)

1, spend a full moon, pinyin; (huā hǎo yùe yúan)

Interpretation; Flowers bloom and the moon is full. Metaphor is beautiful and complete. It is often used to congratulate people on their weddings.

Make sentences; On the night of Mid-Autumn Festival, the moon is full, and our family is enjoying the moon in the yard.

2, its moments of beauty, pinyin; ([Liang chén méI jǐng]

Interpretation; Good: beautiful; Chen: Time. Good times, good scenery.

Make sentences; We must arrive at Mount Emei before sunrise, so don't miss the beautiful sunrise.

3, family fun, pinyin; (hé jiā huān lè)

Interpretation; One of chrysanthemum varieties.

Make sentences; The full moon is a poem, the moon is a painting, and the fifteenth moon is hanging in the air; Greetings are tea, blessings are wine, and thick tea fragrance is added to the sleeves. The Mid-Autumn Festival is coming. I wish you a happy Mid-Autumn Festival and a happy family!

4, bright spring, pinyin; (chūn guāng míng mèi)

Interpretation; Bright: beautiful and lovely. Describe the beautiful and lovely scenery in spring.

Make sentences; On a bright spring morning, we came to Luchang Mountain Villa for an autumn outing.

5, cold spring, pinyin; (chūn hán Liào Qiao)

Interpretation; Cold: slight cold. Describe the cold in early spring.

Make sentences; The appearance of Baidu showed me how that generation of painters searched for secrets in the mountain villages in southern Zhejiang in the first month and in the cold and steep spring.

3. What is the four-character idiom that begins with W? The land of kings: the principle that rulers should follow in governing the country; Promised land: the land of happiness.

Refers to the implementation of benevolent government, good state governance, people live and work in peace and contentment. The king's law is ruthless: the feudal era is called national law.

The laws of this country are ruthless. Wang Gong plays Chu Jun: Wang Ji's word Ziyang in Han Dynasty.

Gong: Yes. Play the crown: brush off the dust on the crown and the jade will be an official.

It is a metaphor that good friends advance and retreat together and choose the same. There is also a person who gets the official position, which means the same kind of celebration.

Also known as "Wang Yang is the king, playing the crown together". Your majesty, your majesty, your majesty.

Later, it refers to high officials and nobles. Princes and nobles generally refer to kingship and national interests.

Princes and nobles generally refer to dignitaries. When he said Wang Gu, he meant to get away from the subject and avoid the problem.

Princes generally refer to respected, generous and powerful nobles in feudal society. Queen Lu Qian refers to poetry and prose.

Kings, grandchildren and nobles generally refer to the royal family. With "princes and nobles".

The son of a grandchild, the son of an old aristocratic bureaucrat. Wang Sijing and Wang Min: monarch; Division: host.

The duty of the king to govern the country is to respect the people. The royal family destroyed the royal family, referring to the Zhou Dynasty; Destruction: burning.

Originally, it meant that the Western Zhou Dynasty was ravaged by dogs, like fire. Later refers to the feudal dynasty on the verge of extinction.

Royal waistcoat with palm waistcoat: a leather sleeve worn around the neck of a horse in ancient times; Martingale palm: the appearance is incomplete, and there are many references, and the appearance is flawless. In the past, it was a metaphor for busy business.

Romantic: Wang Dao, Xie An, Wang and Xie of Jinling in the Six Dynasties: Romantic: accomplished. Generally speaking, influential people are produced from generation to generation, and their achievements are handed down from generation to generation.

Wang Xiang was lying on the ice, and Wang Xiang was lying on the ice begging the fish to serve his mother. Metaphor children filial piety parents.

Wang Luo refers to the four outstanding poets in the early Tang Dynasty: Yang Jiong, Lu and Luo, who were good at poetry creation and made contributions to the literary innovation in the early Tang Dynasty. When Wang Yang was in power, Gong Gong played the crown: Ji Wang of the Han Dynasty; Gong:; Spring crown: brush off the dust on the crown.

It is a metaphor that good friends advance and retreat together and choose the same. There is also a person who gets the official position, which means the same kind of celebration.

When the prince breaks the law, the common people are guilty. The prince broke the law and was punished like an ordinary person. The law of a king is the same for princes and civilians.

