Gold loses its color, orthochromatic orthochromatic orthochromatic orthophoric orthochromatic boldness, joy and anger do not show their colors
Five colors are declared, the color of the eyes is flaring up, the color of the eyes is as if they were dead ashes
The color of the eyes is as if they were dead ashes
Colorful and daring is as if it were heavenly, and the color is bold and daring, and it is clear as if it were one color
A thousand miles to feed the grain, a thousand miles to feed the grain, the scholar has the color of his eyes. Water and Mountain Color Ten Lights and Five Colors
Motionlessness, Flying and Dancing, Love in Color
Slavishness, Faces of Difficulty, Vegetable Faces, Faces as Ground
Fearlessness, Faces of No One, Absolute Beauty, Panic and Disappearance
Golden Sound and Jade Colors, Phony Expressions, Souls Deterred, Souls Ashamed of Colors, Disgracefulness
Harmonious Faces, Speaking of Colors, Harmony and Happiness, Returning to the Years, Residing in the Colors, and National Color, and Heavenly Purity
Enthralled: Enthralled to the point of being stupid, somewhat obsessed with something Detail
Enthralled.
disorienting: confused.
Vertigo: to confuse, confuse, confuse, confuse, confuse, confuse, confuse, confuse, confuse, confuse, confuse, confuse.
Disoriented: confused and led astray.
Misguided: to be confused and go astray Details?
Lead astray: to be led into a falsehood Details?
The word "obsessed" is used to describe a person who is so obsessed with being an official that he or she becomes obsessed with being an official.
To break through: to point out and explain, to clear up doubts.
The name of a person who is obsessed with the idea of becoming a government official.
God is obsessed: see "intoxicated".
The name of a person who is in a state of confusion or disorientation.
Bewitching: a great evil.
The name of the company is "Bewitched".
Bewildered: to be very puzzled and confused about something.
The paper is not a good example of this.
Paper drunkenness: a metaphor for being intoxicated by rich and beautiful surroundings; also a metaphor for a luxurious life.
The paper is drunk on gold.
Obsessed with the wrong: insisting on the wrong but not realizing it.
The name of a person who is obsessed with the idea of being wrong.
The name "drunkenness" is used to describe the admiration and love of the show to the extreme.
The name of this word is "obsessed".
Phlegm obsessed with the mind: refers to a stroke of unconsciousness. It also describes losing one's mind by coveting a certain thing.
The first thing you need to do is to get rid of the problem.
break the superstition: the original refers to the freedom from the shackles of religious superstition. Now it also refers to emancipating the mind, removing the sense of inferiority, and establishing a new style of daring to think, speak and act. Details?
Pouncing: Pouncing: the rabbit's foot scratching; Pouncing: the rabbit's eyes half closed. The original refers to the difficulty in identifying the male and female of the rabbit; metaphorically speaking, it is difficult to recognize whether it is a man or a woman. Later described things intricate; not. Detailed?
The eyes are bewildered by the five colors: bewildered: confused; five colors: refers to a variety of colors. The eyes are confused by colorful things. Describe the colorful; make people dazzled; also describe things wrong. Detailed?
Disorienting: blurred and hard to distinguish.
A twisted picture.
Vertigo: a trap or scheme to confuse people.
Vertigo: a twist in the wind.
Vertigo: to confuse people's ears and eyes. It is a metaphor for deceiving the society and poisoning the masses with false statements.
Tantalize: to confuse people.
Vertigo: blurred and flickering; indistinguishable; seemingly indistinct.
Bewildering.
Vertigo: confused words or behavior.
Vertigo: confused words or behavior.
Vertigo: confused: eyes half-closed, half-open; fluttering: feet moving around. The original meaning is that you can't tell the difference between male and female, male and female.
Vortex: a dizzying mix of eyes, eyes half closed and eyes half open.
Enchant the eyes: to confuse people's vision so that they can't tell the difference. It refers to trickery to deceive people.
The first is to make the eyes of the people who are in a state of confusion.
