Wonderful idiom?

(1) The more idioms that describe a person's unique, incisive, unparalleled and distinctive views on something, the better! !

Clever, keen,

Witty words, such as pearls, are extraordinary,

This should work.

(2) Idioms to describe "incisive"

Idioms to describe "incisive":

In a word, chún qiāng shé jiàn:

Tongue like a sword, lips like a gun. Describe the fierce debate and sharp words, just like a knife and gun confrontation.

Speak tāo tāo bù jué:

Surging: describes the continuous flow of water. As uninterrupted as running water. There's a lot to say, and it's not over yet

Speak in language:

Words became articles. Describe quick thinking and good eloquence.

A flow of words k ǒ u ruxuhé:

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

Mio ·yǔ· incarnation Lian Si:

Julian: Beads. Interesting words come and go.

(3) incisive idioms to describe words.

Hit the nail on the head-a pertinent sentence can pierce the truth.

Pinyin: y and zh ē n ji à n xi

Explanation: Hit the nail on the head. The metaphor is straightforward and to the point.

Source: Guo Yuchuan in the Later Han Dynasty: "A needle is a cup."

(4) incisive idioms to describe words.

every word a pearl

day after day

[Interpretation] Every word is like a bead. The words used to describe dialogues and articles are beautiful. Zhuji: Beads.

[Language] Qing Wenkang's Biography of Heroes of Children: "Whether it is a rust brocade; Every word is a pearl; It won't be a Jinshi. "

[Pronunciation] Easy; You can't pronounce "jǐ".

[shape recognition] text; Can't write "contempt".

[near meaning] Being quiet and spending a lot of money is smart.

Anti-perception; antonymy

[Usage] It has a positive meaning. Generally used as predicate and object.

Subject-predicate type

[Example] Philosophical argument; Really ~; Get on the ground.

[English translation] Spark creative writing

5] Want ten incisive idioms.

Sex is a metaphor for the lingering love between men and women.

Audiovisual is very extensive.

Breaking the gold into a city means that we are United as one and have great strength.

Success is king, failure is enemy. It means that in the political struggle, success is legal and the emperor is king. Those who fail are illegal and called robbers. It embodies the viewpoint of judging people by success or failure.

To stop at the best is to be in the perfect state.

Stop boiling and get paid is not to boil water, but to add firewood to the pot. What Yu did ran counter to his original intention.

An empty jar is a metaphor for running out of money and things, an empty pocket.

Three friends in cold years refer to pine, bamboo and plum. Pine and bamboo do not wither in winter, and plum blossoms do not bloom in cold, hence the name.

Next to the cold pine and cypress in The Analects of Confucius Zi Han: "When you are cold, you will know that pine and cypress will carve it later". Yan He explained: "In the cold year, all the trees died, and then we knew that the pine and cypress were injured by small carvings;" Even if you are old, there will be people who are not dead. You must be cold before you go. Yu Fanren can rule the world, but also self-study, be with the gentleman, and be in a turbulent world, only then can you know the gentleman's integrity. " Later, people used it to describe people who kept moral integrity in adversity and difficulties.

It is said that hands can touch the sky through wells. Describe it extremely high. Well, the name of the star, one of the 28 huts.

[6] What are the incisive idioms to describe words?

1. Every word is important.

[Day after day]

Source: Qing Wenkang's Biography of Heroes of Children: "No matter how beautiful the article is, it will not be a scholar."

Interpretation: The words and expressions used to describe speeches and articles are beautiful.

Talk endlessly

[tāo tāo bù jué]

Source: After the Five Dynasties, Wang Renyu's "The Legacy of Kaiyuan Tianbao Walking Pills": "Zhang Jiuling is good at talking, and every time he discusses classics with his guests, he talks endlessly, such as walking pills in the next sitting."

Interpretation: as uninterrupted as running water. There's a lot to say, and it's not over yet

Once upon a time, how do you say a crooked idiom or an incisive four-character idiom?

The idiom "seedling growth"

Chinese pinyin yà mi á o zhá ng m: ng

Interpretation: pull up. It is a bad thing to pull out the seedlings and encourage them, and then use this metaphor to violate the law of development of things and rush for success. Also known as "pulling out seedlings to encourage".

Examples of idioms

1. If you work hard, you will get nothing. (Lv Benzhong's Miscellaneous Notes on Wei Zi in Song Dynasty)

2. "Promoting Miao" education is a kind of destruction of students' personality.

Idiom enlightenment

1, people must play their subjective initiative in accordance with objective laws in order to do things well. On the contrary, if you only do it according to your own subjective wishes, even with good wishes and good motives, the result can only be counterproductive.

2. The development of objective things has its own laws. It is not enough to rely only on good wishes and enthusiasm, and it is likely that the effect will be contrary to subjective wishes. This fable also tells a concrete truth: "haste makes waste."

As a beautiful and incisive idiom to describe words.

Hit the nail on the head-a pertinent sentence can pierce the truth.

Pinyin: y and zh ē n ji à n xi

Explanation: Hit the nail on the head. The metaphor is straightforward and to the point.

Source: Guo Yuchuan in the Later Han Dynasty: "A needle is a cup."

Example: Isn't this telling the truth of our problem? Yes, stereotyped Party writing is very common in China and abroad. * * * "Oppose stereotyped Party writing"

Synonym: hit the nail on the head, hit the nail on the head, hit the nail on the head.

Antonym: Words are not as good as meaning, and words are empty.

