1. Four-character idioms to describe roses
Four-character idioms to describe roses:
Delicate and beautiful: so delicate and beautiful that they seem to drip. Describe the beautiful colors of plants. It is generally used to describe flowers, and it also means that a woman is beautiful and beautiful.
Blossoms: Describes the colorful and gorgeous scene of flowers. It also describes the article's rhetoric as gorgeous.
Flowery and flamboyant: describes someone who is dressed up very colorfully. Flow: The appearance of swinging in the wind.
Colorful: Describes the wide variety of flowers, the colorful colors, and the beautiful scenery.
Colorful: Describes the blooming of a hundred flowers with bright colors. It mostly refers to the prosperous spring scenery, and also refers to the richness and variety of things.
Zhengdouqiuyan: describes the blooming of hundreds of flowers, which is very beautiful. It mostly describes flowers and women.
Colorful: colorful, describing various colors and forms, many shapes and colors.
Graceful: describes women with different postures, beautiful, charming, light and soft. It is also used to describe the beautiful shape of flowers and trees. Graceful: Soft and beautiful.
bud: not open; bud: flower bud; desire: about to bloom; put: open. It means that the flower bud is about to bloom but has not yet opened. It describes that the flower bud is still in the leaves and will bloom soon. The idiom means the small leaves of the flower bud that are wrapped around the flower when it is not blooming.
Blossoms like brocade: Fan: many and lush; brocade: refers to brocade with colorful patterns. It means: many colorful flowers, like rich and colorful brocade. Describe beautiful scenery and beautiful things.
Colorful: describes complex and gorgeous colors or various patterns.
Fragrance: The fragrant smell enters the nose without waiting for smell. Describes a fragrant smell that is strong and overflowing. 2. What are the four-character idioms that describe roses?
They are clusters of flowers, buds ready to bloom, clusters of flowers, fragrant and refreshing.
1. Clusters of flowers
Pinyin: huā tuán jǐn cù
Definition: Describes the colorful and gorgeous scene of flowers.
Source: Chapter 94 of "Journey to the West" by Wu Cheng'en of the Ming Dynasty: "What a cluster of flowers! That area is gorgeous and enchanting; it is really better than the Moon Palace in Heaven; no less than the Yao Palace in the Immortal Palace."
2. In bud ready to bloom
Pinyin: hán bāo yù fàng
Definition: Describes the appearance of a flower that is about to bloom but has not yet bloomed.
Source: Qing Dynasty Li Ruzhen's "Jinghua Yuan": "He also ordered the flower-destroying messenger to come and go to protect it, hoping that when the buds and calyx are in full bloom, they will bloom."
3. Flowers CU brocade collection
Pinyin: huā cù jǐn cuán
Definition: Describes a colorful, prosperous and gorgeous scene.
Source: Chapter 76 of "Jin Ping Mei Ci Hua": "The flowers are hanging in clusters, playing and singing."
4. Fragrant and fragrant
Pinyin: fēn fāng fù yù
Definition: Describes a very strong aroma.
Source: Chapter 2 of Zhang Henshui's "The Laughing Marriage": "Jia Shu could smell the fragrant smell of powder without even looking at her."
5. Refreshing
p>Pinyin: qìn rén xīn pí
Definition: Originally refers to the aromatic and cool air or drinks that make people feel comfortable. It also describes poems and articles as beautiful and moving, giving people a fresh and refreshing feeling.
Source: Song Dynasty Lin Hong's poem "Cold Spring Pavilion": "A stream of clear water can refresh the poetic spirit." 3. What are the four-character idioms that describe roses?
Describe roses The four-character idioms of " are as beautiful as dripping with beauty, clusters of flowers, competing for beauty, blooming with branches, buds ready to bloom
1. "As charming as dripping":
Pronunciation: jiao yan yu di
< p> Explanation: So delicate and gorgeous that it seems like it is about to drip. Describe the beautiful colors of plants. It is generally used to describe flowers, and it also means that a woman is beautiful and beautiful.Function: It is a metaphor for a woman’s beauty.
Example: This rose is so delicate and beautiful.
2. Flowers and brocades:
Pronunciation: huā tuán jǐn cù
Explanation: brocade: silk fabrics with literary colors; clusters: clusters. Describes a colorful, very bright and colorful scene. It also describes the article's rhetoric as gorgeous.
Source: Volume 17 of "Jingde Chuandeng Lu" written by Shi Daoyuan of the Song Dynasty: "What is self-reliance, the use of limited body and mind to the infinite... If nothing happens, forgive me It’s useless if you collect flowers.”
Example: The festive Tiananmen Square is full of flowers, which is pleasing to the eye.
3. Fight for wonder and beauty:
Pronunciation: zhēng qí dòu yàn
Explanation: Qi: strange; Yan: brightly colored. Describes the blooming of hundreds of flowers, very beautiful.
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Example: Mountain peach blossoms unfold their petals and stamens, apricot blossoms bloom on the branches, and pear blossoms compete for beauty.
4. Blossoming:
Pronunciation: huā zhī zhāo zhǎn
Explanation: Blowing: swaying in the wind. Describes dressing up very colorfully.
Source: Chapter 62 of "Dream of Red Mansions" by Cao Xueqin of the Qing Dynasty: "Xi Ren and others brought the tea and took a bite. Ping'er also came dressed up."
Example: Xiren and others brought tea and took a sip. Ping'er also came dressed up.
5. To bloom:
Pronunciation: hán bāo yù fàng
Explanation: bud: bud; Desire: Will; Put: Open. Describe the appearance of flowers when they are about to bloom but have not yet bloomed.
Example: Just after the Spring Festival this year, the peach blossoms are in bud!