Learning and memory: look and listen. Describe rich knowledge and strong memory.
Well-informed: well-informed Describe rich knowledge and strong memory.
Indifferent: Listen. People don't listen to anything they say and don't take the initiative to ask. Describe not caring about things.
Rumors with different words: the original refers to distant things, and later refers to the legends heard; Different words: the original references use different words, but the later references are inconsistent. Legends are inconsistent.
Look and listen: listen; See: see. I heard it with my own eyes and saw it with my own eyes.
Hearing and vision: contact. I heard it with my own ears and saw it with my own eyes.
What you hear and see, what you hear and see with your own eyes.
You can recite it when you hear it. You can recite it when you hear it. Describe a strong memory.
Less information, less listening, less reading. Describe shallow knowledge and limited knowledge.
I've heard a lot about you: yes. I have long heard of each other's reputation. When meeting for the first time, it is usually a courtesy.
The audience in the area is not well-informed.
Wen Da, Mo Wen: prestigious for a long time; Da: Xianda. Do not pursue fame and status.
Don't listen to each other's questions: send messages, send audio. Of not touching or breaking.
World-famous. The whole world knows that. The description is very famous.
Known far and near: far; You: Near. Describe a great reputation, known far and near.
It's shocking to see and hear. Use "shocking".
The shocking news made people very surprised and scared. Use "shocking".
Jin Huiwen's frog metaphor is ignorance.
Distant is famous. This matter is well known.
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2. What four-word words can be smelled? What four-word word smells like:
Known far and wide,
Never heard of it,
Fear, fear,
Smell it and you will be happy.
Blown by the wind,
Stand up after hearing the news,
I'm still fascinated by the news,
Migrate when you smell justice,
Hearing the sound of lovesickness,
Dismount at the smell of incense,
Smell the chicken dancing,
Ride the wind,
World-famous,
Afraid of the smell,
Knowing one and knowing ten,
If you hear Feng Yi,
Avoid the wind,
Smell one and increase ten,
On hearing the news,
Smelled the warning,
Within reach,
Hearing thunder,
Smell Shao and forget the taste,
Vincent didn't die,
Gentle and generous person
3. What are the hearsay of the four-character idioms with flavor? Rumor: I don't personally experience the news from others. Refers to the news communicated with each other in society.
Limited by what you see and hear.
Rumor is untrue: rumor: I heard it from others. The rumor is no longer true.
Seeing is better than hearing: hearing is not as reliable as seeing. Metaphor is more reliable than hearsay.
I can't bear to listen: I can't bear to listen and describe the scene as miserable.
Known far and near: far: far; You: Near. Describe a great reputation, known far and near.
Turn a blind eye, listen but not hear: seeing is the same as not seeing, and hearing is the same as not hearing. Describe not paying attention to or paying attention to.
Eternal news: eternity: from ancient times to modern times. There are few things from ancient times to the present.
Change in the morning: smell it in the morning and change it at night. Describe the speed of correcting mistakes.
Anecdotal anecdote: loss; Hereditary contract. More refers to deeds that are not recorded in history books.
Anecdotal anecdote: deeds and legends that the world doesn't know much about. Refers to something that is not officially recorded.
I am happy when I hear it: I hear someone criticizing my mistake; I am very happy. Describe accepting criticism with an open mind. Past: negligence, mistake.
Gone with the wind: wind: wind. When you hear the wind, run away immediately.
Looking, listening and asking: TCM terms. Look, refer to it; To smell is to listen quietly; Ask; Refers to asking about symptoms; Cut; Feel the pulse. Together, it is called four consultations.
What you see and hear: what you see and hear.
Anecdote: I have never heard of it or seen it.
What you hear and see: what you hear and see with your own eyes.
Unheard of: unheard of; No, no. I heard something I had never heard before. Describe the legendary things or news that are fresh and strange.
Turn a deaf ear: set: put; If: as if; W: No; Smell: I heard it. Put it aside; As if I didn't hear it; Describe listening but not hearing.
What you hear must be recorded: smell: what you hear; Record: record. Everything you hear; Record it all.
Known far and near: near; Distant: Distant. Describe a great reputation; Known far and near.
Forgetting: Forgetting: Forgetting. Fame is buried; I don't know.
There was silence: there were no crows or sparrows. Describe it very calmly.
Wen Yi Shi Zhi: You can understand a lot by listening to a little. Describe being good at analogy.
Follow the trend: act as soon as you hear the news. Wind: News.
Love to hear: smell: listen. Like to listen; Glad to see it. Describe people's interests; Very popular.
