The idiom 1 describes that there are many people waiting in line.
Traffic: describe a car as running water and a horse as a dragon. Describe a lot of cars and horses coming and going, a continuous lively scene.
A sea of people: a sea of people. Describe how many people gathered.
The stream is endless: Sichuan: River. Describe pedestrians, cars and horses as continuous as running water.
An endless stream: an endless stream: connected before and after, continuous; Uninterrupted: Uninterrupted. Describe pedestrians, chariots and horses coming and going, one after another.
An idiom to describe the crowd in the street: a sea of people.
Interpretation: A sea of people. Describe how many people gathered.
Athena Chu: rén shān rén hüI m:I
tidy
The record of countless victories of the old man in the West Lake: "Four mountains and four seas, 3,300, one mountain and one sea, melon mountains and melon seas, Nanshan South China Sea, a sea of people." Shi Ming Nai 'an's Water Margin 5 1: "Every day, there is a general break, or dancing, or playing, or singing, which has earned a lot of people to watch."
Comprehensive application of law; As predicate, complement, attribute and object; Used in public places.
For example, Qu Qiubai's History of the Heart of Chidu: "From a distance, you can see all kinds of flags flying."
Synonyms are endless, crowded, buzzing, endless, crowded, people coming and going, empty lanes, rubbing their hands.
The antonym is desolate and inaccessible.
Idioms to describe a large population (a sea of people);
It is still difficult to find him alone in this crowded street.
We bought tickets in a sea of people, and soon lined up and walked into the zoo.
The road in front of the Crystal Palace is crowded with people and cars, and the noise is coming and going, and the horns and melodious music in dzmz …
When I went to Nanping, I saw crowds of people everywhere.
An idiom to describe the crowd in the street: endless stream.
Commentary: Describe pedestrians, cars and horses coming and going, one after another.
Said by: Biography of Southern Xiongnu in the Later Han Dynasty: "People who rush into the country are in an endless stream."
Example: In my dream, the place I went to was actually a wide road, where I rode a horse.
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Grammar: combination; As predicate, attribute and adverbial; Include praise
Many people use idioms to make sentences:
They often receive invitations, and guests keep coming.
People come to visit us in an endless stream, pestering them like flies, and they are still safe and sound.
In the evening, tourists come to the beach in an endless stream. Everyone enjoys the cool under the coconut trees, watching the picturesque sea and enjoying the crisp and pleasant guitar sound of foreigners. How cozy it is!
An idiom describing the crowds on the street: the audience is like a city.
Pinyin: guān zhrúshì ?.
Commentary: It is described that there are many people watching.
Source: Tang Niu Sengru's Secret Records of Nimiao Ji: "At the beginning of the Yuan Dynasty, there was a Buddhist altar in Puguangwang Temple in Sizhou, and people who became monks must do it. In four directions, there are many monks and nuns, and the audience is like a city. "
Example: Luo Fangyuan is also from Jiangxia. The secretariat of history is set in spring and the audience is like a city. ★ "Seven Signs of Cloud" (Volume 113) is quoted from "Legend of Immortal Experience Luo Fangyuan" by Du Guangting in the former Shu Dynasty.
Pinyin code: gzrs
Synonym: the viewer is like a mountain, and the viewer is like a block.
An idiom to describe the crowd in the street: run like a city.
Pinyin: b ē n z ǒ u rú sh.
Explanation: Go: Run. City: market. Describe many people who are busy and active for a certain purpose.
Source: "Ancient and modern novels, Shen Yujian": "Because people are unscrupulous, if they run around the city, they are all confidants."
An idiom to describe the crowd in the street: crowded.
Pinyin: mén tíng ruo Shi
Interpretation: court: yard; If: like it; City: market. There are many people in front of the door and in the yard, just like the market. The original description was that many people made suggestions. It is described that there are many people coming, which is very lively.
Source: "Warring States Policy Qi Ce I": "Wang Qi ordered:' The princes who can stab me will be rewarded; There will be a reward for those who write and exhort me; Those who can slander the city court and break into my business will be rewarded. "At the beginning of the order, the ministers remonstrated and the door was crowded."
For example, making sentences: those with the highest voice price are crowded with people, such as Gao Qiu, Hutian, Tuqiao and Wushuan in Changshu. ★ Chapter 18 of Zhuang Qing's Sweeping Fan Brush.
