The word "笠" has the following combinations:
笠子箬笠. Tang Li Bai "play gift dufu" poem: "rice balls head of the mountain meet dufu, head wearing a hat day Zhuo afternoon." Qing Zhou Lianggong "Nanxi Chen Kexing to the poems written by the show endowed with this gift": "Qingxia hat white cloud clothes, the ink stone remnants of the book will not be when."
The bamboo hat and straw raincoat. It is a generalized reference to the attire of fishermen. The preface of Qing Tang Yusheng's "Bright Moon Sang Nanpu", cited in Volume 3 of Leisure Garden Words: "When the wind and sun are good, I often chant and whistle all night, with a hat and straw raincoat, and I have never been detained by the heavenly apparatus."
The hats and straw raincoats. Borrowed to refer to the working people. Ming Song Yingxing "Tian Gong Kaifu - Nai Grain": "dude's son, to ochre clothing to see the hats and raincoats."
The hat and Ze 1. Zuo Zhuan - Duke Liao 17 years: "In March, the Vietnamese son of the Wu, Wu son of the Royal Kasazawa." Tang Lu Guangwei 《Wu Di Ji》："Songjiang is called Songling, also known as Kasazawa ...... the source of its river, connected to Taihu Lake." Ming Liang Chenyu (浣纱记-谋吴)：""其嗣主 夫差 日講武于 长洲，彼勇将 伍员 時耀兵于笠泽。". See also "Songjiang". 2. referring to Taihu Lake. Qing Dynasty Fang Wen's poem "Vai Ling and He Ji De Boat to Wu Men": "I will go back to Kasawa to buy Wu kayak, and the painted boat will cross the stage bridge." Zhao Yi (赵翼), one of the poems in <
For the old man in Kasawa, see "Kasawa Weng".
The "Kasawa Weng" is also known as "Kasawa Weng". The Song Dynasty poet Lu You's alias. Song Lu You "ten days of rain on the river" poem: "Poor Kasawa Weng, a hundred worries set temples." Song Lu You "after the rain very cool material Jane suitcase in the old books have feelings" poem: "Kasawa old man disease woke up, gladly up to take care of the West Zhai book."
Hat Hub 1. Ancient hat on the soldier's car. Zuo Zhuan - Xuan Gong four years ":" Bo beams shooting king, wash , and drum hock, in Dingning; and shooting, wash , in order to cross the hats hub." Du Preliminary Note: "The chariot was uncovered, and the honored one was holding a hat on the side, standing by the hub to protect himself from the cold and heat, which was called a hat-hub. This says the arrow over the carriage and the king's cover." 2. Borrowing to refer to military vehicles. Northern Zhou Yu Xin, "Lamenting Jiangnan Fugue": "In the hat hub and in charge of the army, out of the Lanchi and can be noon."
The hat brim refers to the part of the hat that rises up around the lower cover. Tang Lu Guimeng "evening ferry" poem: "Sample Lotus boat tease the village to go, hat eaves Demoiselle sleeve has the sound of the remnants."
2. Idioms with the word "hats"The alliance of the car hats Hats: bucket hats. It is a metaphor for not changing the friendship of the poor and the lowly because of the rich and the noble.
Wearing a hat in a car Riding: sitting, driving; Hasa: bucket hat. It is a metaphor for not changing one's friendship with the poor because of wealth.
Wearing a hat in a car is a metaphor for not changing one's friendship with the poor and the lowly because of wealth.
Green Demoiselle and Green Hat A straw raincoat made of green grass and a bamboo hat. It describes the dress of a fisherman.
Manshoes and bamboo hats Manshoes: straw shoes. Bamboo hats: bamboo hats. Wearing straw shoes and bamboo hats were the tools of ancient people's wandering.
The rain hat ① refers to the straw raincoat hat two rain gear. The name "rain hat" refers to two kinds of rain gear, namely, straw raincoat and bucket hat.
rain hats and straw raincoat Demoiselle hats and hats used to prevent rain for the fisherman's clothing. Also borrowed to refer to fishermen.