Fear of the wind: I was scared to death when I heard some wind. Describe extreme fear. Ruthless: a tourist trap.
Smell the wind: smell: listen; Wind: wind, news. Get up and respond as soon as you hear the wind.
Smell the chicken and dance: get up and practice sword as soon as you hear the chicken crow. Describe people who are interested in serving their country to work hard; It also means to seize the time and make unremitting efforts. Chicken: The cock crows at dawn.
Wen Yi II: You can understand a lot by listening to a little. Describe being good at analogy.
Listen but not smell: smell: listen. I heard it as if I didn't hear it. Describe not caring, not caring.
Sensational: sensational: eye-catching; Surprise people. Refers to deliberately exaggerating the facts or making overly excited expressions; Make people shocked to hear or see.
Never heard of it: never heard of it.
Shallow opinion: shallow opinion: shallow opinion; Anecdote: I heard very little. Describe the knowledge is not wide, do not know much.
Know nothing: silence, no one knows. Refers to having no reputation.
Unknown in ancient times: I have never heard of it since ancient times.
World-famous: for example: all. Fame spread all over the world. Describe the popularity.
I've heard a lot about you: smell: listen. I have long heard of each other's reputation. When meeting for the first time, it is usually a courtesy.
Well informed: contact: extensive. See more and listen more. Describe knowledgeable.
Little knowledge: listen less and watch less. Describe shallow knowledge and limited knowledge.
Terror: scary: scary; Shocked. The boss was very surprised to hear the news.
Ignorance: lack of knowledge; How ugly you don't know: you don't know much; Rarely: rarely.
Recite what you hear: you can recite what you hear. Describe a strong memory.
Look and listen: smell; Hear; See: see. I heard it with my own eyes and saw it with my own eyes.
What you hear is not as good as what you see: what you hear is not as good as what you see. Metaphor is more reliable than hearsay.
Smell: It stinks unbearable. Metaphor people's reputation is very bad.
Turn a deaf ear: fill: plug; Smell: Listen. Stuff your ears and not listen. Describe not listening to other people's opinions or suggestions.
Unbearable news: miserable: miserable; Sad; Smell: I heard it. I can't bear to listen.
Don't listen to the other party: smell the topic: pass the news, pass the audio. Of not touching or breaking.
Extensive reading: profound knowledge: extensive reading. Be knowledgeable and knowledgeable.
4. What are the four-character idioms with the flavor of words? Wind, news. Get up and respond as soon as you hear the wind.
Smell the wind and smell: smell; Wind: wind, news. Get up and respond as soon as you hear the wind.
Escape from the wind: wind. When you hear the wind, run away immediately.
Fear of wind and fear: I'm scared. Hearing the wind, I was afraid of losing my courage. Describe a great fear of some kind of power.
If you smell it, you will be happy: negligence; Then: just. Welcome and be happy to hear others criticize your shortcomings or mistakes. Refers to accepting opinions with an open mind.
When you hear chickens crowing and dancing, you get up and dance with swords. Metaphor after aspiring to serve the country, the people rise in time.
Lei Wen's loss of life is a metaphor, and other things are used to cover up his real situation.
It's better to be famous than to meet people. It is better to listen to fame than to meet someone.
Hear the sound of lovesickness: fame. Refers to a person who expresses admiration and admiration for a prestigious person.
Never heard of: I heard. I heard something I had never heard before. Describe new and rare things.
You can understand a lot by listening to a little. Describe being good at analogy.
You can understand a lot by listening to a little. Describe being good at analogy.
I was flattered to hear about my pet. Happy and uneasy because of being loved or appreciated.
As soon as I heard the wind, I immediately got up and responded. The same as "Moving at the Wind".
Come as soon as you hear the news. Describe quick action.
I was scared by the wind. I was scared by the wind at all. Describe the extreme fear of some kind of power.
Hear the wind, get up, agree and support.
Take shelter from the wind: wind, news; Far away: far away. Run when you hear the slightest wind.
Smell the wind and spread it: wind, news. Run away at the slightest hint.
Scared by the name. Describe the prestige, which makes people very scared.
