1. What are the four-character words that describe thoughts?
What are the four-character words that describe thoughts, as follows:
1. Wrong thinking: form e799bee5baa6e58685e5aeb93133343616231The idea is ridiculous.
2. Thinking with eyes in mind: means to stare at something with your eyes and think with your heart.
3. Random guessing: making random guesses without any basis.
4. Want to look forward to the wind and wind: It still means longing for the style.
5. Evening thoughts and morning thoughts: describe missing someone all the time.
6. Thinking about dreams in sleep: thinking about them in sleep. Describe how much I miss you.
7. It can be imagined: it can be imagined without explanation.
8. Think hard: rack your brains and think hard.
9. Thinking left and right: thinking over and over in many aspects.
10. Thinking about morning and evening: morning: morning; evening: evening. I miss you morning and night. To describe missing something very much or thinking about something often.
11. Wishful thinking: Wishful thinking: being addicted to someone or something; delusion: absurd plan. Think about the impossible. Also refers to stupid and absurd ideas.
12. Unthinkable: The future situation is unimaginable. Refers to the expectation that things will develop to a very bad point.
13. Thoughts on the sea and the rosy clouds: Tang Li Bai's poem "The Book of Celebrations on an Autumn Evening" reads, "The rosy clouds are connected with Cangzhou, and the rosy clouds wish to travel to Chicheng." This is intended to convey the meaning of a fairyland's journey. Later, "thinking about the sea and the clouds" was used to refer to the thoughts of traveling far away and living in seclusion.
14. Meditate: Think quietly.
15. Wonderful: describing strange and perverse ideas.
16. Unexpected: Unexpected, not expected.
17. Whimsical: different: strange; Tiankai: a metaphor for nothing, nothing at all. It means that the idea is very unrealistic and very strange.
18. Think before and after: think: consider; before: cause; after: consequence. Think twice about the reasons why things happened and the consequences of their development.
19. Thinking during the day and dreaming at night: ①Thinking during the day and dreaming at night. ②Refers to dreaming day and night and pursuing it earnestly.
20. Wandering thoughts: Just talking about random thoughts.
21. Floating thoughts: floating thoughts; imagination: the way a bird flies, metaphor is continuous. It means that many imaginations are constantly emerging.
22. Thinking while sitting: Thinking without stopping.
23. Think before and after: think forward and then think back. Describe thinking about it again and again.
24. Desire style: desire: admiration. Style: grace and grace. I admire him very much and long to meet him.
25. Soul Chi Dream: describes how much I miss you.
26. Wandering: Fei Fei: Originally a Buddhist term, it means an illusory realm. I thought of a very mysterious and imaginary place. Describes wild thoughts that are completely divorced from reality.
27. Random thinking: refers to unfounded and unrealistic thinking.
28. Thoughts of non-partition: non-partition: not belonging to one’s own part. Desire to gain benefits beyond one's duty.
29. Thinking about it during the day and at night: Day: During the day. I miss you sun and moon. To describe missing someone deeply.
30. Think hard: rack your brains and think deeply.
31. Xia Si Tian Xiang: Think hard and meditate.
32. A toad wants to eat swan meat: It is a metaphor for a person who has no self-awareness and only wants to obtain something that is impossible to obtain.
33. Think of various ways: Think of various ways.
34. Thousands of thoughts: Thinking and considering countless times. Still thinking about it. Describes extremely painful intentions.
35. Whimsical: describes ideas that are very strange and unrealistic.
36. Inverted dreams: a metaphor for being in a trance and losing normalcy.
37. Think hard: rack your brains and think hard.
2. What are the four-character idioms that express "thinking"? What are the four-character idioms that express "thinking"?
