1. What are the four-character idioms that describe a large number of books? 1. Idiom: vastness.

Pinyin: hà o rú yā n h m: i.

Explanation: Hao: vastness; Sea of smoke: the vast sea. Describe the richness of classics and books.

Source: Sui Mengfu: "If the law is profound, the mystery is hard to find, it is immortal, the color is not heart, the sky is vast, and Deng Lin is gloomy."

Example: There are numerous records in ancient and modern times. Qing Zhou Yongnian's Annals of Confucianism and Tibetan Studies

2. Idiom: Sweat a lot.

Pinyin: hà n niú chng dê ng dé ng

Commentary: Dong: Dong Yu, house. Books sweat when transported and can be piled on the roof when stored. Describe a large collection of books.

Source: Tang Zongyuan's "Lu Tomb Table": "It is a book, but it is full of buildings and sweating."

For example, making sentences: handed down from generation to generation, full of sweat, who is effective? Qing Pu Songling's Strange Tales from a Lonely Studio Feng Sanniang

3. Idiom: Left picture and right view

Pinyin: zuǒ tú yòu shǐ

Description: Describe many indoor books.

Source: "New Tang Book Yang Wanchuan": "Being alone in one room, left picture and right history."

For example, Beishan is very comfortable with three meals a day in prison. Chapter 12 of "The Collection of Money in Late Qing Literature is Earth-shaking"

4. Idiom: Countless

Pinyin: bù j bùjìqíShu

Description: Quantity cannot be calculated. Describe a lot.

Source: Wei Songliao Weng's "Counties of Dajing Lake": "Or there are about 200,000 government militia in the city, and there are countless people scattered in the suburbs."

Example: I went to the state bridge around Hanoi to light up and down, countless. Shi Ming Naian's Outlaws of the Marsh: Chapter 66

5. Idiom: the history of left and right pictures

Pinyin: zu

Explanation: There are books all around, which shows that you like books and are eager to learn.

Source: "New Tang Book Yang Wan Chuan": [Xu Wan] Calm and quiet, living alone in one room, taking history and gathering dust.

2. What are the four-word words to describe many books? Learn to become rich, study hard, study hard, and study hard on talented people.

Rich books, cars full of books, books full of books.

Be knowledgeable, enrich Confucianism and master knowledge.

Direct writing, closed reading, unpublished reading, extensive reading, closed reading

White-faced book lang and white-faced scholar eat Chinese books, read books and are empty.

Read it a hundred times, and its meaning is self-evident.

Reading breaks thousands of books, reading three books, reading more than three books.

Big books, special books, reading seeds, writing hard, writing straight, wasting books and sighing.

Burn books, burn books, pit Confucianism, burn books, pit Confucianism, fly books, and spread books with yellow ears

Fox sings, fish writes, jute purple writes, Hongqiao delivers books, Cheng writes and measures books.

A letter from home is worth a ton of gold. It's better to borrow books and make sure they are real than to give them to geese without books.

Lin Zhixue stone bookcase bookcase two-foot bookcase illiterate.

I don't know how to read books, and I don't know how to hang them.

It exposes the difficulty of reading, and it is difficult to ride a cow to read Chinese books, play chess, calligraphy and painting, abandon books and donate swords to study.

There are too many books to write, but the history of reading is endless.

A book that can't be put down is better than a book that has been read for ten years.

Read five books, calligraphy and painting, and read for ten years.

The schoolbag is bottomless, the book lacks a poem, and the book sounds loud.

Scholars' point of view: two books are the same, and the car is on the same track.

Scholarly family, scholarly family, scholarly family, more than three books.

Just look at my father's book stall, and I am proud of the book of 100 cities.

A weak scholar, hanging on a stone, can't learn books, and it is difficult to send books to learn swords.

Yin Haoshu, Kong Yanqin, a scholar, has a bookcase with feet.

Learn from others' strengths, learn from others' strengths, be broad and profound, be knowledgeable but not refined.

Bo but few people want to learn from ancient times and modern times.

Bocha, Duowen, Duowen, Duotong, Boshuo, Feishan, Bo Shi, Jizhong, Bo Shi, buy donkeys.

Broadcom classics, encyclopedic knowledge, debate, extensive knowledge, natural history and gentleman.

Keep in mind natural history, contact natural history, contact natural history, keep in mind natural history, contact natural history, and be determined.

Erudite, erudite, erudite, erudite, erudite, erudite.

Shen Bo is beautiful, Shen Bo is beautiful, with vast territory and abundant resources, vast land and abundant people, and numerous belts in Hubei.