Two-part allegorical saying: Blood test pricks ears.

Grammar: as predicate, attribute and adverbial; Used to talk about or see problems.

Expose the truth in a penetrating sentence.

Pinyin: y incarnation

Explanation: Tao: Say; Breakthrough: exposure. Finish it in one sentence.

Source: Qing Xique's Book with Zhang Kauf: "From Tang Yu to the Warring States Period for more than 2,000 years, the sages spread the mind method, which hit home."

For example, if you send it, it will be hidden, and if you want to show it, you will have to touch it repeatedly. (Chen Qingting Yi's "White Village Zhai Hua Thorn" Volume 1)

Synonym: hit the nail on the head, hit the nail on the head, and hit the point.

Antonym: the words are unsatisfactory, understated, and nothing is said.

Two-part allegorical saying: a piece of paper in the rain

Grammar: as predicate and object; Say a word.

perspicacious

Pinyin: rù mù sān fēn

Commentary: According to legend, Wang Xizhi wrote on the board, and when the carpenter carved, he found that the handwriting penetrated into the board for three minutes. Describe that calligraphy is very powerful. Nowadays, the problem of metaphor analysis is very profound.

Source: Zhang Tang Huai Guan's "Broken Book of Wang Xizhi": "Wang Xizhi's book is a blessing version, and it is cut by workers."

Example: When we read this poem, we have a particularly hearty feeling. Qin Mu's "Hands Not Stretched"

Synonyms: Li Tou paper back, iron flower silver hook

Antonym: a little.

Two-part allegorical saying: the hammer hits the nail; Woodpeckers rule trees.

Grammar: as predicate, attribute, adverbial and complement; Finger depth

let blood with a single prick (of the needle)—pierce to the truth with a single pertinent remark

Pinyin: Qizheng yà o hà i

Interpretation: refers to the critical point of criticizing things.

Source: Levin's "The Complete Biography of Hu Xueyan's Disappearance": "Metaphor is to test each other, and the bright moon is like taking the opportunity to speak to the point."

This article criticizing Beijing's traffic is well written.

Synonym: hit the nail on the head

Grammar: as predicate and attribute; Used in spoken English

What a person says is always to the point.

Pinyin: yá n bí y ǒ u zhò ng

Explanation: English: It's on it. A finger can hit the nail on the head.

Source: The Analects of Confucius Advanced: "If a lady doesn't say anything, she must say it."

Example: Madam said nothing. Zhou Shu has no land to gather.

Synonym: hit the nail on the head, tell the truth.

Antonym: rambling, nonsense, incoherent.

Grammar: making clauses; Describe speaking to the point

Levies incisive four-character idioms

Wonderful and eye-catching: describe an energetic person or a wonderful and touching article.

Exquisite ecstasy: wonderful, superb.

A stroke of genius: a work written with the help of God. It describes the wonderful sentences in the work.

Vivid: describes a wonderful speech or performance.

Exquisite: unparalleled. Exquisite and wonderful, unparalleled, exquisite and ingenious to the extreme.

Exquisite: Exquisite: Exquisite and beautiful. Exquisite: unique and unparalleled. Exquisite: exquisite and beautiful, unparalleled.

Stunning: striking the table. Describe how much you appreciate it. Can be used for someone's words or masterpieces.

Amazing: praise what you see to the extreme.

Appreciate festivals: festivals: beats; Clap your hands: beat the time; Sigh: admire. It refers to appreciating poetry or works of art with a beat. Describe great appreciation for people's behavior, speech, poetry, skills, etc.

Praise: a chorus of praise.

Full of praise: praise: praise; No: no, this word; Never: stop. Mouth: Keep praising.

⑽ What are the idioms that describe how to make sense?

Hit the nail on the head, make sense, be near and far, cover everything, and be suddenly enlightened.

First of all, hit the nail on the head

Vernacular interpretation: Metaphorical article, straightforward speech, to the point.

Source: "Opposing stereotyped Party writing": "Isn't this a sharp point of our problems? Yes, China has stereotyped Party writing. "

Dynasty: modern

Author: * * *

Second, it makes sense.

Vernacular Interpretation: Zhi: What the pronoun refers to. There's something in it.

Source: "Xunzi Fei Shierzi": "However, its reason is enough to deceive fools."

Dynasty: Spring and Autumn Period

Author: Xunzi

But there is a reason for their statement. What he said is reasonable enough to deceive ignorant people.

Third, it's too far from the point.

Interpretation of vernacular Chinese: the words are shallow and close, and the meaning is far and far.

Source: "Mencius with all his heart": "Those who are near speak, and those who are far away refer to it."

Dynasty: Spring and Autumn Period

Author: Mencius

Translation: The text is simple and profound, and it is really a very good word.

Fourth, cover everything.

Interpretation of vernacular: all aspects are taken care of very thoughtfully. It also means that although all aspects have been taken care of, every aspect has been handled properly.

Source: Back to the fifty-seventh chapter of Officialdom in Appearance: "He is proficient in stereotyped writing and will naturally cover everything."

Dynasty: Qing dynasty

Author: Li

He is very proficient in stereotyped writing, so he naturally covers everything.

5. Elysium.

Vernacular interpretation: the description was inspired and suddenly understood the truth.

Source: Journey to the West: "I am weak, I have no talent in my stomach, and Sangong taught me."

Dynasty: Ming dynasty

Author: Wu Cheng'en

I have no strength, and I have no talent myself. After the teaching of the three fairs, I suddenly understood a truth.