Missing you for a day is like three autumns. Looking through the autumn water. Thinking about it day and night. Idiom: The pinyin of the fox dies on the first hill. : hú sǐ shǒu qiū Source: "Nine Chapters She Jiang" written by Qu Yuan in the Warring States Period of Chu: "When a bird flies back to its hometown, a fox will head to the top of a hill when it dies." "Book of Rites Tan Gong Shang": "When a fox dies, it will head to the top of a hill. "Benevolence." Allusion: Shouqiu: Head toward the mound where the fox's den is. Legend has it that when a fox is about to die, his head must face the hill where he was born. It is a metaphor for not forgetting his roots. It is also a metaphor for missing his hometown in his old age. Idiom: hun lingering in dreams Pinyin: hún qiān mèng yíng Source: Song Dynasty Liu Guo's "Drunk Taiping" lyrics: "I miss you and remember you, my soul is lingering in my dreams, the fragrance of green pines warms the cloud screen, it is even more difficult to wake up from alcohol." Allusion: Describes how much I miss you. Idiom: Jian Jia's thinking Pinyin: jiān jiā zhī sī Source: "The Book of Songs·Qin Feng·Jianjia": "Jianjia is green, and the white dew is frost. The so-called love is on the side of the water." Allusion: Jianjia: the newborn reed. Si: yearning, yearning. Refers to the feeling of missing a lover. Idiom : Cut the candles from the west window Pinyin: jiǎn zhú xī chuāng Source: Tang Dynasty Li Shangyin's poem "Sending the Night Rain to the North": "Why should *** cut the candles from the west window, but say that it rains at night in Bashan." Allusion: Originally refers to missing his wife far away. , looking forward to getting together and talking at night. Later, it generally refers to gatherings of relatives and friends. (Qing Dynasty Pu Songling's "Liao Zhaizhi Yi·Lian Suo") Idiom: Bone-burning lovesickness Pinyin: kè gǔ xiāng sī Source: Five Dynasties·Wen Tingyun's "New Added Sound Willow Branch· 2. Words: "Lighting a lamp at the bottom of the well, playing a chess game. The red bean is placed on the exquisite dice. Do you know that I miss you so much?" Allusion: Describes the deep longing that will last forever. Idiom: The pinyin of the dusk clouds and spring trees : mù yún chūn shù Source: Tang Dynasty Du Fu's poem "Recalling Li Bai in Spring": "Spring trees in Weibei, dusk clouds in Jiangdong." Allusion: Expressing longing for distant friends. Idiom: Never forget Pinyin: niàn niàn bù wàng Source: "Zhu Zi" "The Analects of Confucius": "It means being loyal, sincere and respectful, never forgetting." Allusion: Nian Nian: always thinking about. Describing keeping in mind, never forgetting. Idiom: Nian Zizai Pinyin: niàn zī zài zī Source: "Shang Shu" "Dayu Mo": "The emperor is thinking! I am thinking about it here, and I am here to explain it. The famous saying is here, and it is allowed to come out here, but the emperor is thinking about it." Allusions: Nian: longing; hereby: this, this. Generally speaking, it refers to something that cannot be forgotten. Idiom: Baiyun Gufei Pinyin: bái yún gū fēi Source: "New Book of Tang·Biography of Di Renjie": "Recommended to teach Bingzhou Facao to join the army, personally in Heyang. Renjie climbed Taihang Mountain, looking back, Seeing the white clouds flying alone, he said to the left and right: "My relatives are here." I looked at it for a long time. The clouds moved and I had to go." Allusion: It is a metaphor for living in a foreign country and missing your parents. Idiom: Baiyun relatives and relatives Pinyin: bái yún qīn shè Source : "New Book of Tang·Biography of Di Renjie": "Recommended to serve as Bingzhou Facao to join the army, he was in Heyang personally. Renjie climbed to Taihang Mountain, looked back, saw white clouds flying alone, and said to the left and right: 'My dear, I will leave you below.' He looked at it for a long time. .When the clouds move, we have to go." Allusions: Qin: refers to parents; She: residence. It is a metaphor for missing parents. Idiom: Spring trees and dusk clouds Pinyin: chūn shù mù yún Source: Tang Dynasty Du Fu's "Recalling Li Bai in Spring" poem: " Spring trees in Weibei, dusk clouds in the east of the Yangtze River. When a bottle of wine, the importance and details of the essay." Allusion: Expressing longing for distant friends. Idiom: Seeing things and missing people Pinyin: dǔ wù sī rén Source: "Legends" by Pei Chuan of the Tang Dynasty ·Yan Rui": "The imperial concubine gave her a rhinoceros hairpin to avoid dust, and said: 'In the future, I will see things and think about people.'" Allusion: Jian: to see; Si: to miss. To see things left by people who have died or left. I am reminded of this person. Idiom: Gan Xin Shou Ji Pinyin: gān xīn shǒu jí Source: "The Book of Songs·Weifeng·Bo Xi": "I wish to speak of Si Bo, willing to be Shou Ji." Allusion: willing: willing, willing; first: Head; disease: disease, which is extended to pain. It is willing to have a headache. It describes the infatuation between men and women who miss each other. Idiom: Guizheng Shouqiu Pinyin: guī zhèng shǒu qiū Source: "Book of Rites·Tan ??Gong Shang": "Hu Death is at the top of a hill, which is benevolence." Allusion: Legend has it that when a fox is about to die, his head must face the hill where he was born. This is a metaphor for remembering.