Lost and found: lost: lost the way; return: back. The first is that the first is to know the way to the right path. The metaphor is that after making a mistake, you know how to correct it.
The ghost is obsessed with the heart: the hole: the hole. The ancients believed that there are several orifices in the heart; the orifices do not work; people are confused. Ghosts are obsessed with the mind. Metaphorically speaking, it is confusing to be governed by the wrong understanding. Detailed?
The person in authority is confused, the onlooker is clear: authority: the person who plays chess; onlooker: the person who watches chess. The person in charge is confused by what he encounters, but the onlooker sees it clearly. Detailed?
Lost in the road to know the opposite: lost in the road: lost; opposite: back. The first is that the first is the first to be a member of the team, and the second is to be a member of the team. It is a metaphor for being able to correct a mistake.
The great lie of the lost: lost: through the "mass". The most important thing to remember is that it is a great lie.
The most important thing is to know how to come back after getting lost. It is a metaphor for being able to correct one's mistakes.
The word "lost" is used to describe a person who knows how to come back after getting lost. It is a metaphor for being able to correct one's mistakes.
The name "Lost and Not Returning" is used to describe a person who has lost his way and does not know how to come back. It is a metaphor for not knowing how to correct a mistake.
The word "lost" is used to describe a person who has lost his way and does not know how to come back. It is a metaphor for not knowing how to correct a mistake.
Loves wine and is obsessed with flowers: Loves: obsessed; Obsessed: obsessed; Flowers: prostitutes, courtesans. It means to be addicted to wine and women.
Stupor: a state of unconsciousness Details?
The authorities are confused: confused: confused, bewildered. It means that the person concerned is confused instead.
The money is obsessed with the mind: obsessed: confused. It refers to the love of money and confusion in the mind.
The crime is confusing: confused. It describes a great deal of evil.
The eyes are obsessed with the heart: the eyes are obsessed, and the heart is shaken. It describes the feeling of not being able to hold on to the sight of a beautiful woman.
Dazed and Confused: Dazed and Confused is a term used to describe a person who is confused or disoriented. The word "confused" is used to describe the look of confusion.
Dazed and confused: Dazed: not able to distinguish. The word "confused" is used to refer to a person who has made a mistake and does not know how to correct it.
The "Lost in Flowers": Lost in: Addicted to. The name is used to refer to a person who has been in love with the opposite sex, or who is a prostitute.
Vertigo: very happy and joyful.
Disorienting: detailed?
Vertigo: a state of restlessness.
Vertigo: a confused state of mind, unable to recognize right and wrong.
Lost: lost the way; lost a partner. The first is to lose one's way and lose one's friends. It refers to being unfortunate or trapped in loneliness.
The flower is not charming: the flower will not go to charming, because people like and beautiful. It means that people have devoted themselves to something *** color
3. color what Ming what four-letter idiomAll the idioms starting with color
color courageous describes a great deal of boldness in covetousness and lust.
The colorful and bold describes a great deal of boldness in coveting and lusting.
The colorful and bold as the sky describes the boldness of the lust.
The color of the eyebrows: the face, the expression. It describes a person who is very pleased and excited.
Color is emptiness is a Buddhist term. Refers to the fact that the nature (inner reality) of all color (matter) in the world is empty.
色厉胆薄色：神色。 Thin: weak. Outwardly tough but inwardly timid.
Color and severity: look, appearance; severity: fierce; weakness: weak. The exterior is strong, but the interior is weak.
The metaphor of "color like ashes" is that the face is pale and ugly.
The color is as white as death. The original metaphor is that there is no expression on the face. Now it describes a very frightened look.
The color is benevolent, but the actual action is the opposite.
The color of love is slack: color, face; slack: slackness, decline. This refers to the fact that people who rely on their beauty to gain favor will be abandoned once their appearance ages. It refers to the man's fondness for the old and the new.
Color decline love bed color: refers to the posture; bed: rest, stop. A woman's favor is reduced due to the decline of her beauty.
