Class: do, half, average, class, mixed, mobile, board, partner, flap
Capable: silkworm, disabled, ginseng, miserable, ashamed, rice, capable.
Zen: childbirth, trembling, cicada, gluttony, babbling, Zen, Zen, repentance.
Dan: Dan, Dan, Dan, Dan, Dan, Dan.
Fan: fan, fan, fan, fan, fan, fan, fan, fan, fan, fan, fan, fan, fan, fan, fan, fan.
Gan: feeling, action, courage, drive, extreme, gan, liver, extreme.
Han: Breathing, containing, sweating, cold, Han, drought, sound, culvert, faithfulness, stupidity, Han, fierceness, sparse, snoring.
Kan: Look, Kan, threshold, Kan.
Lan: blue, blue, rotten, block, basket, bar, LAN, lazy, abusive, greedy, LAN, LAN, LAN, LAN, LAN.
M: Full, slow, rough, buried and diffuse.
Nan: Difficult, Nan, male.
Pan: Pan, Pan, Pan, Pan, Pan, Pan.
Ran: Dye, burn, run, run.
Three: three, umbrella, scattered.
Mountain: mountain, flash, shirt, goodness, fir, fan.
Tan: Talk, sigh, explore, beach, play, carbon, pool, stall, greed, altar, phlegm, blanket, tan, carbon, paralysis, sandalwood, tan.
Wan: Wan, Wan, Wan, Wan, Wan, Wan, Wan, Wan, Wan, Wan, Wan, Wan, Wan.
Yan: eye, smoke, edge, salt, speech, action, strictness, pharynx, drowning, concealment, disgust, rock, research, delay, weir, inspection, Yan, Yan, Yan Yan, Yan Yan, Yan Yan.
Like: like, like, like.
Fight: stand, occupy, fight, light, touch, stick, unfold, watch, chop, roll, fold and unfold.
Ann: Ann, Ann, dark, Ann, Ann, saddle, press.
"Thirteen" is the classification of rhyming words in popular literature such as northern operas and Quyi since Ming and Qing Dynasties. Based on the northern dialect, it divides Chinese characters into thirteen categories according to vowels, which are called "Thirteen Strings".
Each switch has a different name in the record, such as "Ye Xie" switch and "Yiqi" switch. Wait a minute. There are three types of vowels: rhyme head, rhyme belly and rhyme ending. Those with the same rhyme ending, the same rhyme belly or similar rhyme belly belong to the same category, no matter what the rhyme head is.
In this way, each word can include one to five vowels, as follows:
⑴ Flower rhyme includes words with vowels of A, ia and ua, such as "Fa, Jia and Hua".
(2) Words containing vowels such as e, o and uo, such as "ge, bo and suo".
⑶ Oblique words also include words with Mi, ie and üe as vowels, such as "love, thanks and joy".
(4) Gusu contains words with U as vowel, such as "Gusu".
5. Clothing dates include vowels I and ü, such as "clothing, food and clothing".
⑹ Huailai contains words with ai and uai as vowels, such as "Lai, Huai".
(7) The ash pile contains words with vowels of ei and ui, such as "sadness and ash".
⑻ Yaotiao contains words with ao and iao as vowels, such as "Gao, Yao".
(9) Congqiu rhyme includes words with ou and iu vowels, such as "Congqiu".
⑽ Precedents include words with an, ian, uan, and Luan as vowels, such as "Ban, Qian, Duan, Yuan".
⑾ People and ministers include words with vowel en in un ün, such as "Ren, Qin, Chun and Jun".
⑿ Jiang Yang frog contains vowels such as ang, ang and uang, such as "Hong Kong, Jiang and Huang".
[13] Middle East frogs contain vowels such as eng, ing, ueng, ong, and so on, such as "Deng, Ding, Weng, Zhong and Poor".
There's another trick: uh. Used with children.
(1) Extended reading of idioms with suffixes;
Rhyme refers to rhyming words at the end of rhymes (poems, words, songs, fu, etc.). ). The last word of some (or all) sentences in a (first) poem is called rhyme, which uses words with the same rhyme abdomen and rhyme ending. Because rhyming words are usually placed at the end of sentences, they are called "rhyming feet". The vowels of these words should be similar or the same.
Example:
The rhyme of Bai Pu's Jing Tian Sand Ball is Xia, Ti, Xia and Hua.