This is also a metaphor for missing one's hometown in one's old age. Idiom: Thinking of Cold Spring Pinyin: hán quán zhī sī Source: "The Book of Songs·Beifeng·Kaifeng": "There is a cold spring under the dredging. There are seven children, and the mother's family is working hard." " Allusion: Refers to the children's longing for their mother. Idiom: Crane Huating Pinyin: hè lì huá tíng Source: Liu Yiqing, Southern Dynasties and Song Dynasty, "Shishuo Xinyu·You Hui": "The Lu Pingyuan River Bridge failed, for Lu Zhi He was slandered and executed. When he was about to be executed, he sighed: "I want to hear the cranes in Huating, how can I get it again?" shuǐ yī rén Source: "Poetry·Qinfeng·Jianjia": "Jianjia is green, and the white dew is frost; the so-called beauty is on the side of the water." Allusion: refers to the person in longing. Idiom: The room is near and the person is far away Pinyin: shì ěr rén yuǎn Source: "The Book of Songs·Zheng Feng·Dongmen Zhixi": "The room is near, but the person is far away." Allusion: Room: house; mi: near. The house is nearby, but the owner of the house is far away. Far away. It is often used to miss someone who is far away or to mourn the deceased. Idiom: Shouqiuzhiqing Pinyin: shǒu qiū zhī qíng Source: "Nine Chapters She Jiang" by Qu Yuan of the Chu Dynasty in the Warring States Period: "When birds fly to return to their hometown, foxes must die. "The first hillock." "Book of Rites: Tan Gong Shang": "The fox dies at the head of the hill, which is benevolence." Allusion: The first hillock: the head points toward the mound where the fox's den is. Legend has it that when a fox is about to die, his head must face the hill where he was born. .It is a metaphor for not forgetting one's roots. It is also a metaphor for missing one's hometown in one's old age. Idiom: Tears like rain Pinyin: tì líng rú yǔ Source: "The Book of Songs·Xiaoya·Xiaoming": "Thinking of that *** person, tears drop like rain." Allusion: Tears like rain: Tears. Tears flow down like rain. It describes the deep feeling of longing. Idiom: Cool breeze at the end of the day Pinyin: tiān mò liáng fēng Source: Tang Dynasty Du Fu's poem "Embrace Li Bai at the end of the day": "The cool breeze rises at the end of the day, gentleman What does it mean?" Allusions: Tianmo: the end of the sky; cool breeze: specifically refers to the southwest wind in early autumn. It originally refers to Du Fu's thoughts about his close friend Li Bai who was exiled in Tianmo. Later it is often used as a metaphor for being moved by the scene and missing an old friend. Idiom: Looking Pinyin of "The Love of the Clouds": wàng yún zhī qíng Source: "New Book of Tang: Biography of Di Renjie": "Renjie ascended the Taihang Mountains. Looking back, he saw white clouds flying alone. He said to his left and right: 'My dear, I will leave you below.' He looked at it for a long time. "When the clouds move, they have to go." Allusion: It is a metaphor for the feeling of missing one's parents. Idiom: Awe of power and cherish virtue Pinyin: wèi wēi huái dé Source: "Guoyu·Jinyu8": "The people are afraid of their power, but cherish their virtues. Don't do it." If you can, don't follow." Allusion: Huai: longing. Fear of prestige, grateful for virtue. Idiom. 3. What are the four-letter words that describe thoughts?
What are the four-letter words that describe thoughts, as follows: 1. Wrong and absurd: describing ideas that are very absurd.
2. Thinking with eyes in mind: means to stare at something with your eyes and think with your heart. 3. Random conjecture: making random guesses without any basis.