An idiom to describe the crowd in the street: shoulder to shoulder, wiping the back.
Pinyin: āi jiān cā bèi
Explanation: shoulder to shoulder, back to back. Describe how crowded people are.
Source: Feng Ming Menglong's "Awakening the World" Volume 34: "I often go to the kitchen and wipe my back to talk."
For example, make sentences: attract the people watching the lights downstairs, wipe them from shoulder to back, and look up. ★ Ming Lanling laughed and gave birth to the fifteenth thorn in Jin Ping Mei.
Pinyin code: ajcb
Synonyms: rubbing shoulders, rubbing shoulders and overlapping backs, and pressing shoulders and overlapping backs.
Antonym: Stay at a respectful distance from others, with vast territory and abundant resources and few people.
Idiom to describe a crowded auditorium:
Ecstasy, overcrowding, different opinions, teacher, heated discussion,
The gongs and drums were loud, packed, full of voices and enthusiasm, and people cheered.
Ridiculous, countless, intensive, too many cooks, single-handedly,
Sweating, bustling, crowded, talented, shoulder to shoulder,
Too many monks and too few porridge, outnumbered, got a strange feeling, shoulder to shoulder with the heel, and became gloomy.
Thousands, brightly lit, afraid of death, unprecedented, very lively.
Explain idioms describing crowded auditoriums;
Guests are like clouds.
Pinyin: bρn kèrúyún short spell: bkry
Synonym: guests are crowded.
Explanation: There are many tourists. Describe many guests.
Source: Feng Ming Menglong's "Ancient and Modern Novels Moonlight Buddhist Liu Cui": "Put on clothes and read Buddha behind closed doors; Although the guests are like a cloud, I will never receive them on this day. "
Followed
Pinyin: bǐ jiān jì zhǒng Short spelling: bjjz
Synonym: shoulder to shoulder, packed, sea of people antonym: the door is empty and inaccessible.
Use: combined; As predicate and attribute; Metaphor is crowded with people.
Explanation: than: next to; Heel: Heel. Side by side, feet to feet. Describe a lot of people, very crowded
Source: Spring and Autumn Qi Yanying's "Yan Zi's Spring and Autumn Miscellaneous Nine": "There are three hundred people in Linzi, Zhang Mei who turn cloudy and sweat into rain, standing side by side. Why is there no one? "
Example: The street is full of pedestrians and very lively.
More people watch.
Pinyin: guān zhyún jí short spelling: gzyj
Explanation: The people watching are as dense as a cloud. There are many people watching.
The idiom 2 1 describes that there are many people waiting in line.
Pinyin rén tóu Cun dòng
There are many people, crowded and moving. It is generally used to describe that the population density in some places is relatively high, and the degree is not as high as that of a sea of people.
Synonym bustling, sea of people.
The antonym is sparsely populated and inaccessible.
The crown of the tree is like a cloud.
Pronunciation guān gài rú yún
Crown interpretation: refers to Ren Huan's crown clothes and car covers, which are used as agents of officials. Describe many officials.
From Han Bangu's "Journey to the West": "The crown is prosperous, the crown is like a cloud, and the seven phases are five males."
Example ~, urgent check, it is the official department lang passing by.
Shen Ming Telford's Catalogue of Wan Yeli's Previous Lives
Grammatical subject-predicate form; As attribute and complement; Many officials described the meeting.
3. there is a lot of people.
Pinyin rén shēng dǐng fèi
It means people are noisy. Ding, bronze pot, usually with three feet and two ears. Boil, boil water. Boiling means that the water in the pot is boiling and making noise, but now it means that the crowd is noisy, just like the pot is boiling.
At this point, the sample square is full of people.
Synonyms are joyful, deafening, noisy, lively, bustling, screaming and noisy.
The antonym is silent, silent, silent.
Usage subject-predicate type; As predicate and object; Metaphor is noisy
From Feng Ming Menglong's "Awakening the World" Volume 10: "One afternoon, Liu Fang was cleaning up in the store and only heard a lot of people."
4. A sea of people
Pinyin ré n sh ā n ré n h m: I
A sea of people. Describe how many people gathered.