5. Idioms Daquan Four-character Idioms What gives birth to immortality,
Risking his life,
The dragon gave birth to nine sons,
The way to keep fit,
Live and die together,
For a living,
Mr. nice guy,
Life is like a dream,
A narrow escape,
This life,
Vivid,
Wonderful pen makes flowers,
Spontaneous appearance,
Talking and laughing,
For the rest of my life,
Brilliant,
An opportunity,
Drunk to death,
Eternal life,
Came into being,
Life is like a dream,
Save the world,
Give up one's life for righteousness,
Much ado about nothing,
Practice makes perfect,
Come back to life,
Out of thin air,
Generation after generation,
The afterlife is awesome,
Fortunately, three times,
Mr. nanguo,
Life is ruined,
Kindness makes money,
Close call,
Recuperate,
Happiness brings sorrow,
Natural beauty,
In a person's life,
Full of energy,
Sick and sick,
Life and death,
Never met,
Self-reliance,
The way to make money,
People live in poverty,
It's scary,
Drag out an ignoble existence,
Give birth to each other,
Purdue all beings,
Born at the wrong time,
Dream pen gives birth to flowers,
In order to change the status quo,
Come back from the dead,
Interesting,
Touching the scene,
Tail-holding column,
Looking forward to life,
Use your wit,
Back in life,
Look around,
Make trouble,
Either you succeed or you die,
Nothing grows,
The difference between life and death,
In pain,
Kill and catch,
Natural beauty,
Purdue all beings,
Where are you going,
Eternal life,
Dangers abound,
Eat them alive,
National economy and people's livelihood,
Live and die together,
Full of energy,
Die,
I was born with it,
People's livelihood is depressed,
Spoiled,
Life and death,
White-faced scholar,
Life is like mail,
Pull his hair,
Life and death and * * *,
Fear of death,
Military career,
Peng Sheng Ma Zhong,
Escape from the jaws of death,
Mechanical reproduction,
Jade comes from Lantian,
Born and raised,
Newborn calves,
Living strength,
Know what to do,
A scholar,
Make trouble,
The virtual room produces white,
Life and death,
Poison living things,
Longevity,
Life and death are uncertain,
The virtue of living a good life,
There are flowers in the pen,
Never die,
Go on,
Wanjiasheng Buddha,
Meet again after ten years,
For the rest of my life,
Bring trouble,
Spiny,
Proud students,
Zhang,
Nine kinds of dragons,
Mr. Wu,
In desperation,
Mr. Northland,
Immature,
Second parents,
Spread rumors,
Dead end,
Tentacles give birth to spring,
Mytilus diseases produce pearls,
Baihua birthday,
Happiness is like a lifetime,
Died on the eve of birth,
Although there is life,
A weak scholar,
Using a healthy body,
Deteriorating elbows and armpits,
Brilliant,
In and out of life and death,
The withered poplar is raw,
Dead trees give birth to flowers,
Spring gives birth and autumn kills,
Only know compliance, not trade-offs.
Forget your life,
pedant
Old mussels and raw pearls,
transient
It makes sense to read the text,
Tigers roar and the wind blows,
Full of vigor and vitality,
The happiness of dreams or the impermanence of life.
Be special,
All beings,
Take root,
Endless,
Mr. Dong Guo,
Ordinary
6. There is a four-word idiom, and the last word is "smell". There is an idiom: fear of virtue and smell it.
Pinyin: x and ng dé f ā wé n
Explanation: Sexual virtue: an evil behavior. Known ugly behavior.
Idiom: Believe more and listen more.
Pinyin: zhi Liàng du not wén
Interpretation: straight: integrity; Trust: loyalty; Read more: be knowledgeable. Honest and trustworthy, knowledgeable.
Idiom: Call heaven and earth and don't smell it.
Pinyin: h tiān bùwén
Explanation: Call for help to heaven, but heaven can't hear you. Metaphor calls for nowhere to tell.
Idiom: anecdotes of the past
Pinyin: kuang ǔ qwé n
Explanation: Something that has not existed since ancient times. Strange things unheard of since ancient times.
Idiom: Forgetting
Pinyin: yān mò wú wén
Interpretation: Yan: buried; Unknown: I don't know that fame is buried and no one knows.
Idiom: smell it first.
Pinyin: xiān xíng hòu wén
Explanation: It is a metaphor for doing something without asking, resulting in a fait accompli, and then reporting it to the superior.
Idiom: It has existed since ancient times.
Pinyin: g incarnation
Explanation: I have never heard of it.
Idiom: smell clearly
Pinyin: zhāo rán zh ho wén
Interpretation: obvious: the appearance of understanding; Smell: Everyone knows it. Make it clear that everyone knows.
Idiom: Limited by knowledge and experience
Pinyin: you Yu Ji à n wé n
Explanation: Stick to what you see and hear.
Idiom: I have little knowledge.
Pinyin: gu m: Ji à n sh m: o w é n
Explanation: Listen less and watch less. Describe shallow knowledge and limited knowledge.