"Tang Yan's Fall and Recovery" by the King of the Five Dynasties: "It is not only a title, but also a rhyme for someone." Song and Wu's "Notes on Changing Zhai: The First Two Events" said: "In the second year of Kaiyuan, there was a rhyme of eight characters, and the so-called" the wind and cloud were wild, and the military and government were clear. " "The 37th chapter of A Dream of Red Mansions:" When we encounter an easier rhyme, we will also write one casually. "
2. All four-character idioms at the end
Take Ann as an example:
Safe journey, happy-go-lucky, nervous, peaceful, embarrassed, uneasy, anxious, anxious, turning the corner, uneasy, buried, fearful, uneasy and turbulent;
Bamboo rewards security, long-term stability, stealing security, anxiety, enriching people's security, being born without seeking security, Pan An throwing fruit, leaving six spirits restless, away from you, Huai' an pillow, enriching people's security, long-term insecurity, and six animals restless.
1, bon voyage
[yīlīpíngān]
There was no accident during the trip. It is also used to greet people who go out.
2. Let nature take its course.
[Suyezhilan]
Can adapt to various environments and be satisfied in any environment.
3. Nervous
[Zhu Zhu bān]
Fear: sadness, fear. Describe feeling uneasy because of fear or worry.
4, Guotai Min 'an
[gutàI mínān]
The country is peaceful and the people are happy. T: peace and stability.
5. awkward
[júcúbún]
Squeeze: constraint. Describe the constraint.
6. Uneasy
[tǎn tèbān]
Uneasy: uneasy. I am extremely uneasy.
7, restless
[Jiāo zào bān]
Anxious.
8. Self-awareness
[niǔ ni Buan]
A shy expression. Excuse me. Panic in my heart.
9. Rest in peace
[Luo t incarnation bay]
In the old society, people were buried underground after death, so that the deceased could get their proper place and their families could feel at ease.
3. Idioms rhyming with an
1, tireless (z and z
Interpretation: Diligence and perseverance.
2. Be tireless in teaching others (Hu Guijun)
Interpretation: Teach people to be particularly patient and never get bored.
3. Never tire of reading (B Yidu B Yan)
Interpretation: Describe how many times a book has been read without being tired, which highlights that people study very hard and work very hard. At the same time, it is also used to quote books or other things, which is very attractive and makes people want to own and enjoy.
4. Every day is like a year (Durounian)
Interpretation: One day is like a year. Describe the hard days as long and hard.
5, pretentious (zì mìng bù fán)
Interpretation: I think I am great. I think I am better than others.
4. What idioms ending in * * * are there?
Idioms ending in * * * are:
First, the grievances are perfect:
Pinyin: w ě i q ě qi ú quá n.
Interpretation: compromise: accommodation. Reluctantly accommodate, in order to save. It also means making concessions for the overall situation.
Source: "How can we compromise and seek wealth!" -"Peng Ancestral Family"
I just don't want to wronged myself or take advantage of other people's money.
Second, tirelessly teach people:
Pinyin: hui rén büjuàn
Explanation: refers to tirelessly teaching others.
Source: "Knowing in silence (zhiì), studying tirelessly, teaching tirelessly, why for me!" -The Analects of Confucius
Remember silently (what you have learned), what regrets do I have if I am not satisfied with my study and not tired of teaching?
Third, never tire of reading:
Pinyin: idúYan.
Explanation: Boring: Boring, boring. You won't get tired of reading it a hundred times. Describe a well-written poem or book, no matter how many times you read it, you won't feel bored.
Said by: "You can never get tired of reading old books, but you won't know until you are familiar with them."
You can't get tired of reading classic books, and you can't rest assured when you reread and ponder.
(4) Extended reading of idioms with endings:
Compromise:
Synonym: Humble and humble, resigned.
Antonym: supercilious, tit for tat.
Grammatical usage: as predicate, object and adverbial; With praise.
Discrimination of idioms: Compromise for perfection and "resignation" both mean to let yourself be wronged and accommodate others. However, compromise only refers to perfection under a certain purpose; This is a temporary behavior; And "resignation" can refer to people's consistent attitude; Often show people's character.
Never tire of reading:
Synonym: Never tire of eating.
Antonym: It tastes like chewing wax, boring, boring, boring.
Sentences: Romance of the Three Kingdoms, The Journey to the West, A Dream of Red Mansions, Water Margin, etc. They are all classics that people can't get tired of reading.
5. What are the four-character idioms that pay attention to a rhyme?
Long-term peace and order
Pinyin: Chang Zhi Ji ǔā n
Interpretation: governance: Taiping; An: Diazepam. Describe the long-term stability and consolidation of the country.
Source: Biography of Hanshu Jia Yi: "Building long-term stability, the cause of long-term national stability."
Example: To maintain the long-term status of a nation and a country, there are also moral problems. With good morality, the country can ~. Sun Yat-sen's Sixth Lecture on Nationalism
Synonym: world peace
Antonym: the turmoil and chaos in the world
Grammar: as object and attribute; Describe the long-term stability of society
The country is prosperous and the people live and work in peace and contentment.
Pinyin: gutàI mínān
Commentary: Tai: Peace and stability. The country is peaceful and the people are happy.