The color of the soul and the color: the color of the face; grant, with: give. Describe each other with eyes and eyes to convey love, heart to heart.
The term "color and silk" refers to the rhetoric of the absolute yarn. The poem "With the Garden of Poetry" refers to "colorful silk".
*** All kinds of things are complete.
The color and art of the perfect Lunlun: the same kind. The woman's posture and skills are superior to those of others.
The color and the art of both are perfect color and art: appearance and skill. Both looks and skills are unique and wonderful.
The color and art of a woman are both unique and wonderful.
There is no second person who can compare with the color and skill of the woman.
A hungry ghost is a metaphor for a person who is extremely greedy for sex.
4. Four-character idioms about what what a color天水一色, 水天一色
Pronunciation: tiān shuǐ yī sè.
Interpretation: The light of the water and the color of the sky are mixed with each other.
Usage: subject-predicate tense; as determiner; describing the vast scene where water and sky meet.
Source: Tang Wang Bo "Preface to Tengwang Pavilion Poems": "The falling sun and the lonely ducks fly together, the autumn water **** the long sky in one color." The colorful haze reflected by the sunlight flies with the wild ducks. The river appeared unusually full after the heavy rain, and from a distance, the river seemed to be connected with the sky."
2. 水天一色
Pronunciation: shuǐ tiān yī sè.
Interpretation: The light of the water is muddy with the color of the sky.
Usage: subject-predicate tense; as determiner; describing the vast scene where water and sky meet.
Source: Tang Wang Bo "Preface to the Tengwang Pavilion": "The falling sun and the lonely ducks fly together, the autumn water **** the long sky a color." The colorful haze reflected by the sunlight flies with the wild ducks. The river appeared unusually full after the heavy rain, and from a distance, the river seemed to be connected with the sky."
Expanded:
Antonyms for water and sky: muddy, Muddled.
1. muddy and chaotic
Pronunciation: muddy and chaotic.
Comment: mixed, undistinguished look, also refers to the appearance of confusion and ignorance, describes confusion, not awake.
Source: pre-Qin - Sun Wu "Sun Zi - Potential": "There are many different opinions, the fight is chaotic and can not be chaotic; muddy and chaotic, the shape of the round and can not be defeated."
Near synonyms: confused, muddled.
2. muddled
Pronunciation: hùn hùn dùn dùn.
Comment: confused and indistinct, a blur, indistinguishable.
Source: qing - wu corns man "twenty years of witnessing the strange present situation" 53: "still do not know the difficulties of harvest, chaotic life."
Near synonyms: muddled, muddled.
5. What are four-character idioms about colors五颜六色
[wǔ yán liù sè]
Refers to all kinds of colors: ~ the flowery cloth. ~ of colored flags.
五彩缤纷
[wǔ cǎi bīn fēn]
Refers to a great variety of colors, which are very beautiful.
五光十色
[wǔ guāng shí sè]
Describing bright colors and many patterns. In the Southern Dynasty, Liang Jiang Yan wrote "The Fugue of Lixi": "Five lights hover around, ten colors are scattered."
Wan Zi Qian Hong (万紫千红)
[wàn zǐ qiān hóng]
Describing the spring scene of a hundred flowers competing for color. In the poem "Spring Day" by Zhu Xi (朱熹), Song Dynasty, it reads, "Waiting to recognize the face of the east wind, ten thousand purples and thousands of reds are always spring."
Green Grass Like Yin
[lǜ cǎo rú yīn]
The green grass looks like a mattress on the ground. It is often used to refer to a grassy area for temporary rest. It is also called "green grass like Yin".
Black and white are clear
[hēi bái fēn míng]
Black and white are in sharp contrast. It is a metaphor for things that have a clear line between right and wrong. It also describes clear handwriting and images.
五彩斑斓
[wǔ cǎi bān lán]
斑斓：colors are mixed, brilliant and colorful. It means the colors are very nice and quite colorful.
