Words with residual words
surplus
layman
balance
cosine
complementary angle
The rest of the perpetrators
the rest of one's life
balance
cosecant
surplus
The rest
A pleasant aftertaste
ashes
more than sufficient
abundant
Have a surplus
aroma
surplus
afterheat
A lingering fear
Idioms with residual words
take in everything in a glance
This crime requires more than death-even death can't make up for someone's crime.
The music lingers between the beams.
More than enough
spare no effort
There are still many battles left in one
Have a lingering fear
There is enough space for the meat cleaver.
Leisure time after meals
more than sufficient
The mind is willing but unable-a person's ability can't reach his own wishes.
more than sufficient
Become a survivor of a disaster
Interpretation of idioms with residual words
take in everything in a glance
【yī lǎn w？ y？ ]
Browse: look; Yu: Surplus. You can see all the scenery at a glance. Describe the architectural structure without twists and turns, or the poetry content is unremarkable and has no aftertaste.
This crime requires more than death-even death can't make up for someone's crime.
【sǐ yǒu y？ Ancient]
Death can't make up for his sins. Which means the crime is extremely bad. Gu (gū): Sin.
The music lingers between the beams.
【y？ yīn r？ Lee? ng]
Liezi? According to records, when Han E went to Qi, he didn't have enough to eat on the way, so he sang for food. After singing, the song went around the beam for three days. Later, it was used to describe the beautiful singing and left a deep impression on people.
More than enough
[Chu? yǒu y？ y？ ]
Describe a leisurely attitude. After that, it also means that the ability and financial resources are sufficient and there is a surplus.
There are still many battles left in one
【y？ Yang Guifei g incarnation]
Zuozhuan? In the second year of Chenggong, it was recorded that Qi was at war with Jin, and Gao Gu of Qi rushed into Jin and seized the chariot of the other side. When he came back, he boasted that "Jia Yu (I) was brave, if he wanted to be brave. "It means that I have extra power to sell, and I can buy whoever I want. Later used to show that there is still strength. Jia (g incarnation): sell.
spare no effort
【b？ y？ y？ l？ ]
Warring States policy? Three: "Qin attacked me and spared no effort." Go all out without reservation. Heritage: reserved.
Have a lingering fear
【xěn yǒu y？ j？ ]
Although the dangerous things have passed, I still feel a little scared in retrospect. Fear (j? ): My heart is beating with fear.
Leisure time after meals
【ch？ y？ f？ n h？ u]
Refers to a period of free rest after tea. He also said that he drank and drank.
There is enough space for the meat cleaver.
【y？ u r？ n yǐu y？ ]
Zhuangzi? "Master of Health" records that a chef is very skilled in slaughtering cattle, and the knife can move flexibly in the cracks of cattle bones without any obstacles, still showing a lot of space. Later, it was used to describe being experienced, skilled and effortless in solving problems. Swimming: moving. More than enough: there is room.
more than sufficient
【z？ z？ yǒu y？ ]
Describe abundance, abundance and inexhaustible.
more than sufficient
[Chu? Chu? yǒu y？ ]
Description is rich and endless.
The mind is willing but unable-a person's ability can't reach his own wishes.
【xěn y？ l？ ch？ ]