Burning the forest for the sake of burning,
Burning the forest for the sake of burning,
Burning the forest for fishing,
Burning the nest for the sake of burning,
Burning the nest for burning,
Burning the forest for burning,
Burning the army for burning,
Burning the forest for fishing,
Burning the forest for fishing,
Burning the incense for the worship of burning,
Burning the cheese and the wormwood for the burning of the fire,
Burning with anxiety,
Rescuing burning and saving drowning,
Burning the deed to the city of righteousness
2. Four-letter idioms beginning with the word "burning"1. Question: Four-character idioms beginning with the word "burn". ii. Answer: Four-character idioms beginning with the word "burn" include: burn the qin and cook the cranes, burn the anointing, burn the books and bury the Confucian scholars, burn the scourge of ru, burn the incense and worship, burn the nests and pound the holes, burn the symbols and break the seals, burn the incense and salute the top, burn the forests and ask for the burning of the forests, burn the deed of the city and righteousness, burn the forests and dry up the rivers and the forests and the fields. III. Examples of Common Idioms: 1. Burning the Qin and Cooking the Cranes [ fén qín zhǔ hè ]
Detailed Interpretation
Pinyin: [ fén qín zhǔ hè ]
Interpretation: Burning the Qin as firewood, and cooking the cranes to eat. It is a metaphor for spoiling beautiful things.
Origin: Song Hongshi's "Man Jiang Hong": "Who doesn't love blowing bamboo and playing silk, but who is willing to burn the qin and cook the crane?"
Example sentence: To engage in tourism, building hotels, no excuse, but never ~, arbitrary destruction of vegetation, water and wild cultural relics.
Near synonyms: burning qin and selling cranes, building houses behind mountains, burning qin and cooking cranes, sipping tea to flowers, steaming food to sorrowful pears, making a big fuss
Antonyms: Zhao singing and swallowing
2.Burning books and pitting Confucianism [fén shū kēng rú]
Detailed definition
Pinyin: [ fén shū kēng rú ]
Comment: Burn: to burn; Pit: bury a person alive; Confucianism: a scholar buried alive; Pinyin: a person buried alive; Confucianism: a scholar buried alive; Fenghua: a man who has been in the world for years. The meaning is: to burn: to burn; to pit: to bury alive; Confucian: a scholar. The name "Confucian" means "scholar", which means "scholar" in Chinese.
Origin: Han - Kong Anguo "Shangshu Preface": "and Qin Shi Huang destroyed the canonical books of the previous generation; burned the books and pitted the scholars; the world's bachelors; fled to be disbanded; my ancestors used to hide their family books in the walls of the house." Han Shu - Geography Zhizhi: "and the six countries; called the emperor; negative force and power; burnt books and pitted the Confucianism; self-appointed private wisdom."
Example sentence: During the Qin period, Ying Zheng practiced tyranny, ~, destroying a large number of literary texts.
Near-synonyms: burnt books and pitted scholars
Antonyms: a hundred flowers bloomed, a wide range of knowledge
3. What are the four-letter words for burningFour-letter words with burning
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Bird burning and fish rotting,
Save burning and benefit from the payroll,
Burning forests in the hope of burning,
Burning inside as if they were burning,
Burning the nests,
Breaking the cauldron of fire,
Burning the nests,
Breaking the cauldron of fire.
Burning the boat,
Saving the boat,
Burning the forest to save the boat,
Burning the forest to hunt,
Burning the corpse,
Burning the nest to destroy the cave,
Burning as if it were a disaster,
Burning as if it were a disaster,
Burning as if it were a disaster,
Burning Sterilizing the boat,
Burning the cheese and the wormwood together,
Burning the incense to pay respect to the Lord,
Burning the fire itself,
Playing with the fire and burning the boat.
burning books,
burning with anxiety,
burning with worry,
saving lives and saving drowning,
burning books,
burning wells and burning houses,
burning qin and selling cranes,
burning the jade with the jade,
routing out the jade,
burning the cheese,
burning the chi and burning the cymbidium,
burning with anxiety,
burning the jade,
burning the chi,
burning the chi,
burning the chi,
burning the chi,
burning the chi,
burning the forests and burning the trees,
burning the nests and burning the prairies,
twisting the earth and burning the incense,
burning the food and the water,
burning the orchids and burning the incense,
burning the earth and burning the incense,
burning the qin and cooking the cranes,
burning the body by the teeth of the elephant,
burning the sundial and burning the ointment,
burning the fire and throwing it into the paycheck,
burning the heart and burning the soul,
burning the soul and burning the mind and burning the heart.