The prince broke the law and committed the same crime as ordinary people. Prince: refers to a powerful person; Ordinary people: ordinary people. Powerful people break the law and are punished like ordinary people.

Refers to equality before the law. Wang Zuozhi's material assistant: auxiliary.

Refers to the ability to assist the emperor in starting a business and governing the country. Wang Zuo's genius assistant: assistant.

To assist the emperor's ability to achieve great things. An uncomfortable seat.

Describe something in your heart, fidgeting. Sitting in the hall: near the eaves.

Don't sit outside the hall, lest you fall down the steps. Don't stay in a dangerous place.

No heavy seats. No seats for two. Metaphor is frugal life.

Sit without peeping, sit without squinting, and concentrate. Sit and eat landslides, only sit and eat mountains.

Refers to consumption without production, even if there is a mountain of wealth, it will dry up. Sit on empty seats.

Refers to consumption without production, even if there is a mountain of wealth, it will dry up. Sitting in the army account, giving advice.

Sit and prepare, and win a thousand miles: military tents; Thousands of miles: refers to the battlefield. Making the right arrangements in a small military account can determine the victory or defeat on the battlefield thousands of miles away, sit and eat and enjoy life, live passively, eat and grow, and do nothing else.

Sit and sigh, sit and worry, walk and sigh. Describe doing nothing all day, unhappy, and splitting accounts. The thief divided the stolen goods on the spot. Sitting around and sharing stolen goods originally meant that thieves divided the stolen goods on the spot.

Nowadays, it refers to the bandit leader who sits at home and collects the property stolen by his accomplices without doing it himself. Sitting on the ground to divide the dirty things was originally a thief who divided the stolen dirty things on the spot.

Nowadays, it refers to the bandit leader who sits at home and collects the property stolen by his accomplices without doing it himself. Sit on the ground, define yourself, stay where you are, and set your own range.

Metaphor is stubborn at one end and repulsive at the other. Sit and die. Sit and die.

Metaphor does not take active measures to sit still and die, and it is at stake. Sit and wait. Sit and die.

Metaphor is not to take active measures when in danger. Sit and wait: it's dawn.

Sit and wait for the morning. Metaphor is urgent.

Sit and wait for the morning. Metaphor is diligence.

Sit and talk, sit and talk big. It refers to words, not actions.

Look on coldly the success or failure of others. Just as I sit here and watch a fisherman throw fish, there is a squid lover: empty; Envy: envy.

Sitting and watching those fishermen, I envy the fish. It means, it is better to sit back and watch.

Refers to businesses with fixed stores and dealers who transport and sell goods. During the Spring and Autumn Period, Lu held a frozen woman in her arms without molestation. Describe the decent style of men in sexual relations.

Sitting on the mountain, only consuming and not producing, the mountain of wealth will also dry up. Sitting in the hall instead of under the eaves, for fear that tiles will fall and hurt your health. Describe self-love and caution.

Sit at the bottom of the well and watch the sky. Metaphor is small in vision and little in knowledge.

Sit at the bottom of the well and look at the sky. Metaphor is narrow-minded and limited to what you see.

Sit where there is no blanket: animal felt. The guests have no blankets to sit on.

Describe a poor life: waste; Hey: Micang; Xiaomi: Xiaomi, generally referring to grain. Sit on empty mountains, do not do practical things, sit on empty mountains: rice warehouse; Food.

Sitting idle, not doing practical things, fidgeting, this is not sitting or standing. Describe nervousness and anxiety.

Bench: cold. Metaphor is an idle position because it is not taken seriously.

It is also a metaphor for waiting for a job for a long time, or waiting for an interview for a long time. Sit still: don't move.

Seeing that others are in trouble or danger, stand by instead of helping, sit idly by: sit idly by. Seeing that others are in trouble or danger, stand by and not help.

Sit back and ignore. Sitting on a tree does not mean success, but it does not mean boasting.

Watch the success or failure of others. Sit on the mountain and watch the tigers fight. It is a metaphor to take a stand-by attitude towards the struggle between the two sides and wait until both sides are hurt before profiting from it.

