Idioms: 敢作敢為
Pinyin: gǎn zuò gǎn wéi
Explanation: It means to act without fear of risk and without scruples.
Idioms by The Free Dictionary
Origin: Yuan - Guan Hanqing (关汉卿)《包待制智斩鲁斋郎》第三折：""To show off your stubbornness and not wanting to have his wife or my wife is to spoil the custom, but that is something you dare to do."
Word Analysis
Example sentences: Tang Jian point of selection into the palace, the Royal Edict of talent, character intelligent, where the music, a Xi will be able to, dare to do, and do not know the palace scruples. In the first half of his life, Tang Jian was chosen by the court to be one of the most intelligent people in the world, but he was not aware of the scruples of the court. The tripod is a pot of rice, the tripod is a pot of rice, the tripod is a pot of rice, the tripod is a pot of rice, and the tripod is a pot of rice.
3. What are the four-letter words for "dare"Dare not climb high Climb: a metaphor for making friends and clinging to others.
Dare not be a friend or relative of someone who has a higher social status than oneself
Dare not be a laggard.
Dare to do things boldly, not afraid of risk, without fear
Guilty of not being afraid of being ashamed, not being able to afford it
Dare not sue for hard work, not to complain about their own hard work. It is a metaphor for being diligent and hardworking (mostly used to express modesty).
Dare not agree with Gou: meticulously. I don't dare to be a casual coworker.
Dare not loot the beauty Loan: loot.
The phrase "don't dare to be over-ambitious" describes doing one thing with all one's strength and not daring to be distracted by other things.
Daren't ask for help.
The word "dared not ask" is used to describe a person who does not dare to ask about a noble or profound thing.
Not daring to go beyond the Lei Chi (雷池), which is the name of a lake in the south of Wangjiang County, Anhui Province. The original refers to not to cross the thunder pool. Later, it is compared to not daring to go beyond a certain range and boundary.
I don't dare to be exclusive.
Dare to be angry and dare to speak out Dare to be angry and dare to speak out.
Dare not take orders Dare: antithesis, meaning "how dare", "dare not"; take: accept. How dare you not take your orders? The first is that the first is the first to be a member of the team, and the second is the first to be a member of the team.
Dare to be angry, but not dare to speak. It refers to the fear of threats, the anger in the chest do not dare to speak out.
Dare to act Dare: to have the courage. It's a very important thing to remember.
The fear is so great that even the sweat does not dare to come out.
The most important thing is to be able to make a good decision.
No one dares to do anything.
The metaphor is that one dares to do the hardest thing even at the risk of one's life.
The simile of a man under a short roof who dares not to bow his head is that of a man who is constrained by others and has to obey them.
Dare to be the first (〖解释〗犹奋勇当先). It is a metaphor for being brave enough to take up a heavy responsibility and lead the way.
Dare not to be self-exclusive Self-exclusive: unauthorized arbitration. I don't dare to take the initiative and act alone.
See "The Harmony of the World".
See righteousness and courageousness See righteousness and courageousness.
Not dare to agree with
谊不敢辞 犹言義不容辞.
A courageous and bold person who is brave and decisive.
Sacrifice the death of a thousand cuts and dare to bring down the emperor Source The Dream of Red Mansions (红楼梦), 68th time: "Sacrifice the death of a thousand cuts and dare to bring down the emperor." Example story
Under the short eaves, how dare you not lower Source Explanation Metaphorically, it is a metaphor for being constrained by others and having to obey. Example As the old saying goes, "I'm not afraid of the officials, but only of the management." Under a short roof, how dare I not bow my head. I just want to be careful. (Water Margin, 28th) Story
Dare to be and dare to do 〖Explanation〗To do something bravely and fearlessly. The same as "dare to do".
Dare to complain but dare not speak out (〖解释〗inwardly resentful but dare not speak out).
orthochromatic color and courageous speech (orthochromatic)（orthochromatic)（orthochromatic)（orthochromatic).
4. What are the four-letter words for "dare"?Dare not climb high up the ladder Climbing is a metaphor for making friends with and clinging to others.