Source: Song Zimu's Dream of Liang Lushan and Chuanshen: "Every year, the tide is too rampant, rushing to Zhoucheng, offering sacrifices in the Spring and Autumn Period, ordering a bachelor's college, writing green words, and praying for the country and the people."
Ex.: One day, when the ditch stops stinking and the water is clear, we can enjoy peace. Lao She's Longxugou, Act I
Synonym: The world is peaceful, singing and dancing are peaceful, and the river is clear and the sea is dark.
Antonym: war, the country is weak and the people are poor, and the country is ruined.
Grammar: as predicate, object and attribute; Describe national peace
Adapt oneself to different environments.
Pinyin: suí yé rā n
Interpretation: follow: obey; Accidental encounter: Accidental encounter. Refers to being able to adapt to the environment and be satisfied under any circumstances.
Source: Qing Liu Leisure Court "Yang Guang Miscellaneous Notes" I: "Living with an apartment, I am really hidden."
For example, but being able to ~-that is, having a boat or something-can be a little more stable and perfunctory than people who fantasize too much. Lu Xun's Book of Two Places (6)
Synonym: don't fight against the world, follow the crowd.
Antonym: When you are angry, you are jealous of vulgarity and resentful.
Grammar: as predicate, object, attribute and adverbial; Refers to being able to adapt to the environment
Have a nice/safe trip
Pinyin: y and lê pí ng ā n
Explanation: It means that there was no accident during the trip. It is also used to greet people who go out.
Source: Feng Ming Menglong's Ancient and Modern Novels Volume 19: "Bon voyage, more than a month later, I came to the old anchorage."
Example: well done! All right! Girl, ~ (Lao She's Lao Zhang Philosophy 44)
Synonym: bon voyage, safe and sound, as safe as Mount Tai.
Antonym: difficulties and obstacles, travel-stained, weather-beaten
Grammar: as predicate and object; To celebrate
6. rhyming idioms
The rhyming words are:
Class: do, half, average, class, mixed, mobile, board, partner, flap
Capable: silkworm, disabled, ginseng, miserable, ashamed, rice, capable.
Zen: childbirth, trembling, cicada, gluttony, babbling, Zen, Zen, repentance.
Dan: Dan, Dan, Dan, Dan, Dan, Dan.
Fan: fan, fan, fan, fan, fan, fan, fan, fan, fan, fan, fan, fan, fan, fan, fan, fan.
Gan: feeling, action, courage, drive, extreme, gan, liver, extreme.
Han: Breathing, containing, sweating, cold, Han, drought, sound, culvert, faithfulness, stupidity, Han, fierceness, sparse, snoring.
Kan: Look, Kan, threshold, Kan.
Lan: blue, blue, rotten, block, basket, bar, LAN, lazy, abusive, greedy, LAN, LAN, LAN, LAN, LAN.
M: Full, slow, rough, buried and diffuse.
Nan: Difficult, Nan, male.
Pan: Pan, Pan, Pan, Pan, Pan, Pan.
Ran: Dye, burn, run, run.
Three: three, umbrella, scattered.
Mountain: mountain, flash, shirt, goodness, fir, fan.
Tan: Talk, sigh, explore, beach, play, carbon, pool, stall, greed, altar, phlegm, blanket, tan, carbon, paralysis, sandalwood, tan.
Wan: Wan, Wan, Wan, Wan, Wan, Wan, Wan, Wan, Wan, Wan, Wan, Wan, Wan.
Yan: eye, smoke, edge, salt, speech, action, strictness, pharynx, drowning, concealment, disgust, rock, research, delay, weir, inspection, Yan, Yan, Yan Yan, Yan Yan, Yan Yan.
Like: like, like, like.
Fight: stand, occupy, fight, light, touch, stick, unfold, watch, chop, roll, fold and unfold.
An: An, Shore, Dark, An, An, Saddle, Press.
The rhyme is
A word that rhymes at the end of a rhyme (poem, word, song, fu, etc.) The last word of some (or all) sentences in a (first) verse is called rhyme, which uses words with the same rhyme abdomen and rhyme ending. Because rhyming words are usually placed at the end of sentences, they are called "rhyming feet". The vowels of these words should be similar or the same.
7. rhyming four-word words
Turbulence, cutting complexity and seeking simplicity, tiger sitting on the dragon plate, unchanged, bamboo reports peace.
I. turmoil
Vernacular explanation: swing: shake. Turbulent. Describe the unstable and unstable situation.
Dynasty: modern
Author: Ouyang Shan
Source: Chapter 18 of Sanjiaxiang: "He talked with Chen Wenting, and both of them felt that the future of the revolution was bright, despite the social unrest."
Second, cut the complexity and simplify it.
Interpretation of vernacular Chinese: delete redundant words or content to make it concise: teaching materials should be ~.