It is better to miss the opportunity in vain. Sit quietly and watch the tigers fight.

4. Idiom Daquan Four-word idiom Fish begins with O = the second is a fish, the third is a flying saucer, and the fourth is 1. Idiom entry: fish dragon changes.

Pronunciation of Idioms: The source of the idiom: North "Xie Ji Xu": "If you are so humble, fight for flying; There are many changes in his literary talent. " Example of Idiom: Chang Li (Han Yu) wrote all his essays according to the classics, but his comments still didn't attack the previous statement, so he wrote. Usage of idioms in Yi Men Du Shu Li Chang Ji by He Chao: as object and attribute: used in written language 2. The explanation of the change of ichthyosaurs: fish turned into dragons. Metaphor is a fundamental change to the world or people. Said by Liu Song's "Hidden Dragon": "If the frog wins or loses, the fish changes, and the farmer is in China." Example: social phenomena ... are all like the Yangtze River and great rivers, rolling down, flowing through and collecting sediment, and you can't escape from this basin.

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5. The idiom "Death is not Liu Ao" at the beginning of four words.

Refers to a few people who can't beat the opinions of the majority.

Everything is empty.

Four Big: Ancient India called land, water and fire wind "four big". Buddhist terminology. Everything in the world is empty. Is a negative thought.

Break up (St. W. Rie)

The description is incomplete, not centralized, not unified, not unified.

All the seas are quiet.

Metaphor is that the world is at peace.

Take wind from all over the world (sü h m: i ché ng f ng)

The whole country is receiving education.

Four seas boiling

Four Seas: The ancients thought that China was surrounded by the sea, which was used to refer to all parts of the country; Boiling: indicates that the situation is unstable, just like boiling water. Describe the chaos in the world.

make one's home wherever one is

Shengping: Taiping. The world is peaceful.

All men are brothers within the four seas.

Everyone in the world is like brothers.

Fall on all fours

Quadruped: refers to the limbs. Describe a fall on your back. It is also a metaphor for lying down and not doing it.

Four horses save the hoof

Hands and feet tied together.

In all directions

Refers to all aspects or places.

no danger of anything going wrong

The original description of all parts of the body is symmetrical and powerful. Later, I often described it as a safe way to speak and do things. It also describes doing things without making mistakes and lacking positive and innovative spirit.

Four clean-ups and six activities

Describe smart and capable.

Siquba steet

There are many streets in big cities.

Four seasons and eight festivals

Four seasons: refers to the four seasons of spring, summer, autumn and winter; Eight solar terms: beginning of spring, vernal equinox, long summer, summer solstice, beginning of autumn, autumnal equinox, beginning of winter and winter solstice. Generally refers to the solar terms throughout the year.

Shi Si Zhongmei

It is rich and beautiful all year round.

Si Guan ba dang

Pavilion, time: immediate and appropriate. Describe that everything is arranged perfectly.

Four marriages and nine spouses

Metaphor is more relatives.

The land of the fourth world war

Refers to a place that is flat on all sides, defenceless and vulnerable to attack.

6. A four-character idiom that starts with two words is a four-character idiom that starts with two words and does not start with two words. The four-character grid containing two words is: one is the first two, and the other is both.

Two pinyin: Li Ning, Li, and phonetic notation: ?ㄤˇ, ?ㄚˇ.

Structure: left and right, code: 0224, location: 3309, unified code: 4FE9.

Stroke order: ノ?フノ?ノ?

Explanation:

[Li]

1, two (no more words can be used later).

2, not much; Some.

[Li Ang]

The means are improper.

Extended data

Chinese character strokes:

Related words:

1, one top two [y and gè d ǐ ng li m:]

One person is worth two.

2, three full and two down [sā b m: o Li m: d m: o]

Hey, three; Two, two; Eat three meals a day, sleep at noon and rest at night. Refers to daily life such as eating and sleeping.

3. They [t ā li m].

They are both. They have known each other since childhood.

4. Nian Nian Li Mi.

Like brothers and sisters, father and son, sister-in-law and so on. , is the relationship between people.

5. Father and daughter [yé li m].

Father and son.

6. Male and female [gōng mu Li m].

Couple.