High crown, broadband, wide view, wide exposure, wide collection, wide discussion and wide research.

Collect, collect, search, collect, collect, collect, solicit, contact, learn, remember and learn.

Extensive knowledge, words of benevolence and righteousness, Li Bo, thin sheep, doctor pass, today pass.

Wang Yanghao is knowledgeable, from Bo to Bo, and back again.

3. What are the four-word words to describe many books? They read widely, read well, read well, read well, read well, read well, read well, read well, read well, read well, read well, read well.

1, extensive reading

Pinyin: Boer ?n qún sh

Interpretation: Bo: extensive. Read a wide range of books. Describe reading a lot.

2. Sitting in the Book City

Pinyin: Zuo yung shchéngéng

Interpretation: Metaphor is rich in books. To "sit in a hundred cities."

3, sweating like a pig

Pinyin: hà n niú chng dê ng dé ng

Interpretation: Dong: Dong Yu, residence. Books sweat when transported and can be piled on the roof when stored. Describe a large collection of books.

4. Read five cars

Pinyin: w incarnation

Interpretation: It describes reading a lot and being rich in knowledge.

5, david moses book empty.

Pinyin: y and n hào shōk not ng not ng

Explanation: Borrowing refers to surprising and surprising things.

6. Wang Yang Haobo

Pinyin: wāng yáng hào bó

Interpretation: Describe people's broad tolerance, heroic language and profound knowledge, like boundless water.

7. Carrying five cars a day

Pinyin: w incarnation

Interpretation: read a lot of books a day. Five cars, many books.

8, countless

Pinyin: sh incarnation

Interpretation: victory: exhaustion. I can't count them. Describe a large number.

9. Have one hundred books and one hundred cities.

Pinyin: y not ng sh sh b m:I ching

Interpretation: Metaphor is extremely bookish or hidden.

10, countless

Pinyin: shè Boxiong ·shǔǔ ǔ

Interpretation: Numbers: calculation. I can't even count them. There are too many descriptions to calculate.

4. A four-character idiom that describes many books is all pinyin: hàn niúchūng dòng Interpretation: Dong: Dong Yu, Zhai.

The original meaning refers to the use of cattle transport books, and the cows are so tired that they sweat; Put books in the room and fill the whole room. Describe many books.

Source: Tang Zongyuan's Tomb Table of Mr. Lu Geshi (also known as Lu Tomb Table): "It is a book, but it is full of sweat." Zuǒ tú yòu shǐ Pinyin: zu ǒ t ú yu sh ǐ Interpretation: Describe many indoor books.

Source: "New Tang Book Yang Wanchuan": "Being alone in one room, left picture and right history." Wang Yang Sea in Pinyin: hà o rú yā n hǐ i Interpretation: Hao: vastness; Sea of smoke: the vast sea.

Describe the richness of classics and books. Source: Song Sima Guang's "A Brief Account of Entering Children": "There are more bamboo slips; A sea of smoke; Choose seclusion; Branch calculation. "

Pinyin: zuòy not ngb?I chéng Interpretation: It means that a thousands of books is not as good as a big official who manages a hundred cities. Metaphor is extremely rich in the book.

Source: Biography of Shu Wei Li Mi by Wei Shou in Northern Qi Dynasty: "My husband has thousands of books, why did he leave the south of the city?" Book South Pinyin: yūng shūnán miàn Interpretation: It means that the book collection is extremely rich or has a deep love for books. Take "There are Books in 100 Cities".

Source: Modern idioms.

5. The four-word idiom 1 describes a lot of books, sweating like a pig.

Pinyin: hà n niú chng dê ng dé ng

Interpretation: Dong: Dong Yu, residence. The original meaning refers to the use of cattle transport books, and the cows are so tired that they sweat; Put books in the room and fill the whole room. Describe many books.

Source: Tang Zongyuan's Tomb Table of Mr. Lu Geshi (also known as Lu Tomb Table): "It is a book, but it is full of sweat."

2. Left picture and right view

Pinyin: zuǒ tú yòu shǐ

Interpretation: Describe many indoor books.

Source: "New Tang Book Yang Wanchuan": "Being alone in one room, left picture and right history."

3. the vast sea of smoke

Pinyin: hà o rú yā n h m: i.

Interpretation: Hao: vastness; Sea of smoke: the vast sea. Describe the richness of classics and books.

Source: Song Sima Guang's "A Brief Account of Entering Children": "There are more bamboo slips; A sea of smoke; Choose seclusion; Branch calculation. "

4. Sit in a hundred cities

Pinyin: zuòy not ng bòI cheng

Interpretation: It means that a thousands of books is not as good as a big official in charge of a hundred cities. Metaphor is extremely rich in the book.