Dare not make friends or relatives with people whose social status is higher than one's own Dare not be behind others Back: lagging behind.
It means not daring to do things hastily or recklessly and rashly Dare to do things boldly, not afraid of risks, and without fear Dare to do things boldly, not afraid of risks, and without fear Dare not dare to feel ashamed, and not dare to bear the burden Dare to tell of the work Dare to do things hard, and not to tell of one's own labors and sufferings. It is a metaphor for being diligent and hardworking (mostly used in oneself to show modesty).
Not daring to agree with Gou: Gou: Gou. I don't dare to be a casual coworker.
It refers to a prudent attitude towards people and things.
They are not afraid to plunder the United States.
Not daring to plunder the beauty of others.
The word "don't dare" is used to describe a person who is trying to do something with all his or her strength, and does not dare to be distracted by other things.
Not daring to ask for help Ask for help: to ask for help, to ask for directions.
The term is used to describe a person who does not dare to ask about or try something that is noble or profound.
Not daring to go beyond the Lei Chi (雷池), which is the name of a lake in the south of Wangjiang County, Anhui Province. The original refers to not to cross the thunder pool.
Later, it is compared to not daring to go beyond a certain scope and boundary.
Dare to be angry and dare to speak out Dare to be angry and dare to speak out.
How dare I not take your orders? Or how dare you not accept your advice? It refers to the fear of threats, the anger in the chest do not dare to speak out.
Dare to act Dare: to have the courage. The first is to be able to take the responsibility for the situation.
The fear is so great that even the sweat does not dare to come out.
The most important thing is to be able to make a good decision.
Mo Dare Who What No one dares what.
The simile of a man under a short roof who dares not to bow his head is that of a man who is constrained by others and has to obey them.
It is a metaphor for being brave enough to take on a heavy responsibility and lead the way.
The metaphor is to be brave enough to take the lead in a task.
You don't dare to make up your own mind and act alone.
The word "self-exclusive" is used to describe a person who is not afraid to make up his own mind.
See righteousness and courageousness See "righteousness and courageousness". Not daring to agree not daring to agree casually 谊不敢辞 犹言义不容辞.
Brave and courageous describes a person who is brave and decisive.
Explanation Metaphorically speaking, it is said that even if it is difficult to do something, you dare to do it even if you have to die.
Example As the old saying goes, "Don't be afraid of the officials, only be afraid of the management." Under the short eaves of others, how dare you not bow your head.
Just be careful. ("Water Margin" 28th) story Dare to be and dare to do 〖Explanation〗doing things bravely, fearlessly.
The same as "dare to do and dare to be".
orthochromatic color and courageous speech (orthochromatic)（orthochromatic)（orthochromatic)（orthochromatic).
5. Four Character Idioms Dare to be TightOne hundred four character idioms, hope to help you! 1-Fledgling : The original analogy is that of a newcomer to the scene.
Now it is compared to just leaving home or school to work. The first time I saw this is when I was a young man.
2 - high mountains and flowing water: the metaphor of confidant or soulmate. It is also a metaphor for the high quality of music.
3- Sleeping on firewood and tasting gall: Fuel: firewood. Sleeping on firewood, eating and sleeping, tasting the bitter gall.
It describes a person who is hardworking and self-motivated. 4- Valuable city: describes an item that is very valuable.
5-You can maneuver the edge of the knife: the blade of the knife is running in the gap between the bones, in the room to maneuver. Metaphorically speaking, the work is skillful, with practical experience, to solve problems without trouble.
6- Returning the jade to Zhao: Bik: precious jade. This refers to the fact that Lin Xiangru returned the Heshi Bi from Qin to Zhao in good condition.
Later, the metaphor is to return the original object intact to the person. 7- Winking at the cock: When you hear the cock crowing, you get up and dance with the sword, which is later used as a metaphor to describe a person who has the will to serve his country and rises up in time.
8- Pointing to a deer as a horse : Pointing to a deer and deliberately saying it is a horse. It is a metaphor for deliberately reversing black and white and confusing right and wrong.