4. Want to look forward to the wind and wind: It still means longing for the style. 5. Evening thoughts and morning thoughts: describe missing someone all the time.
6. Thinking about dreams in sleep: thinking about them in sleep. Describe how much I miss you.
7. It can be imagined: it can be imagined without explanation. 8. Think hard: rack your brains and think hard.
9. Thinking left and right: thinking over and over in many aspects. 10. Thinking about morning and evening: morning: morning; evening: evening.
I miss you morning and night. To describe missing something very much or thinking about something often.
11. Wishful thinking: Wishful thinking: being addicted to someone or something; delusion: absurd plan. Think about the impossible.
Also refers to stupid and absurd ideas. 12. Unthinkable: The future situation is unimaginable.
Refers to the expectation that things will develop to a very bad point. 13. Thoughts on the sea and the rosy clouds: Li Bai of the Tang Dynasty wrote a poem in his "Book of Love on an Autumn Evening", "The rosy clouds reach Cangzhou, and the rosy clouds wish to travel to Chicheng."
This book is intended to convey the idea of ??traveling to immortals. Later, "thinking about the sea and the clouds" was used to refer to the thoughts of traveling far away and living in seclusion.
14. Meditate: Think quietly. 15. Wonderful ideas: describe strange and perverse ideas.
16. Unexpected: Unexpected, not expected.
17. Whimsical: different: strange; open-minded: a metaphor for nothing and nothing happening at all.
It means that the idea is very unrealistic and very strange. 18. Think before and after: think: consider; before: cause; after: consequence.
Think twice about the reasons why things happened and the consequences of their development. 19. Thinking during the day and dreaming at night: ①Thinking during the day and dreaming at night.
② Refers to dreaming day and night and pursuing it earnestly. 20. Wandering thoughts and delusions: Still talking about random thoughts.
21. Floating thoughts: floating thoughts; imagination: the way a bird flies, metaphor is continuous. It means that many imaginations are constantly emerging.
22. Thinking while sitting: Thinking without stopping. 23. Think forward and think backward: think forward and then think backward.
Describe thinking again and again. 24. Desire style: desire: admiration.
Style: graceful and graceful. I admire him very much and long to meet him.
25. Soul Chi Dream: describes how much I miss you. 26. Wandering: Fei Fei: originally a Buddhist term, indicating an illusory realm.
I thought of a very mysterious and imaginary place. Describes wild thoughts that are completely divorced from reality.
27. Random thinking: refers to unfounded and unrealistic thinking. 28. Thoughts of non-partition: non-partition: not belonging to one’s own part.
Desire to gain benefits beyond one's duty. 29. Think about it day and night: day: day.
I miss the sun and the moon. To describe missing someone deeply.
30. Think hard: rack your brains and think deeply. 31. Xia Si Tian Xiang: Think hard and meditate.
32. A toad wants to eat swan meat: It is a metaphor for a person who has no self-awareness and only wants to obtain something that is impossible to obtain. 33. Think of various ways: think of various ways.
34. Thousands of thoughts: Thinking and considering countless times. Still thinking about it.
Describes extremely painful intentions. 35. Whimsical: describes ideas that are very strange and unrealistic.
36. Inverted dreams: a metaphor for being in a trance and losing normalcy. 37. Think hard: rack your brains and think hard.
4. Four-character idioms to describe thoughts
1. Unbearable: The future situation cannot be imagined. It refers to the expectation that things will develop to a very bad point.
2. Wishful thinking: Infatuated: obsessed with The mind of someone or something; delusion: absurd plan. Thinking about impossible things. Also refers to stupid and absurd ideas.
3. Non-partial thoughts: non-division: not one's own Within one's duty. Delusion about getting benefits other than one's duty.
4. Floating thoughts: floating imagination; Lianlian: the way a bird flies, metaphor is continuous. It refers to the continuous emergence of many imaginations. Come out.
5. Random thinking: refers to unfounded and unrealistic imagination.
6. Conceivable: It can be imagined without explanation.
< p> 7. Think hard: rack your brains and think deeply.8. The toad wants to eat swan meat: a metaphor for people who have no self-knowledge and want to get something that is impossible.
9. Think hard: rack your brains and think hard.
10. Think forward and think back: think forward, then think back. Describe thinking again and again.
11 .Think before and after: think: consider; before: cause; after: consequence. Think twice about the reasons for things happening and the consequences of development.