Burning the heart like fire,
Cooking the crane and burning the qin,
Sweeping the floor and burning the incense,
Burning the incense and sweeping the floor,
Burning the cheese and sighing the fragrance,
Burning the nest in the swallows's place,
Cooking the congee and burning the beard,
Rescuing the drowning and saving the burning,
Burning the forests and hunting,
Burning the yabus and the fields,
Burning the bone and carrying the ashes,
Burning the forests and burning the ashes,
Burning forests and hunting
Burning forests and fields,
Burning forests and fields,
Burning incense and saluting,
Burning incense and worshipping
4. Four-letter words beginning with the character "burning"Jade jade burns down at the same time: 俱: 全, 都; 焚: burn. The jade is burned as well as the stone. The metaphor is that the good and the bad are not separated, and they all go down together.
Zhi Ai and burn: Zhi Ai: Herb and stinking grass, a metaphor for good and evil, beauty and ugliness. It is a metaphor for the noble and the low, the wise and the foolish, the good and the bad to die together
Zhi Ai and burn: Zhi, Hui: both are herbs, a metaphor for the virtuous and the virtuous. It is a metaphor for the death of a virtuous person or a person who has been depreciated
Zhi Ai **** burning: a metaphor for the nobility and the lowly, the good and the bad, the good and the good and the good and the bad end up in the same place
Before the burning of the firewood: before the fire will be moved away from the firewood. The first thing that I want to do is to take precautionary measures to prevent a fire.
Sterculia: It means to untie the descendant and burn the coffin brought by the descendant. It is a way of reassuring the descendants.
Saijing burn house: Fill up the well and burn the house to express the determination to die in the war.
The burning of the gazelle: gazelle and gazelle are the same as the name of the herb; burning: to burn. The grass was burned, and the grass sighed with sadness. Metaphorically speaking, the same kind of misfortune and sadness.
Chi and Ai burned: Chi and Ai: a metaphor for beauty and evil. The metaphor is that the good and the bad are destroyed together.
The metaphor of brotherly love is to cook porridge and burn the beard.
The swallows are in a burning nest. The metaphor is that the situation is very dangerous.
The elephant's teeth were burnt: burnt: killed. The metaphor is that people are in trouble because they have money.
The heart is burning: the heart is anxious, like on fire. It describes a burning mood.
Broken kettle burning boat: 犹破釜沉舟. It is a metaphor for making up one's mind to go all the way to the end.
Twisting the earth to burn incense: because of the lack of incense, as a sign of piety. The same as "twisting earth for incense".
Bird burning and fish rotting: refers to the destruction due to civil unrest.
Orchids and mugwort are burned together: orchid: the name of the herb; mugwort: stinking grass; burn: burn. Orchids are burned together with mugwort. It is a metaphor for destroying them together, regardless of whether they are good or bad.
router tire burning prematurely: disemboweling the mother's fetus, mutilating the young body. It refers to the cruelty and injustice.
Pepper burns and gui folds: a metaphor for the brutalization of people of benevolence and ambition.
Save the fire: burn: fire; fuel: firewood. The first is to throw in firewood to put out the fire. The metaphor is that taking the wrong approach makes the problem worse.
Save the fire and add firewood: burn: fire; fuel: firewood. Add firewood to put out the fire. It is a metaphor for taking the wrong approach to make the problem more serious.
Save the burning and save the drowning: burning: fire; drowning: flood.
Save the people from the fire. It describes the emergency rescue of people in trouble.
Following the sundial burning cream: following: continue, take over; sundial: daylight; cream: grease, refers to lamps and candles. Lighting candles or oil lamps to replace daylight. Describe the night and day to study or work diligently.