9- Looking at plums to quench thirst : The original meaning is that plums are sour, and people salivate when they want to eat plums, thus quenching their thirst. Later, the metaphor is that the wish can not be realized, ***.
10-value of the city: describes the items are very expensive. 11 - the edge of the knife blade running in the gap between the bones, in the room to maneuver.
Metaphorically speaking, the work is skillful, with practical experience, to solve problems without trouble. 12- Follow the rules and regulations: follow, follow: to follow, in accordance with.
The rules and regulations are the standard tools for determining squareness and roundness, and they are used to refer to the rules of behavior. The original refers to compliance with the rules, do not dare to violate.
Now it also refers to sticking to the old rules and not daring to change them.
It is so tiny that it is not worth mentioning. It refers to the significance, value, etc. so small that it is not worth mentioning.
14-San Gu Gu Yu (三顾茅庐): Gu: visit; Maolu: grass hut. The original story is about Liu Bei's visit to Zhuge Liang at the end of the Han Dynasty.
The metaphor is sincere, repeated invitations. 15- Floating light and sweeping shadow: the light on the water surface and the sweeping shadow that fades away in a flash.
A metaphor for not observing carefully, not learning y, not being impressed. 16- Not very clear: very: very; clear: understand.
Not very understandable, not very understandable. 17: suddenly realize: suddenly: the appearance of being suddenly awake; realize: to understand in one's heart.
The description of a sudden realization. 18- Cheerful: jumping like a sparrow in joy.
It is a very joyful description. 19- Voice and color: the voice and face when speaking; stern: severe.
Speaking with a stern voice and face. 20- A single log cannot support a tall house.
The metaphor is that one person's strength is too thin to maintain the whole situation. 21-Hands tied up and waiting for death: death: to die.
Tying up one's hands and waiting for death.
22- barren land: not growing grass and crops in the wasteland. Describes desolate and barren.
23- Battle: war: through the "trembling", trembling. Describe very afraid.
24- Sincerity: Sincerity: spicy; Ru: eat. Describes to endure hard work or eat all the hard work.
25- Disturbed: Disturbed: disturbed and unsettled. The heart is in a state of restlessness; it describes timidity and lack of certainty about things.
26- Stand alone: tree: stand; banner: flag. The first one is the one that has been used in the past, and the second one is the one that has been used in the past.
Metaphorically speaking, it is a unique and novelty, which makes it a home of its own.
The bones and muscles are like ice and jade. It describes a woman's skin as smooth and clean.
28-Full Clothes and Sufficient Food: The clothes and food are rich and sufficient. It describes a rich life.
29- Sweat into rain : Swing: sprinkle, splash. Describe the crowd.
Wiping sweat with the hand, the sweat sprinkled down like rain, also describes sweating a lot. 30-Hundred refinement into steel : metaphorically, after a long period of many exercises, become strong 31-Faigure strong : Faigure, determined to work hard Figure, seek Make up your mind to work hard to seek a rich country 32-Perseverance : Slack, slack Perseverance to the very end, not at all slack 33-Rising to the occasion: meet the difficulties 34-Collective thinking : concentrate the wisdom of the masses, widely absorbed the beneficial views 35-Group strategy group effort :策,计策 36-gee, change, remove, old, old, old, old, old, old, old, old, old, old, new, new, new, new, new, new, new, new, new, new, new, new, new, new, new, new, new, new, new, new, new, new, new, new, new, new, new, new, new, new, new, new, new, new, new, new, new, new, new, new, new, new, new, new, new, new, old, new, new, new, old, new, old, new, old, new, new, new, new.
Later, the term refers to a novel idea, which is different from the general 38- Original: unique, separate The original refers to the design or planning in the mind of an individual. Afterwards, it refers to the way of thinking which is different from the others. 39- Cite one against three: anti, analogy Metaphorically, analogy from one thing to know other more things. 40- Seek truth from facts: This refers to seeking correct conclusions based on empirical evidence, and later it usually refers to dealing with problems objectively in accordance with the actual situation of the things. 41- Express your own views: Lyric, lyric, expression Everyone expresses his or her own opinions fully. 42- Not ashamed to ask questions: No shame, not ashamed. It refers to the willingness to learn from people whose knowledge or status is inferior to one's own, without feeling embarrassed 43-Touching Classes: Touching, touching, encountering, beside, other other pass, understand It refers to the mastery of the knowledge or law of a certain thing, so as to analogically understand the other things of the same kind 44-Demanding Excellence: Excellence, perfection, goodness Benefit, even more It is already good, but it is also required to be even better 45-The Ancient for the Modern World: To inherit the cultural heritage critically, and to make it serve for the social and political service of today. 46- Passing on the Fire: Fire: Chai.
