Don't give up clothes-clothing advertisements are full of cups (monuments)-alcohol advertisements reach the stomach (places)-stomach medicine advertisements are happy to ride (places)-horse racing/motorcycle advertisements are full of clothes (according to)-electric iron advertisements are (slightly) good-fast food restaurant advertisements for free bathing (desire) pebbles (things) have changed-a hundred words are worth a blow. Advertising is an idiom: "a idle wife and a good mother." Audio company: "one call and four responses" and "a diversion". Jiaozi Store: "All-inclusive". Lime factory: "from scratch" Pawnshop: "Well deserved". Hat company: "clothes and hats bring people." Sightseeing barbershop: "penniless" 65438+ cough can't be delayed (a cough medicine advertisement) 10, idle wife and good mother (a washing machine advertisement)1,silent mosquito (a mosquito killer advertisement) 12, toothless (a toothpaste advertisement)/ Kloc-0/3 and you will know Fulehao (advertising slogan of Fule milk powder) 18, petrochemical company Xiaoshihua (advertising slogan of Danshu capsule) 19, Liushen has no worries at home. Stomach disease is treated in Sifang (advertisement of Sifang stomach tablets) 2 1, China Telecom (long-distance telephone advertisement) 22 thousands of miles away, Jiali-Wash your dust (advertisement of a washing powder) 23, hemorrhoids are not in old age (advertisement of a hemorrhoid medicine).
B. What idioms can be used to summarize the business cards of equipment types together?
Every line should be complete.
[yīy ng jüquán]
Explanation: all: everything; All: all. Everything is complete, everything.
There are all kinds of spices in the kitchen.
C. Twelve-character idioms on business cards of sales consultants
For innocent people, decent style, as Mr. Hart said.
Pinyin: quán tóu shàng lédérén, g bóshàng zǒu dém, short for qtsz.
Synonym: antonym:
Usage:
Explanation: Metaphor is naive, honest and hard-working.
Source:
D. Group business cards, cute idioms
Innocent and romantic, as beautiful as flowers and pure as jade, I still pity you. The innocent girl is slim and elegant, soft and fragrant, the apple of my eye, petite and smart.
E. idioms for making business cards, sincere cooperation, and those, come on,
seek/be after fame and wealth
Pinyin: zhēng míng yú cháo, zhēng lì yú shì, abbreviated as zmyczlys.
Synonym: antonym:
Usage:
Interpretation: [Interpretation] Chao: Imperial court. City: market. Strive for fame in the court and care about profit and loss in the market. Which is fame and fortune.
Source: [Source] "Warring States Policy Qin Ce I": "I heard that those who compete for fame are in the DPRK and those who compete for profits are in the city."
Example: [Example]
After these words:
F. How to explain Baidu business cards and idioms in Baidu Encyclopedia?
Explain that there is an error in the editor, which can be corrected.
G. Idioms in business cards
worthy of one’s name
new word
Basic explanation
Name or name is consistent with reality.
commendatory sense
tidy
Chen Qing Kang Qi's Tales of Lang Qian, Volume 6: "Giving' merit' and' righteousness' is truly deserved."
example sentence
H. Semi-proposition _ _ _ is a four-character idiom on one of my business cards.
Self-confidence, optimism, humor, sunshine, liveliness, kindness, etc. You can fill in the horizontal line. It's easier to write down your own personality characteristics or advantages, then explain them clearly through specific examples, and finally sum them up.
Writing by yourself, plagiarism is meaningless, and you will have a sense of accomplishment when you finish writing by yourself.
I. Idioms and sentences on business cards
Fragrant and fragrant
Leave a lasting and pleasant impression or aftertaste.
[yúwèI Wu qióng]
[Definition] Describe a wonderful poem, song or delicious food that is unforgettable.
J. monk, a road, x, some business cards. style
Becoming a monk halfway: basic explanation: originally refers to becoming a monk or becoming a monk as an adult. A metaphor for changing careers halfway and taking up another job.
Pronunciation: bàn lüchjiā
Use example: He ignored the ridicule of experts, wrote, revised and wrote, and finally wrote a good work and became a promising writer. (Gong Jin's "Long and Short Records")
Synonym group: halfway to becoming a monk
Antonym group: well-trained, well-trained
Usage: formal; As objects and attributes; It is derogatory to describe starting to do something halfway.
The origin of the idiom: Wu Ming's journey to the West: "This monk became a monk halfway."
Two-part allegorical saying: Yang Wulang cuts his hair; Be an old monk