Source: Biography of Shu Wei Li Mi by Wei Shou in Northern Qi Dynasty: "My husband has thousands of books, why did he leave the south of the city?"

5. Go south with a book.

Pinyin: y not ng sh nán miàn

Interpretation: Metaphor is extremely bookish or hidden. Take "There are Books in 100 Cities".

Source: Modern idioms.

6. Four-word idioms describing reading a lot Describe idioms describing reading a lot: Ruins Books Kitchen Explanation: Metaphorically, a person reads a lot and has a lot of knowledge.

From: Wu Shichuan's History of Song Dynasty: "Time is sensitive to writing, but it is never a draft, it has been written. These two academic goals are called' site book kitchen'. " Grammar: formal; Become an object; An idiom used to describe a well-read person: read widely. Pronunciation: bó l m 4 n q ú n sh ū English pronunciation: reading. Interpretation: Bo: More and wider.

Browse: Look and read. Book group: many books.

Read all kinds of books extensively and carefully. Describe a wide range of knowledge, read a lot of books and have a lot of culture.

Out: "Biography of Zhou Shu Yu Xin": "Yu Xin, the word is good, Nanyang Xinye people also. ..... young and handsome, extremely intelligent, and well-read, especially "Spring and Autumn Zuozhuan". "

Example: 1, this man is a rare talent with profound knowledge and extensive reading. 2. Reading widely can help us understand the idiom describing a lot of reading: learn well, learn well and learn more. Synonym: profound, knowledgeable and well-informed, and antonym: illiteracy, ignorance and ignorance. Simple English pronunciation: learning to drive: subject and predicate. As a predicate; Including a commendatory explanation: five cars: refers to five car books. A person can read as many books as five cars, which shows that this person loves reading very much and has rich knowledge.

Source: Pre-Qin Zhuang Zhou "Zhuangzi Tianxia": "Hui Shi has many books and five cars." Example: Confucius, the greatest saint in the history of China, is a four-word idiom used by the founder of Confucian literature to describe reading a lot: allusions to Hui Shi are full, and books are full of five cars.

The Warring States, Song Dynasty and Zhuang Zhou's "The World in Zhuangzi" explains: Metaphorically, reading a lot is very learned, which is almost the same as learning to be rich. Speaking of his cleverness, it is like Yan Ziyuan's omniscience; He is as knowledgeable as Yu Shinan. The antonym of synonym learning is ignorance (Feng Ming magnum's Warning Records 17).

7. Four-character idioms about more books

A large number of books

[Interpretation] Dong: Dong Yu, home. Books sweat when transported and can be piled on the roof when stored. Describe a large collection of books.

[Source] Zong Yuan's Collected Works of Mr. Liu Volume of Mr. Jiu Lu's Tomb Table: "It's a book; This place is full of buildings; This is a sweater. "

There are many articles.

[Interpretation] There are many articles describing it.

Wenshan in Shu Hai

[definition] refers to the huge amount of literature, boundless.

Rich knowledge

[Interpretation] Five cars: refers to five car books. Describe reading more and learning more.

8. The four words for reading more books are:

1, Bo Gu Golden Boy: Bo Gu Golden Boy is an idiom in China, pronounced bó g ǔ t not ng j Ρ n, which means knowing a lot about ancient things and modern things, and is described as knowledgeable.

2. Talented person: Talented person is an idiom, pronounced as cái gāo bā dǒu, which means to describe the superb humanity. Source: In the Southern Song Dynasty, Anonymous wrote a lot of articles about "releasing talents and fighting talents", which was called "the talents of eight fights". "The Biography of Southern History Xie Lingyun": "There is only one stone in the world, and Cao Zijian has eight fights alone. I have a fight, and ancient and modern times have a fight."

3. erudition: erudition is a Chinese word, and the pinyin is mnjning Lú n, which means that people are talented, full of knowledge and talent, and have the ability to govern the country.

4. Extensive knowledge: Extensive knowledge is an idiom in China, pronounced as bó xué du not cá i, which means extensive knowledge.

5. Learn to be rich and have five cars: Learning to be rich and have five cars is an idiom in China. Describe profound knowledge. The text "Zhuangzi is the world": "Hui Shi has many books and five cars." Hui Shi, a native of Song State (now Shangqiu, Henan Province) in the middle of the Warring States Period, was a famous politician, debater, philosopher, founder and main representative of Mingxue during the Warring States Period. Hui Shi is the main organizer and supporter of the anti-Qin United front, and advocates that Wei Qichu unite against Qin.