The exhaustion of the river and the burning of the yabu: exhaust: drainage; yabu: refers to the grass. The first thing you need to do is to get rid of all the water in the pool, and then burn it down to catch the animals. It is a metaphor for doing things without leaving any room, only focusing on the immediate interests.
Drying up the water for fishing and burning the forest for hunting: drying up: making the water dry up; zephyr: the depression where water is gathered; burning: burning. Bail out the water to catch fish and burn down the forest to hunt. It is a metaphor for only seeking immediate benefits and not making long-term plans.
Burn the forest and hunt: burn the trees and forests, and hunt the animals. It is a metaphor for only seeking immediate benefits without making long-term plans.
Burning incense and worship: Burning incense: lighting incense. Burning incense and kneeling to show respect and obedience.
Burn the boat and break the kettle: kettle: the ancient pot. Burn the boat to break the kettle. The metaphor is that the determination cannot be shaken.
Burn the bones and ashes: burn the bones and discard the ashes. Describe very hateful.
Burning the forests and fields, fishing by exhaustion: exhaustion: to make ...... dry up; fishing: to fish. Burning the forest to catch wild animals, draining the lake to catch fish. Metaphorically speaking, it is only concerned about the immediate interests, endlessly demanding without leaving any room for maneuver. Idioms containing the names of two animals Crane standing on a chicken, cock crowing and dog stealing, sandpiper and clam fighting, eating and swallowing, arachnid, dragon fighting and tiger fighting, dragon and horse spirit, dragon flying and phoenix dancing, dragon leaping and tiger leaping, dragon charging and tiger trekking, dragon pool and tiger's lair, dragon leaping and phoenix singing, traffic and horses, pointing to a deer as a horse, rabbit dying and fox grieving, chickens and dogs in a state of restlessness, heart and soul, wolf devouring and tiger swallowing Idioms containing the organs of the human body Eyes high and low, dazed and dumbfounded, chest without a point of ink, head and feet light, 手足情深, 口是心非, 手疾眼快快, 耳闻目見, 头破血流, 眉清目秀,袖手傍观, 口出不逊, 手無缚鸡力 Idioms with Insect Names Moths to the Flame, Golden Cicada Shells Off, Accumulation of Mosquitoes into Thunder, Toad Palace Folds Down the Laurel, Silkworms and Whale Swallowing, Dragonfly Points at the Water, Mantis Stops the Vehicle, Arachnid Tracks, Mantis Catches Cicadas, Yellow Bird Behind Idioms with a Set of Near-synonyms Seeing Much Knowledge, Looking at the Words and Observing the Colors, Looking Farther Ahead , look to the right and left, dispatch troops and generals, break bones, stormy wind and rain, side-tracking, a thousand hardships, quick-witted, lively and tigerish, shocking the heavens and the earth, put together, nonsense, change the dynasty, hearsay, idioms containing a set of antonyms call forward and backward, eastward and westward, crooked, high in eyes, low in mouth, top-heavy, top-heavy, no end, front-arrogance, backward and compliments, eastward and westward, eastward and westward, southward and northward, left-look to the right, accumulating less and less, sharing sweetness and sweetness and misery, half believing and half believing, using a little for a lot of things. Think bitterly. Think quietly. Think thoroughly. Think chaotically. Think hard. Think a lot. Think ridiculously. Think bizarrely. Think again and again. (full of distinguished guests) Many people (摩肩接接踵) Talents (人才多) Talented people (人才济济济) Soldiers and soldiers (千军万马) Things (林林总总) Colors (五彩缤纷) Classes (千萬差万别) Difficulties (千辛万苦) Words (話儿多) Talks (滔不绝) Reads (博览群书) Insights (見多) Seeing (见多识广) Changes (千萬变化) Walks (走得多) Colors (五色六色) Fashions (五花多样) With "many" in the Chinese idiom. 