Although the firewood is burned out, the fire is still passed on. The metaphor is that the master passes on his work to his disciples, from one generation to the next.
47- Amiable - gentle and kind 48- Alas and Sighs - the sound of sighing due to sadness, boredom or pain. 49- Pressing the troops to stay still - the commander stops the troops and waits for the opportunity to act; a metaphor for accepting a task and then not carrying it out in order to wait and see how the situation develops 50- Eclipsed - a gloomy look 51- Impassioned - the tone of the voice is high and powerful. - The tone of voice is high and powerful, and the mood is exciting and exuberant. 52- Flying and domineering - Birds of prey are flying and big fish are domineering.
Metaphorically, it refers to the arrogant and unrestrained behavior 53- Split - refers to the use of means in politics and diplomacy to unite or divide 54- Slightly see a spot - metaphorically, it refers to the general see a certain aspect of the thing, the spot: spot 55- Mouthfuls of people. -- Everyone's mouth is a living monument. Metaphorically, it is a unanimous celebration of outstanding good deeds.
Monument: monument. 56- Parallelism is not contrary to each other - each other at the same time, do not interfere with each other 57- White jade with small flaws - white jade with small spots.
Metaphorically speaking, there are still small shortcomings in a very good person or thing, and it contains the meaning of regretting the lack of beauty. 58- Wicker- Driving a wood cart and wearing tattered clothes to open up the mountains and forests.
6. What are the idioms with the word "dare"未敢苟同: not dare to agree casually.
The idiom of "not daring to agree" is a metaphor for not daring to agree with the death of the emperor.
The metaphor is that a man who has made the death of a thousand cuts dares to bring down the emperor.
orthochromatic: serious and outspoken.
The color of the color is not clear, but the color of the color is not clear. It is not morally permissible to excuse oneself.
Courageous and bold: describes a person who is brave and decisive.
No one dares to do anything.
The word "courageous" is used to describe a person who is brave enough to do what is right. The same as "see righteousness and courage".
Sweat does not dare to come out: so scared that even the sweat does not dare to come out. The first thing you need to do is to get out of the way and get out of the way.
Dare to do something: It describes doing something without fear.
Dare to be angry and dare to speak out: Dare to be angry and dare to speak out.
Dare not take orders: Dare: antithesis, "how dare", "dare not"; take: accept. How dare you not take your orders? Or how dare you not accept your advice?
Dare to be angry, but not dare to speak: the heart is angry, but the mouth does not dare to say. The first is that the first is the one that is not a threat, and the second is that the second is the one that is not a threat.
The first thing you need to do is to take a look at the situation and see if you can find a solution. The first thing you need to do is to take responsibility for your own actions.
Dare to be the first: 犹奋勇当先. The metaphor is that they are brave enough to take on the heavy responsibility and lead the way.
Dare to do: to be brave and fearless. The same as "dare to do".
Dare to complain but not dare to speak out.
Fuh dared to specialize:
Fuh dared not to climb high: Fuh dared not to make friends or relatives with people whose social status was higher than their own.
I don't dare to be behind: I don't want to be behind others.
The first thing you need to do is to make sure that you have a good understanding of what is happening in the world.
Not dare to make a mistake: make a mistake: hasty, reckless.
The first thing you need to do is to make sure that you have a good understanding of what you are doing and how you are doing it.
Not dare to tell the labor: hard work, do not tell their own labor. It is a metaphor for diligence and hard work (mostly used in oneself to express modesty).
Not daring to agree: Gou: Gou. I don't dare to agree casually.