There is no first idiom starting with the word "笠", and there are 10 idioms starting with the word "笠":
1. 雨笠烟蓑
yǔ lì yān suō
The rain hat and the smoke raincoat are used to protect against rain. > Explanation Demoiselle hats and raincoats used for protection against rain are the clothing of fishermen. It is also used to refer to fishermen.
2. dài lì gù jiāo
dài lì gù jiāo
Explanation refers to the poor and lowly friendship.
4. The Alliance of Car Hats
chē lì zhī méng
Explanation: hats. It is a metaphor for not changing a poor and lowly friendship because of wealth.
5. rain raincoat and wind hat
yǔ suō fēng lì
Explained that the raincoat and hat used to protect against rain are the clothes and ornaments of fishermen. It is also borrowed to refer to fishermen.
yān suō yǔ lì
Explanation ① refers to the two kinds of rain gear. The term is used to refer to the clothing of a recluse or the life of a recluse.
7. máng xié zhú lì
máng xié zhú lì
Explanation máng xié zhú lì: straw shoes. Bamboo Hat: a hat made of bamboo. Wearing straw shoes and bamboo hats was a tool for the ancients to go out and roam. It refers to roaming around.
8. rain raincoat and smoke hat
yǔ suō yān lì
Explanation of rainproof straw raincoat hat and hat, for the fisherman's clothing. It is also borrowed to refer to fishermen.
9. chéng chē dài lì
chéng chē dài lì
Explanation: chéng chē dài lì
Chéng chē dài lì: a hat. It is a metaphor for not changing the poor and lowly because of the rich and noble.
10. Green Demoiselle and Green Hat
lǜ suō qīng lì
Explanation: A straw raincoat made of green grass, and a bucket hat made of green bamboo. Describe the dress of a fisherman. Idioms containing the names of two animals Crane standing on a crane, cock crowing and dog stealing, sandpiper and clam fighting, eating and swallowing, spider's trail, dragon fighting and tiger fighting, dragon and horse spirit, dragon flying and phoenix dancing, dragon running and tiger leaping, dragon charging and tiger stepping, dragon pond and tiger's lair, dragon leaping and phoenix singing, traffic and horse racing, pointing to a deer as a horse, rabbit dying and fox grieving, chicken and dog being restless, 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 foot heavy, and hands and feet in love, Mouth is not the heart, hand is quick, ear hears and sees, head is broken and blood flows, eyebrow is clear and beautiful, watch with folded arms, mouth is not bad, hand is not binding chicken power Idioms containing the names of insects Moth to Flame, Cicada Shells, Mosquitoes Become Thunder, Toad Palace Folds the Laurels, Silkworms Eat Whale Swallows, Dragonfly Dotting the Water, Mantis Blocking the Vehicle, Arachnid Horse Trail, Mantis Cicada Catching Cicada, Yellow Bird in the Back Idioms containing a set of near-synonyms Seeing a great deal of knowledge, observing words and colors, looking far ahead, looking to the left and the right, dispatching troops , shattering bones stormy weather , side-tracking , a lot of hard work , quick eyes and quick hands , living and breathing , shocking heaven and earth seven pieces of pieces , nonsense , change of dynasty , hearsay idiom Containing a set of antonyms high eyes and low eyes, topsy-turvy mouth topsy-turvy head but no tail, arrogance and compliments fleeing from the East to the West, scattering to the West, running in the North, looking to the right and looking to the left, accumulating little and accumulating a lot of things, sharing sweetness and sweetness, half believing, half doubting, great ability, using talent to precede one another and then one's self The idiom of "to have a mouth but not a heart" (有口無无心), "to have a mouth but not a heart" (天经地义), "to make a fake real" (弄假成真), "to make a fake real" (弄假成真), "to make a fake real" (举足足重), "to make a big deal" (举足足重), "to make a big deal" (南腔北调), "to make a big deal" (南腔北调), "to make a mistake" (声东击西), "to turn danger into safety" (转危为安安 ?35? to turn danger into safety ?34? 