There are countless victories of the old people in the West Lake: "Four mountains and four seas, 3,300 miles, one mountain and one sea, melon mountains and melon seas, Nanshan South China Sea, and a sea of people." Shi Ming Naian's "Water Margin" No.51back: "Every day, there is a general breakup, or dancing, or playing the bomb, or singing, which has earned a lot of people to watch."
Comprehensive application of law; As predicate, complement, attribute and object; Used in public places.
For example, Qu Qiubai's "History of Chidu Heart": "From a distance, you can see all kinds of flags flying."
Synonyms are endless, crowded, buzzing, endless, crowded, people coming and going, empty lanes, rubbing their hands.
The antonym is desolate and inaccessible.
5. People come and go
Pinyin ré n lá i ré n w m: ng
It means people are coming and going. It also describes being busy with social intercourse.
The source is Cao Qingxue Qin's Dream of Red Mansions (1 10): "I don't think those people who come and go for two or three days can care. I don't think you ordered them. "
There is no way to concentrate in this place.
Used as predicate and attribute; People are constantly.
6. People cheered.
Pinyin ré n hu ā n m m: jiao
The translator is shouting and the horse is neighing. Describe a noise.
Ming Ling Mengchu's Surprise at the Second Moment (Volume 14): "I only heard the noise outside, as if someone shouted hissing and gradually approached the hall."
On the field, there was a bumper harvest.
7. Very lively
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The explanation and description are very vivid. Example: National Day is coming, on Chang 'an Avenue.
Lively: Many people are beaming: Lantern Festival, the street is very lively | lively market. 2 jubilant scene: watching the excitement.
Extraordinary: above average; Unusual: the organization in the market is very active ~
Fan: "Extremely excited" means "extremely excited". "Du" means "ordinary, ordinary".
Synonyms are endless.
Antonyms can be ignored by the crowd.
8, in full swing
Pinyin rè huǒ cháo tiān
It shows that the enthusiasm and atmosphere of mass activities are high, just like a raging flame going straight into the sky.
However, the enthusiasm for joining the army these days has also had an impact on their body and mind. (Chapter 9 of Feng Deying's "Winter jasmine")
Synonyms are in full swing, steaming, and Ma Benteng.
Antonyms are lifeless.
Usage subject-predicate type; As attribute, adverbial and complement; With praise.
Who is the cutest person from Wei Wei? March to the motherland ":"From the motherland to North Korea, on the one hand, I saw the construction in full swing, on the other hand, I saw the deadly battle in the artillery fire. "
9. Longing for it
Pinyin qzh and ru? w?
Explain the trend: go fast; Emu: Wild duck. Run in droves like ducks. (derogatory) A metaphor for many people scrambling to chase bad things. —— (Modern Chinese Dictionary, Fifth Edition)
For example, Zheng Qing Guan Ying's "Dangerous Words in the Prosperous Age": "For the people, fame and fortune make the world prosperous, and everyone in the world will follow it."
Synonyms are like flies chasing smells, and ants are attached to smells.
Antonyms keep a respectful distance from others.
Usage subject-predicate type; As predicate and attribute; With a derogatory connotation.
Poetry can be written by literati, and the guest seats are always full. -Biography of Xiao Ruxun in Ming Dynasty
10, crowding round
Pinyin qián h hòu y not ng
It means that someone shouted to clear the way in front and someone was surrounded by guards behind. Describe the momentum of the old officials when they patrol.
Example: "The camel elephant found something ominous, and Cleisthenes cried anxiously, ~ Out of line." (Feng Lingzhi's "Mysterious Sumble")
Synonyms include "call first and then reply" and "call one hundred times"
The antonym is good and simple.
Usage combination; As predicate, object and adverbial; With derogatory meaning; Used of dignitaries, etc.
The second discount from Yuan Anonymous's Earning Kuai Tong: "How glorious it is for me to be an official!"
1 1, rub your shoulders and heels.
Pinyin mó jiān cā zhǒng
Explain heels, heels. Describe a lot of pedestrians coming and going, very crowded.
People come and go in the street, jostling shoulder to shoulder, very lively.
Synonyms jostle shoulder to shoulder, crowded.
12, crowded
The Chinese pinyin mén tíng ruo shò is bustling.
The entrance and courtyard are as lively as the market. There are many people who describe communication.
