1. Make a wish
Interpretation: oath: sincere oath; Danny: Sincerity.
The oath is true and credible.
Usage: subject-predicate type, as predicate, attribute and adverbial.
Source: The Book of Songs Meng: "Laugh without laughing, swear without saying."
Interpretation of vernacular: laughing and laughing, gentle and docile, swearing to be true and credible.
2. Travel-stained
Interpretation: dust: refers to travel, meaning hard work; Servant: You look tired on the road.
Describe the journey, busy and tired.
Usage: subject-predicate type, used as attribute and adverbial.
Source: Yuan Shang Zhongxian's Liu Yichuan: "You are an old friend from afar."
Vernacular interpretation: You are really an old friend who travels a lot.
Step 3 stand out
Interpretation: Describe the eyes full of emotion.
Usage: As an object and an attribute.
Source: Wei Qing Xiuren's "Flower Moon Mark" The sixth time: "Look at the autumn mark again, it is already early autumn eyes, silent."
Interpretation of vernacular: look at autumn marks again. My eyes are full of feelings. I looked at each other and said nothing.
4, personable [fēngdùpiānpiān]
Interpretation: demeanor: demeanor refers to good manners and gestures; Elegant: An elegant appearance.
Elegant and generous.
Usage: subject-predicate type, as predicate and attribute.
Source: Historical Records Biography of Ping Yuanjun: "Ping Yuanjun, a beautiful child in troubled times."
Ping Yuanjun is an elegant person.
5. Escape [tá ozh and yā oy ā o]
Interpretation: The original intention is to describe the lush and gorgeous peach blossoms.
Later, I borrowed "escape" to express escape, which was very humorous.
Usage: subject-predicate, as predicate.
Source: The Book of Songs Nan Zhou Yao Tao: "Peach flies and burns its brilliance."
Interpretation of vernacular: Peach blossoms are in full bloom, with bright colors and red as fire.