12. Take it for granted: rely on subjective inference to think that things are probably or should be That's it.
13. Try every means: Think of all kinds of ways.
14. Wandering: Feifei: Originally a Buddhist language, it means an illusory realm. Thinking of a very mysterious and illusory place. . Describes wild thoughts that are completely divorced from reality.
15. desiring style
Pinyin: xiǎng wàng fēng cǎi
Definition: longing: admiration. Style: grace and charm .I admire the person very much and long to see him.
16. Whimsical: strange: strange; open-minded: a metaphor for something that is out of thin air and does not exist at all. It means that the idea is very unrealistic and very strange.
17. Morning and evening thoughts: morning: morning; evening: evening. Missing morning and evening. To describe missing something very much or thinking about something often.
18. Thinking left and right: many aspects Thinking about it again and again.
Reprint 5. What are the four-character idioms that describe "missing you very much"
1. thirsty dust kě chén wàn hú
Idiom explanation: To describe missing someone very much.
2. Looking across the white clouds wàng duàn bái yún
Idiom explanation: describes missing parents.
The source of the idiom: "New Book of Tang Dynasty: Biography of Di Renjie": "My dear friend was in Heyang, and Renjie was in Taihang Mountain. Looking back, I saw white clouds flying alone, so I said to my left and right: 'My dear friend is here.' After looking at it for a long time, the clouds will move away. ”
3. The sound and appearance are yīn róng wǎn zài
Idiom explanation: It seems that I can still hear his voice and see his face. Appearance and expression. Describes missing the deceased.
4. Thinking about morning and evening zhāo sī mù xiǎng
Explanation of the idiom: morning: morning; evening: evening. I miss you morning and night. To describe missing something very much or thinking about something often.
Source of the idiom: Volume 24 of "A Warning to the World" by Feng Menglong of the Ming Dynasty: "Besides, Shen Hong has been thinking about Sister Yu day and night since he met her on the Mid-Autumn Festival night, and spends all his time sleeping and forgetting to eat."
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Example: He finally returned to his hometown where he had been away for many years and longed for it.
5. Zhi岵鲟豺 zhì hù zhì qǐ
Explanation of the idiom: Zhi: climb, rise; Zhi: a mountain with vegetation; Qi: a mountain without vegetation. Refers to people who have lived abroad for a long time and miss their parents.
The source of the idiom: "The Book of Songs·Wei Feng·Zhi'an": "The withered ridge is here, and I look at my father. . . The ridge is here, and I look at my mother."
6. Daguanzhī mìng dá guān zhī mìng
Explanation of the idiom: Daguan: It used to mean letting things take their own course, but also means being open-minded. Knowing one's destiny: The old term refers to knowing one's destiny, thinking that one's destiny is determined by heaven.
Refers to being open-minded about unsatisfactory things and letting fate arrange it.
Example sentence: The thought of knowing one's destiny temporarily leads Jing away from the thorns of depression. When it was almost dawn, she also fell into a deep sleep.