The word "grueling" is used to refer to the fact that a person's attitude towards a matter is cautious.
I don't dare to loot the beauty: loot: plunder.
The word "distraction" is used to describe a situation in which a person is trying to do one thing at a time, but does not dare to be distracted by other things.
I don't dare to ask for help: ask for help: ask for the way.
Not dare to step over the thunder pool: over: across; thunder pool: the name of the lake, in Anhui Province, south of Wangjiang County. The original refers to do not cross the thunder pool. Later, it is compared to not daring to go beyond a certain range and boundary.
Do not dare to specialize: since the special: unauthorized arbitration. I don't dare to take the initiative and act alone.
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7. Four Character Idioms Dare to TightenOne hundred four character idioms, hope to help you! 1-Fledgling : Originally, it was a metaphor for new exposure.
Now it is compared to just leaving home or school and coming out to work. The first time I saw this is when I was a young man.
2 - high mountains and flowing water: the metaphor of confidant or soulmate. It is also a metaphor for the high quality of music.
3- Sleeping on firewood and tasting gall: Fuel: firewood. Sleeping on firewood, eating and sleeping, tasting the bitter gall.
It describes a person who is hardworking and self-motivated. 4- Valuable city: describes an item that is very valuable.
5-You can maneuver the edge of the knife: the blade of the knife is running in the gap between the bones, in the room to maneuver. Metaphorically speaking, the work is skillful, with practical experience, to solve problems without trouble.
6- Returning the jade to Zhao: Bik: precious jade. This refers to the fact that Lin Xiangru returned the Heshi Bi from Qin to Zhao in good condition.
Later, the metaphor is to return the original object intact to the person. 7- Winking at the cock: When you hear the cock crowing, you get up and dance with the sword, which is later used as a metaphor to describe a person who has the will to serve his country and rises up in time.
8- Pointing to a deer as a horse : Pointing to a deer and deliberately saying it is a horse. It is a metaphor for deliberately reversing black and white and confusing right and wrong.
9- Looking at plums to quench thirst : The original meaning is that plums are sour, and people salivate when they want to eat plums, thus quenching their thirst. Later, the metaphor is that the wish can not be realized, ***.
10-value of the city: describes the items are very expensive. 11 - the edge of the knife blade running in the gap between the bones, in the room to maneuver.
Metaphorically speaking, the work is skillful, with practical experience, to solve problems without trouble. 12- Follow the rules and regulations: follow, follow: to follow, in accordance with.
The rules and regulations are the standard tools for determining squareness and roundness, and they are used to refer to the rules of behavior. The original refers to compliance with the rules, do not dare to violate.
Now it also refers to sticking to the old rules and not daring to make slight changes.
It is so tiny that it is not worth mentioning. It refers to the significance, value, etc. so small that it is not worth mentioning.
14-San Gu Gu Yu (三顾茅庐): Gu: visit; Maolu: grass hut. The original story is about Liu Bei's visit to Zhuge Liang at the end of the Han Dynasty.
The metaphor is sincere, repeated invitations. 15- Floating light and sweeping shadow: the light on the water surface and the sweeping shadow, which fades away in a flash.
A metaphor for not observing carefully, not learning y, not being impressed. 16- Not very clear: very: very; clear: understand.
Not very understandable, not very understandable. 17: suddenly realize: suddenly: the appearance of being suddenly awake; realize: to understand in one's heart.
The description of a sudden realization. 18- Cheerful: jumping like a sparrow in joy.
It is a very joyful description. 19-Sound and color: the voice and face when speaking; stern: severe.
Speaking with a stern voice and face. 20- A single log cannot support a tall house.
The metaphor is that one person's strength is too thin to maintain the whole situation. 21-Hands tied up and waiting for death: death: to die.
Tying up one's hands and waiting for death.
22 - barren land: not growing grass and crops in the wasteland. Describes desolate and barren.
23- Battle: war: through the "trembling", trembling. Describe very afraid.
24- Sincerity: Sincerity: spicy; Ru: eat. Describes to endure hard work or eat all the hard work.