五花六色) Idioms with close synonyms of "看" 馬詞 见多識广 望而生畏 察言观色 一视同仁 一览无余 高瞻远見 坐井观天 寢瞩目 管中窥豹 左顾右盼 Idioms with the word "dragon" 馬詞 生龙活虎 龙争虎斗，龙马精神 Dragon flies, phoenix dances, dragon rushes, tiger leaps, dragon steps, tiger steps, dragon eyes, dragon pools, tiger caves, dragon leaps, phoenix songs, traffic, horseback riding, idioms from fables, snipers and mussels contend, boat seeks sword, pengcheng million miles, guards the stumps, waits for the rabbits, covers up the ears, steals the bells, mends the prison after the sheep is gone, frightens the bowed birds, cups and bows, snake's shadow, puts out fires with pay, idioms from history, Anbu ticuo, secretly crossing the chencang, according to the diagrams, seek the steed, Chengmen Lixue, banmen teaches the axe, soldiers are not afraid of deception, three guanhu, the last and the last of the characters are identical. A thousand differences, a thousand armies, a thousand horses, a thousand mountains, a thousand strands, a thousand pains, a thousand words, a thousand truths, a thousand hammers, a thousand tricks, a thousand oddities, a thousand postures, a thousand pounds, a thousand worries, a thousand mistakes, a thousand pieces of paper, a thousand waters, a thousand mountains, a thousand foolproofs, a million people, a thousand purples, a thousand reds, a million deaths, a thousand deaths, a million lives, a thousand hearts, a thousand biliousness, a thousand brothers, a thousand souls, a hundred brothers, a hundred friends, a hundred friends, a hundred brothers, a hundred brothers, a hundred brothers, a hundred brothers, a hundred brothers, a hundred brothers, a hundred brothers, a hundred brothers, a hundred brothers, a hundred brothers, a hundred brothers, a hundred friends. Sea and mountain alliance Pulling out swords to help each other Intimacy Idioms of flowers Ten thousand purple flowers Spring blossoms Birds' twittering flowers Beautiful purple flowers Red flowers and sweet willows Green flowers Flowers competing with each other Fire flowers Silver flowers Yesterday's yellow flowers Spring flowers, autumn flowers and moon Obsolete yellow flowers Flowering flowers Flowering flowers Mountain idioms Mountainous mountains Mountainous rivers Mountainous waters Mountainous mountains Great mountains Knife mountains and fire seas Earth shakes the mountainous mountains High mountain streams Cliffs and craggy cliffs Peaks majestic mountains Mountains and hills Picturesque mountains and rivers Beautiful mountains and rivers Colorful colorful colorful colorful colorful colorful colorful colorful colorful colorful colorful colorful colorful colorful colorful colorful colorful colorful colorful colorful colorful colorful colorful colorful colorful colors Idioms Colorful Colorful colorful colorful colorful colorful colorful colorful.
The four wolves, the six passes and the four paces, the six passes and the four reaches, the fame of the whole world, the whole world
The three illnesses and the four pains, the three lengths and the four shortcomings, the three from the four virtues, the three overturns and the four repetitions, the three overturns and the four repetitions
The three counterfactuals and the four repetitions, the three old people and the four young people, the three neighbors and the four houses, the three friends and the three wives and the four concubines
The three relatives and the four dependents, the three clear and the four innocent, the three begs and the four suits, the three, three, four, four and four, and the four walls of the room
The 400 four illnesses What are the four-character idioms that start with the word "fire"
1. 火烧眉毛： huǒ shāo méi máo
[释义]：Metaphorically, it means to take care of the immediate situation or the matter in front of one's eyes, which is very urgent.
2. 火冒三丈： huǒ mào sān zhàng
[释义]： 冒：往上升。 It describes anger to the extreme.
3. 火中取栗： huǒ zhōng qǔ lì
[释义]：Metaphorically, to be used by others to do something risky, and to pay the price without getting the benefit.
4. 火居道士：huǒ jū dào shì
[释义]：a Taoist priest who gets married in a family.
5. 火树银花： huǒ shù yín huā
[释义]：Mostly used to describe the brilliant night scene of lights or fireworks.
Knowledge Extension:
Sentences:
1. You don't usually study seriously, do you have to wait until the fireworks start to stress?
2. Her words were so vicious that she made her mother-in-law furious.
3. They won't allow themselves to be used to fire up someone else.
4. All of you who support the Chinese Taoist Sect's tiny fire-dwelling Taoist priest, Taoist Yuan, every day will be rewarded with immense merit and longevity.
5. The square was decorated with fire trees and silver flowers, which attracted thousands of tourists.