(Lu Xun's "Disillusionment" 14) 6. Four-character words to describe long time
Time: years and years, hundreds of years and thousands of years, years and years and years and years and years. Day after day, day after day, day after day, day after day, day after day, time and time again, time and again, time and time again, time and time again, time and time again, time and time again, time and time again, time and time again, water dripping through stone, rope sawing and wood breaking, long history, Jingwei filling the sea, enduring, the foolish old man moved mountains, perseverance. . To describe the passage of a long time. Year after year: Year after year, month after month. To describe the passage of many years. Year after year, month after month. To describe the passage of time. Year after year, month after month. To describe the passage of time. . Accumulate over time: Accumulate day by day, month after month. Accumulate over years and months: Accumulate years: many years; Accumulate over months: Continuous months. Refers to the elapsed time. Poor years and months: Poor years: from the beginning to the end of the year; Accumulating months: Continuously Months. Describes continuous and long-lasting. Days and months come: describes the passing of years. Days and days long: time is long, days are long. The eyes are so eager to see through it. Describes ardent hope. An inch of shadow is like a year: a year. A moment is like a passing year. Nian. Describes looking forward to and looking forward to very earnestly. Putting one's head and eyes on one's head: raising one's head; putting one's eyes on one's head: looking up. Describing looking into the distance with expectation or eager expectation. Leaning one's ears, wearing one's eyes on one's head and looking forward to it: looking up. Looking at the distance. To describe the look of expectation and hope. To tilt one's ears and eyes to one's ears; to wipe one's eyes: to wipe one's eyes. To listen carefully and to look carefully. To express an eagerness to see what one is looking forward to. Everyone is watching. : Looking up. Everyone’s eyes are looking up. Describes people’s expressions of expectation or surprise. Looking up to describe people’s wholehearted anticipation and hope. Just around the corner: You can point out the date, which is not far away; to be: Expectation. The period is not far away and will be realized soon. Counting the days and waiting. Expressing the ardent hope. Withered seedlings looking at the rain describes ardent hope. Eyes broken and scales red: fish and wild geese, a metaphor for letters. It describes longing for hope. , looking forward to the arrival of the letter. Looking forward with eyes, mind, eyes looking forward, longing in the heart. Describes longing for and longing for. Itchy skin and bones describes being relaxed on the surface but eager to look forward to in the heart. Standing and looking forward to return: standing on tiptoes. Standing on tiptoes looking forward to returning. Describe Eagerly expecting. To raise one's head and stand on tiptoe. To describe eagerness. To raise one's head and to stand on tiptoe. To describe ardent hope. To look forward eagerly. To describe eager hope. To lead with eagerness. Raise your head and stretch your neck. Describe eager expectations. He Li Qi Ji Ji: stand on tiptoes; stand: stand for a long time and wait. Like a crane, stretch your neck, stand on tiptoes, and wait for a long time. Describe eager expectations. Wait. Crane your neck and look. Crane your neck: Crane your neck. Crane your neck to look into the distance. Describe ardent hope. Crane your neck. Crane your neck to look forward like a crane. It is a metaphor for eagerness. Crane your neck and raise your heels: Heel. Stretch your butt. , stand on tiptoes. To describe a very ardent hope. To lead with hope. To lead: to stretch one’s neck. To stretch one’s neck to look into the distance. To describe ardent hope. Yunni’s hope is a metaphor for eager hope. To lead is to look up and look into the distance. To describe ardent hope. To lead into labor, to lead: to stretch one's neck. To stretch one's neck in hope and to make one's mind tired. To describe hope that is very earnest. To lead and look forward: to stretch one's neck. To stretch one's neck to look far away. To describe earnest hope. To lead with eagerness to lead: to stretch one's neck. . Stretch out your neck, raise your head and look into the distance. Describe ardent hope. Stretch your neck and stand on tiptoes. Describe ardent hope. Stretch your neck and stand on tiptoes. Jiao: Stand on tiptoes. Jiao: Lift. Stand on tiptoes. Lift. Beginning is a metaphor for ardent hope and waiting. Lift one's feet and raise one's head. Lift one's feet and raise one's head. Describes ardent hope. Lift one's feet to lead one to stand on tiptoe and stretch one's neck. Describes eagerness and eagerness. Standing: Standing on tiptoes and looking. Describes the eagerness of hope. Holding hands to lead, pulling up sleeves and arms, stretching the head and neck. Describing the appearance of excited hope. Three meals a day, one night. Picture: hope; lodging: accommodation. Just hope for something every day. Food to eat and a place to sleep at night. Describes having no ambition and being content with the status quo. Passionate about fame and fortune: eager to look forward to. Eagerly trying to gain personal fame and fortune. Victory in sight: the thing you hope for is right in front of you. It means victory is about to come. Also Refers to something that is about to succeed. There is no way to achieve it. There is no way to achieve it. To reach: to hope to achieve it. There is no way to catch up. Seeing through the autumn water: a metaphor for human eyes. The eyes can see through. It describes the ardent hope for relatives and friends far away. Hope. The eyes are about to be pierced. The eyes are about to be pierced. Describes the ardent hope. Same as "the eyes are piercing the eyes. The eyes are piercing through the eyes. Describes the ardent hope. Hope that one's children will become famous: hope. Hope that one's children will achieve success in their studies and careers. Hope that their children will become successful. : Hope. Hope for oneself
Children can achieve success in their studies and careers. Cutting candles in the west window originally refers to missing the wife far away and looking forward to gathering together to talk at night. Later, it generally refers to gatherings of relatives and friends. To see in advance: to see. To be happy to see it first. To describe the eagerness of hope. Hanging and looking forward to describe single-minded expectation and hope. Eyes piercing the heart and the heart is broken. Eyes piercing: the eyes are piercing. The eyes are piercing with desire and the intestines are piercing. It describes the extreme hope and lovesickness. The eyes are piercing and the heart is dead. The eyes are piercing: the eyes are piercing; the heart is dying: the heart is as gray as death. .Looking through the eyes, the heart is dead. It describes the failure of ardent hopes and extreme disappointment.