Dynasty: Ming dynasty
Author: Wang Shouren
Source: "On Biography": "For example, Confucius retired six books; Delete the complicated and simple, and learn from it. "
Translation: If Confucius returns six books; Learn by deleting complexity and simply showing it.
Third, the tiger sits on the dragon plate.
Vernacular interpretation: Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon, describes the dangerous terrain. Also known as the tiger sitting on the dragon pan, some people say that the dragon pan is sitting on the tiger's back.
Dynasty: Northern Zhou Dynasty
Author: Yu Xin
Source: "Yuzishan Collection Volume 1 Mourning Jiangnan Fu": "In the past, the tiger sat on the dragon plate; Add a yellow flag and purple gas. "
Translation: the former tiger is far from the dragon plate; Add yellow flag and purple gas.
Fourth, unchanged.
Vernacular explanation: the original meaning is that once the criminal law is enacted, it cannot be changed. Later used to refer to being fixed. Cheng: Formation.
Dynasty: Western Han Dynasty
Author: Ritual scientist Dai Sheng
Source: Book of Rites: "Invariant, so a gentleman is dedicated."
Nothing can be changed, so a gentleman does his best.
Five, bamboo reported peace
Metaphor of a letter from a safe family.
Dynasty: Tang Dynasty
Author: Duan
Source: "Youyang Miscellaneous Zhi Zhi Xia": "There is a bamboo nest in the Tongzi Temple in the north; Only a few feet long; According to legend, its temple outline dimension daily newspaper Zhu' an. "
There is only one case of bamboo in Tongzi Temple in the north. Only a few feet long; According to legend, this temple maintains the safety of bamboo in newspapers.
The pinyin of the last word contains an idiom.
There are so many streets and alleys that you don't want to come and go. You love me.
9. The last word is an idiom with nasal rhyme.
Change your mind as soon as you see something new.
Brush Pan 'an
Unfortunate oil powder
Put on weight with a smile
We should have both political consciousness and professional ability.
As short as a fleeting cloud.
The?Foolish?Old?Man?Removes?the?Mountains
Track the situation
Be remembered for thousands of years-eternal infamy
Borrow and return
Be silent with each other
advance courageously
be unattainable
Bitter, sweet and sour
aim for the highest?
10. Idioms rhyming with an
Worry-free food and clothing: raising; Soan: Something healthy. Things that are healthy, such as food and clothes.
Follow the path: follow; Gou An: You drag out an ignoble existence for the time being. Refers to sticking to the old ways, prevaricating and not making progress.
As long as you are safe and as far away as possible, you will join us and the people will live and work in peace and contentment. Describe political clarity and national governance.
Huai 'an Huai 'an Pillow: refers to Huai 'an Dream, also known as Conan Dream. Generally refers to dreams. It is also a metaphor for empty happiness.
Bamboo pays for peace with bamboo. Metaphor is a letter from home to report peace.
Side uneasily: toss and turn. Toss and turn, can't sleep. Describe missing or caring in your heart.
Pan An, who throws fruit, was once compared to a handsome man loved by women.
It is not fidgeting, sitting or standing. Describe nervousness and anxiety.
Be restless. Describe the anxiety caused by sadness and fear.
Turn from danger to safety (especially a situation or disease).
Public anxiety refers to public anxiety.
Nervous: worried, afraid. Describe feeling uneasy because of fear or worry.
Panic: heartbeat. Panic, heartbeat, anxiety.
Make trouble, even make trouble. To "make chickens and dogs restless."
A life without a sense of security means not pursuing a comfortable and comfortable residence wholeheartedly.
Fidgety, anxious, fidgety.
Can suffer from the same, difficult and safe: suffering; Location: get along; An: Anle. You can share your troubles when you are in danger, but you can't share them when you are happy. Describe ungrateful, mean and heartless.
Buying peace refers to calming things down for comfort.
Six animals are restless: cattle, horses, sheep, pigs, chickens and dogs. There is no peace for livestock. Describe the harassment.
A shy expression. Excuse me. Panic in my heart.
Be patient, be patient, and you will feel calm naturally.
Six gods are uneasy about six gods: Taoism believes that human heart, lungs, liver, kidney, spleen and gallbladder are dominated by gods, which is called six gods. Describe panic and worry, have no clue, and don't know what to do.
Safe and sound, no accident, no danger.
Safety of Rock: Rock. As strong as a boulder. The description is extremely stable.
Panshi' an is described as extremely stable and stable.
If you can't sleep well, you can't sleep well. Describe working hard all day.
Sleep worry: eat. Eating and sleeping are not peaceful. Describe a heavy heart.
Sleeping hard: sleeping; Feed: eat; Ann: Don't worry. I can't sleep well and eat well. Describe a worried look.
I can't sleep well and eat well. Very worried and worried.
Get out of danger, get out of danger and achieve peace.