花红柳绿
[huā hóng liǔ lǜ]
1. Describes the lush and colorful scenery of flowers and trees in spring.
Splendid and colorful
[xuàn lì duō cǎi]
Describing gorgeous colors.
Purple flowers and red flowers
[chà zǐ yān hóng]
Refers to flowers of various delicate colors. Ming Tang Xianzu's The Peony Pavilion - A Dream of Fright: "It turns out that beautiful purples and brilliant reds bloom all over." Yan (yān): colorful.
青红皂白红皂白
[qīng hóng zào bái]
Four different colors. A metaphor for right and wrong or the cause of a situation: no question ~.
[dēng hóng jiǔ lǜ]
Describing a corrupt life of pleasure-seeking, also describing the nightly bustle of a city or place of entertainment.
Green and green don't come together
[qīng huáng bù jiē]
Refers to the fact that the old grains have been eaten up, and the new grains have not yet ripened, so that the rations do not come together. It often refers to the period between spring and summer. It is a metaphor for the temporary interruption of financial, material and human resources.
Yangchunbaixue
[yáng chūn bái xuě]
The name of the song of Chu in Spring and Autumn. Because it was difficult to understand, few people could sing it. Later, it was used as a metaphor for elegant or uncommon literature and art works. It is the opposite of "the people in the lower class".
Yao Huang Wei Zi ( 姚黄魏紫)
[yáo huáng wèi zǐ]
Yao Huang ( 姚黄): a peony with a thousand yellow flowers, which was produced by the family of Yao Shimin (姚氏民); Wei Zi (魏紫): a peony with a thousand red flowers, which was produced by the family of Wei Ren Pu. Originally, it refers to two famous peony varieties in Luoyang in Song Dynasty. Later, it refers to the famous flowers in general.
Yellow Flag and Purple Cover
[huáng qí zǐ gài]
A cloud like a yellow flag and purple cover appears in the sky. It was a sign of the birth of the emperor.
Lacrosse
[qī hēi yī tuán]
1. Describing very dark, without any light.
花花绿绿
[huā huā lǜ lǜ]
Status word. Describing bright and colorful colors: the wall was plastered with ~ New Year's paintings. The girls, dressed in ~, danced in the square.
浮翠流丹
[fú cuì liú dān]
翠：青绿色. Dan: vermilion color. The colors of lime green and vermilion are flowing and floating. Describe the colors as bright and brilliant.
白山黑水
[bái shān hēi shuǐ]
Changbai Mountain and Heilongjiang River, referring to the northeast of China.
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Red-hot; red-hot; red-hot; red-hot; red-hot; red-hot; red-hot; red-hot; red-hot; red-hot; red-hot; red-hot; red-hot; red-hot; red-hot.
Bare-handed; Bare-knuckled; Bare-chested; Bare-grounded; Bare-bodied; Bare-heart.
Purple.
The yellow bird; the yellow road; the yellow hair; the yellow bird.
The green hills; the green and the green; the green and the blue; the green cloud; the green face; the green and the yellow; the green shoes and socks; the green plums; the youthful vigor; the youthfulness of the youth.
Green water and green hills; green and fat; green grass; green plants.
Black on white; white mountains; white hair; white beauty; white head to old age; white angel; day and night; white rainbow; white in red; daydreaming; white pollution; Prince Charming.
Black light; black and white; black and white; black and white confusion; black and white; black and white inversion.
Gray head; gray heart; gray fly; gray income.
Purple breath.
7. Four-letter words for what is lost and what is not
to break through the maze, to be bewildered, to be lost in the crowd, to be bewildered by phlegm, to be bewildered, to be confused, to be blurred,
to be in love with flowers, to be in love with willow, to be bewildered and forgetful, to be bewildered, to be bewildered, to be bewildered by butterflies and butterflies, to break through the maze of superstitious beliefs,
to be bewildered and not awake, to be bewildered, to be bewildered and know how to return, to be bewildered by the skeletons, to be bewildered by the flowers, to be bewildered by the grass, to be bewildered by the treasures, to be bewildered by the state, to be dazzled,