7. Four-character words to describe happiness
冁然笑偁然: The look of smiling. Laughing happily. Overjoyed: to exceed; hope: to hope. The result is better than originally hoped, so I feel special Happy. Ecstasy: form. Describes being so happy that one loses his normal state. Unhappy: sad or angry; Yue: happy, happy. Angry, very unhappy. Touch palms and laugh. Touch: clap. Clap hands and laugh. Describes being very happy. . Cheer for joy. Jump up like a sparrow with joy. Describe a very joyful scene. Joyfully describe very happy. Rejoice: rejoice; encourage: excite. Describe joy and exhilaration. Ecstasy describes extremely joy. Everyone is happy. Everyone is happy and satisfied. . Joy from near and far will make people nearby benefit and be happy, and people from far away will come to seek refuge after hearing the news. It used to mean that those in power give favors to win over people's hearts. Surprise and ecstasy are both surprising and joyful, and they are extremely happy. Crazy. Describes being overjoyed and overly excited. Drunk with wine describes when you are happy after drinking. Crying with a sad face, feeling unhappy in your heart and showing an unhappy look on your face. Smiling with an open brow and smiling eyes. Describes a happy and joyful look. Don't make your own people feel sad or make your enemies happy by doing things quickly. It refers to a certain kind of action that only benefits the enemy and does not benefit yourself. Don't give poison to others. Mo: none; to: me; poison: divide, harm. No one will be hurt anymore. Resent me and hurt me. Describe the happy mood after a strong enemy is eliminated. Kill the scenery and damage the beautiful scenery. It is a metaphor for when everyone is happy and something disappointing suddenly appears. Dancing: stamping on the ground. Dancing with two hands, two Feet also jumped up. Describes being extremely happy, with hands and feet jumping wildly. Being flattered: spoiled. Feeling happy and uneasy because of being favored or appreciated. Talking and laughing, talking and laughing, in high spirits. Describes conversations. Talk happily and interestingly. If you hear about it, you are overjoyed: fault; then: when you hear others criticize your shortcomings or mistakes, you are welcome and happy. It means accepting opinions with an open mind. Overjoyed: can bear it. Like it. Unable to control oneself. Describes being very happy. Overjoyed: hope, expectation. Being very happy because of something good that one did not expect. Xiemeixiaoyan describes a smiling and very happy look. Smiley and cheerful: a face relaxed, referring to a smile. Describes The heart is happy and the face is full of smiles. Xiaozhuyan Kaizhu: to follow; Yan: face, countenance; Kai: to stretch out. Laughing makes the face stretch out. Describes the smile on the face and the appearance of being very happy. Like a flower in full bloom. Describes extreme joy. Itches and scratches the heart to describe being so happy that I don’t know what to do with it. Xin Yue Cheng Con Yue: happy, happy; sincerity: solid. Sincerely happy, sincerely convinced. Refers to sincerely convinced or obeyed. Overjoyed. Joy: happiness; Ruo: as if; madness: loss of control. Describes extreme joy. Schadenfreude: happiness. Refers to a person who lacks goodwill and feels happy when others encounter disasters. Be elated, raise eyebrows and spit out resentment. Describes getting rid of a long-term The appearance of being happy and joyful after a state of stress. One is happy, the other is afraid. On the one hand, one is happy, and on the other hand, he is afraid. Yiqingyuexingyi: harmonious and happy; Yue: happy, happy. Makes the mood comfortable and happy. Yiran is contented and happy. : A comfortable and happy appearance. Describes a happy and contented appearance. Overjoyed and almost crazy. Gongxuanxin describes being happy and excited. Same as "joyfully". "Guixuanxi" describes happy and excited. Same as "joyfully". Rejoice as if Carnival joy: looking happy. Holding your head high as if you are crazy. Earning your eyebrows and elated. Describing the look of being happy after getting rid of a long-term state of stress. The look of joy and joy. Same as "opening the eyebrows and showing the eyes". A cheerful look with raised eyebrows. A happy look with a bright eyebrow. A happy look with a bright eyebrow. A very happy and excited look with a bright eyebrow. A happy look with a cheerful look with an eyebrow. Met an old friend in a distant place. Met an old friend in my hometown far away. .Refers to things that make people happy. It means "flattered" or "flattered". It means feeling happy and uneasy because of being favored or appreciated.