25- Disturbed: Disturbed: disturbed and unsettled. The heart is in a state of restlessness; it describes timidity and lack of certainty about things.
26- Stand alone: tree: stand; banner: flag. The first one is the one that is not a flag, but the second one is the one that is not a flag.
Metaphorically speaking, it is a unique and novelty, which makes it a home of its own.
The bones and muscles are like ice and jade. It describes a woman's skin as smooth and clean.
28-Full Clothes and Sufficient Food: The clothes and food are rich and sufficient. It describes a rich life.
29- Sweat into rain : Swing: sprinkle, splash. Describe the crowd.
Wiping sweat with the hand, the sweat sprinkled down like rain, also describes sweating a lot. 30-Hundred refinement into steel : metaphorically, after a long period of many exercises, become strong 31-Faigure strong : Faigure, determined to work hard Figure, seek Make up your mind to work hard to seek a rich country 32-Perseverance : Slack, slack Perseverance to the end, not at all slack 33-Rising to the occasion: meet the difficulties 34-Collective thinking : concentrate the wisdom of the masses, widely absorbed the beneficial views 35-Group strategy group effort :策,计策 36-gee, change, remove, old, old, old, old, old, old, old, old, old, old, new, new, new, new, new, new, new, new, new, new, new, new, new, new, new, new, new, new, new, new, new, new, new, new, new, new, new, new, new, new, new, new, new, new, new, new, new, new, new, new, new, new, new, new, new, old, new, new, new, old, new, new, old, old, new, old, new, new, new, new.
Later, the term refers to a novel idea, which is different from the general 38- Original: unique, separate The original refers to the design or planning in an individual's mind. Afterwards, it refers to the way of thinking which is different from the others. 39- Cite one against three: anti, analogy Metaphorically, analogy from one thing to know other more things. 40- Seek truth from facts: This refers to seeking correct conclusions based on empirical evidence, and later it usually refers to dealing with problems objectively in accordance with the actual situation of the things. 41- Express your own views: Lyric, lyric, expression Everyone expresses his or her own opinions fully. 42- Not ashamed to ask questions: No shame, not ashamed. It refers to the willingness to learn from people whose knowledge or status is inferior to one's own, without feeling embarrassed 43-Touching Classes: Touching, touching, encountering, beside, something else Passing, knowing It refers to mastering the knowledge or law of a certain thing, so as to understand other things of the same kind by analogy 44-Seeking for Perfection: Precision, perfection, goodness Benefit, more It is already good, but it still demands to be better 45-The Ancient for the Present: Critically inheriting the cultural heritage and making it serve today's society and politics 46-Salarying for the Present: The principle of "the ancient for the modern: the ancient for the modern". 46- Passing on the Fire: Fire: Chai.
Although the firewood is burned out, the fire is still passed on. The metaphor is that the master passes on his work to his disciples, from one generation to the next.
47- Amiable - gentle and kind 48- Alas and Sighs - the sound of sighing due to sadness, boredom or pain. 49- Pressing the troops to stay still - the commander stops the troops and waits for the opportunity to act; a metaphor for accepting a task and then not carrying it out for the time being, in order to wait and see how the situation develops 50- Eclipsed - a gloomy look 51- Impassioned - the tone of the voice is high and powerful. - The tone of voice is high and powerful, and the mood is exciting and exuberant. 52- Flying and domineering - Birds of prey are flying and big fish are domineering.
Metaphorically, it refers to the arrogant and unrestrained behavior 53- Split - refers to the use of means in politics and diplomacy to unite or divide 54- Slightly see a spot - metaphorically, it refers to the general see a certain aspect of the thing, the spot: spot 55- Mouthfuls of people -- Everyone's mouth is a living monument. Metaphorically, it is a unanimous celebration of outstanding good deeds.
Monument: monument. 56- Parallelism is not contrary to each other - each other at the same time, do not interfere with each other 57- White jade with small flaws - white jade with small spots.
Metaphorically speaking, there are still small shortcomings in a very good person or thing, containing the meaning of regret in the lack of beauty. 58- Wicker - driving a wood cart and wearing rags to open up the mountains and forests. The shape of the word is.