苦苦地想 (苦思冥想)静静地想 (静思默想)想得周全 (深思熟虑)想得混乱 (胡思乱想)想得厉害 (浮想联翩)想得很多 (左思右想)想得荒谬 (痴心妄想)想得离奇 (异想天开开)想了又想了又想 (朝思暮想) "多". "的成语 Audience much (座无虚席) VIP much (高朋满座) People much (摩肩接踵) Talent much (人才济济) Soldiers and soldiers much (千军万马) Things much (林林总总) Colors much (五彩缤纷) Categories much (千差万别) Difficulties much (千辛万苦) Words much (話儿多 (滔不绝) Reading much (博览群书) Insight much (見多识广) Changes much ( (千萬变化) 走得多(走得多) 走得多(走南南遠) colorful(五色六色) 花样多(五花花多) Idioms with near-synonyms of "看" 見多識广 望而生畏 察言观色 一视同仁 一览无余 高瞻远見 坐井观天 举世瞩目 管中窥豹 左顾右盼 Idioms with the Chinese character "dragon" 生龍 Banmen make a fool of themselves The army never tries to be deceitful The last and the last of the same idioms are the same as the first and the last of the same word The last and the last of the same word are the same as the first and the last of the same word The first and the last of the same word are the same as the first and the last of the same word The first and the last of the same word are the same as the first and the last of the same word The first and last of the same word are the same as the first and last of the same word The first and last of the same word are the same as the first and last of the same word The first and last of the same word are the same as the first and last of the same word The Romance of the Three Kingdoms (《草船借箭》), "Borrowing Arrows from a Grass Boat" (草船借箭》), "Crossing the Five Guards and Cutting off the Six Generals" (过五关，斩六将》), "One is willing to fight, one is willing to be beaten" (一愿打，一个願挨，一个願挨), "Losing a Lady and Folding an Army" (赔了夫人又折兵) and "Fighting with the Scholar" ("舌战群儒") (《红楼梦》) "Dream of the Red Chamber" (《红楼梦》). The person who sees the wind and makes the rudder.
2. (Smiling Tiger) Smiling face to face, two-sided people. 3. (Snake) The person who is strong and rogue and dominates the area.
4. (Iron rooster) not a penny, stingy money. 5, (pug) tends to the trend, a hundred obedient people.
6, (scapegoat) suffered on behalf of others, on behalf of people beaten. 7. (Frogs at the bottom of the well) people who are ill-informed and do not have extensive knowledge.
8, (Ruzi cattle) bowing to exhaustion, for the benefit of the people. 9, (Thousand Mile Horse) to get both talent, a great deal of work.
10, (paper tiger) is a metaphor for people who are strong and dry. To make a home for animals Pig pen Bird's nest Snake's hole Dragon's lair Rabbit's nest Cowshed Chicken coop Stable Ant's nest Dog's nest Numerical Idioms A sing-song, a call, a clean slate, a clean slate, a drop, a thousand zhang, one sporadic effort, a thousand li, a thousand miles, a hundred miles, a hundred miles, a hundred miles, a hundred miles, a hundred miles, a hundred miles, a hundred miles, a hundred miles.
5. Four-character words for green青枝绿叶
[qīng zhī lǜ yè]
1. greenish-green branches and leaves. It mostly refers to trees that grow luxuriantly.
苍翠欲滴
[cāng cuì yù dī]
Cang Cui: deep green. It describes green plants such as grass and trees as if they are full of water.
Green grass like Yin
[lǜ cǎo rú yīn]
The green grass seems like a mattress on the ground. It is often used to refer to a grassy area for temporary rest. It is also called "green grass like Yin". It also describes bright and varied colors.
青山綠水
[qīng shān lǜ shuǐ]
A general term for beautiful mountains and rivers.