8. Four-character words that describe the character's expression
Fussed, frightened, bewildered, calm, creepy, absent-minded, confused, calm, peaceful, calm, dumbfounded, calm, half-believing, respectful, muttering to oneself, absorbed, excited, elated, dumbfounded, doubtful. Pulsating, restless, feeling lost, coy, listless, mumbling, tongue-tied, confused, hesitant, embarrassed, unable to help but laugh, gloating as if nothing had happened, lost, thoughtful, cheerful, amiable, downcast, flattered, frightened, doubtful, undecided, contented, sincere, frightened, furious, angry, ashamed, angry, bright and energetic Listening attentively, behaving at a loss, full of energy, lively, confident, high-spirited, high-spirited, in a trance, holding one's breath, concentrating, brows dancing, smiling, brows rolling around, furious, raging to the sky, raging, raging, bursting with rage, bursting into tears, laughing, sighing, crying, wiping tears, crying, laughing, smiling, speaking sharply, talking and laughing, talking and laughing calmly Thinking hard, laughing, carefree, self-satisfied, elated, frightened, panicked, joyful, frowning, panicking, concentrating, frowning, frowning, in a trance, energetic, smiling brightly, smiling coldly, smiling, silent, dumbfounded, sad, ecstatic, looking at each other (1) Idiom to describe the appearance of a character: one shows talent. , personable, paunchy, broad-shouldered, with disheveled hair, strong back, well-dressed, and dignified appearance (2) Idioms describing the movements of people: agile, fast, moving like a rabbit, looking up, striding, holding head high, dancing, showing teeth and claws, (3) Idioms describing a character's expression: dumbfounded, dumbfounded, radiant, engrossed, concentrated, beaming, tongue-tied, winking, beaming, transfixed (4) Idioms describing a character's mood: undecided, uneasy, anxious, restless Next, the six gods have no master, and the mind is unsettled. 9. Find some four-character idioms that express large quantities,
○ Countless: unable to count the number. Describes a lot. ○ Innumerable: win: exhaust. Can’t even be counted. Describes an extremely large number. Many.○ Countless: Sheng: to exhaust; Mei: individual. Cannot be listed one by one. Describes a large number.○ Thousands and thousands: Describes an extremely large number.○ Thousands and thousands: Describes an extremely large number.○ Thousands and thousands : Describing an extremely large number. ○ Thousands of warehouses and ten thousand boxes: Describing a lot of stored grain due to the good harvest. ○ Thousands of threads: Thousands of threads, ten thousand threads. The original description is one after another, countless. Qing. Now it mostly describes all kinds of close and complicated connections between each other.○ Ten Thousand Thousand Threads: Thousands of threads, ten thousand threads. The original description is one after another, countless. Now it mostly describes all kinds of relationships between each other. Close and complex connections. ○ Thousands of threads: Threads: Threads. It is a metaphor for the beginning of things, with many clues. It also describes things that are complicated and confusing. ○ Thousands of threads: describes things that are complicated, with many clues. ○ Thousands of longitudes and latitudes: a metaphor There are so many clues. ○ Thousands of households: Describes a vast house or a large number of residents. ○ Endless: poor: complete. No end, no limit. ○ Endless: layer: repetition; endless: exhaust. Appear one after another, without end. .○ Endless: Source: the appearance of a continuous flow of water. Describes one after another.○ Various: enough: enough. Refers to not just one but many similar things, which cannot be listed completely.○ I don’t know how many: Fan: total* **. I don’t know how many there are in one ***. It means there are many similar things. ○ Everything you should have: everything that should be there. The description is very complete. ○ The more the better: benefit: more. The more the better.