Word interpretation door: palace door, home door; Palace: imperial court, courtyard; If: as if; City: bazaar, market.
Idioms are positive and formal.
Idiom usage subject-predicate type; As a predicate or attribute.
Synonym busy, busy, crowded, sea of people, shoulder to shoulder.
The antonym is emptiness and desolation.
From "The Warring States Policy Qi Ce I": "At the beginning of the order, the ministers remonstrated and the court was crowded."
13, continuously.
Pronunciation Luòy büjué.
Usage combination; As predicate, attribute and adverbial; With praise.
The interpretation is absolutely: broken. An endless stream: one after another, continuous. Describe cars, boats, horses, people, etc.
Meaning is continuous, endless, endless, shoulder to shoulder.
The antonym door is empty, inaccessible and desolate.
For example, The Biography of Liu Qiang, the Duke of Donghai in the Later Han Dynasty: "Her Majesty the Empress Dowager was deeply moved by her pity for me, and it is too numerous to mention that she was able to practice Taoism after several missions."
The source of the Southern Xiongnu Biography by Ye Fan in the Southern Song Dynasty: "I rushed to the cottage and there was an endless stream."
14. Cycling in the same place
Pinyin jies Ilián qí
Description: In ancient times, a bus covered four horses; Rider: A person who rides a horse. Many followers, many chariots and horses. Describe luxury.
For example, Li Mingzhi's "Chu Tan Ji Couple II": "Today is the phase, tomorrow ~, food comes first."
From "Biography of Disciples of Zhong Ni in Historical Records": "Zi Gong protects each other, but rides in pairs, drives out quinoa and goes into poverty to thank Yuan Xian."
15, packaging
Pronunciation zu? wú xx
Empty: empty. Seats: Seats. There are no empty seats. Generally speaking, there are many spectators, listeners or people present and participating.
Usage subject-predicate type; As predicate, object, attribute and clause; With praise; Refers to many people.
Synonyms are too numerous to mention.
There are few antonyms, nothing, nothing
The riddle is full.
16, one after another
Pronunciation Jizhh ǒ ngé rá i
It means that people come with their front feet followed by their back feet. Describe a lot of new people, an endless stream.
The source "Biography of Song Shili Zhong Xian": "When you enter the city, you will declare your morality. If you don't kill one person, those who are in line with the Central Plains will follow."
Although the whole "new rice bowl" has not been found for the time being, there are bits and pieces. ★ Zou Taofen's "Experience, New Rice Bowl Problem"
Synonyms come one after another and emerge one after another.
Used as predicate and attribute; Coming one after another.
Grammatical deviation phrase
17, gathered together
Pronunciation j ǐ j ǐ y and tá ng
There are many explanations: China has many talents. Describe that the hall is crowded with people. Describe many people.
The source "Shangshu Mo Yu": "Get together."
Duanmu Hongliang's "March Nocturne": "On the way, I just saw the general's wife."
Synonym wedding, a group of talented people, and a full house.
Antonyms are scattered all over the floor and go their separate ways.
This usage is formal; As a predicate; Include praise
18, the domestic limit is to wear.
Pronunciation hê xià n wé ichu ā n
Explain the household limit: threshold; In favor of: existence. The threshold is broken. Describe a lot of people coming in and out.
The source of Tang Yanyuan's Book of Laws: "Master Zhiyong lives in Yongxin Temple in Xing Wu, and people who come to look for books are like the city, and the household limit is piercing points."
For example, as we all know, there are few ~, and harsh and low are chosen. ★ Wang Qingtao's "Song Yin Man Road Yao Yunxian"
Synonym crowded.
antonym
Usage subject-predicate type; Become an object
19, with the awnings facing each other.
Explain the crown cover: refers to Ren Huan's crown clothing and car cover, as the agent of officials; Eye contact: You can see each other. Describe the frequent contacts between envoys or government officials.
From "Warring States Policy Wei Zesi": "Qi and Chu meet and want to attack Wei. Wei sent people to ask Qin for help, but Qin could not save them. "
Example ~ push into the phase and wait for the merits to be crowned.
Yu's poem Tongguan Shangdu Tongxiang Palace
Grammatical subject-predicate form; As a predicate; Describe the frequent contacts between envoys or government officials.