Polite, diligent, love science, honest and trustworthy, correct mistakes and care about others.
Describe diligence and seriousness.
Diligent observation, good thinking, persistent pursuit, cherish time,
Describe children
Filial piety, studious, hardworking, helpful, lively and lovely.
Treat everyone equally, be clear about everything and be selfless.
Without hesitation, upright, selfless law enforcement.
Integrity, purity, self-denial and self-discipline
Honest, patient and law-abiding.
Firmness, loyalty, faithfulness, poverty and humility
High moral integrity, trickle to the public, open-minded and open-minded.
Deeply understand the principles of righteousness, modesty, prudence and honesty.
Resolute and open-minded, generous and dedicated, till death do us part.
Be frank and open, sacrifice yourself for others, forget your life and die, and sacrifice yourself for righteousness.
The former America was loyal, upright and brave.
Evil, like hatred, is empty, and like Gu, his heart is completely clean.
Open and aboveboard, open-minded
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Forget about eating and sleeping, hang the beam and stab the stocks, dig the wall for light, and be meticulous.
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Innocent, lively, glib, young, mature, upright, upright, straightforward, lovely, lively and naive, young and naive, energetic, energetic, energetic, young and ambitious, young and energetic, young and proud, young and ignorant since ancient times.
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2. Four words to describe a child is four words, that is, four words 1, dignified and strong.
Idiom pinyin: h ǔ figure h ǔ n ǔ o
Idiom explanation: describe a strong and simple appearance.
The origin of the idiom: Zhao Ziyue written by Lao She: "He is a vigorous and powerful hero."
2. smart
Idiom pinyin: c not ng mí ng lí ng l √.
Idiom definition: clever: flexible. Describe a child with a flexible mind; Strong memory and understanding.
The origin of the idiom: Feng Ming Menglong's "Awakening the world and saying that the oil seller monopolizes the flowers": "You are a smart man, and you must know something important."
3. Decadent and naive
Idiom pinyin: làn màn tiān zhēn
Idiom explanation: describe a pure heart without hypocrisy.
The origin of the idiom: Ethan Zhanbo's Appreciation and Enlightenment in front of the Temple: "How many people are wise and foolish when they are exhausted by troubles?"
4. Innocent
Idiom pinyin: tiān zhēn Wu Xié
Interpretation of idioms: evil: improper. Good-hearted, pure-hearted, no improper thoughts.
Idiom origin: Ding Ling's Snow Disaster Volume I: "I am an innocent person, a revolutionary soldier, a son and daughter of the party."
5, ice snow cleverness
Idiom pinyin: b ONG Xu c not ng míng
Idiom explanation: It means that people are clever and extraordinary.
The origin of the idiom: Tang Du Fu's poem "Send 23 servants to Hanzhong": "Sit and know the seven glorious calendars and draw the three armies. Snow cleverness, thunder elite. "
3. The four-word idiom describing children was originally published in lhuangjhx5 17.
The idiom 1 describing children, Ice Snow Clever: a metaphor for people's cleverness. 2, brilliant: describe a person with outstanding talent, intelligence and wisdom. 3, smart: smart: developed intelligence, high talent. Smart: flexible and smart. Describe a child as clever, lively and smart. 4, smart: intelligence exceeds the average person, very smart. 5, birds rely on people: according to: attachment. Birds snuggle up to people. Metaphor is attached to the powerful. It also symbolizes the petite, submissive and amiable form of children and girls. 6. Innocent: evil: improper. Good-hearted and pure, without improper thoughts. 7, sharp mouth: sharp, sharp: smart, flexible. Describe people who are smart and good at talking. 8. Extraordinary courage: Very brave and fearless. 9, lively and lovely: natural movements, not dull, describe children as cute and lovable. 10, innocence: innocence refers to simplicity; This idiom often refers to people's inner simplicity, frankness and naturalness. It is also used to describe the innocence and kindness of teenagers or children. 1 1. People love each other: people love each other, which means everyone likes it when they see it, describing people as beautiful and lovely, or things as pleasing to the eye. 12, both talent and appearance: both talent and appearance. 13, bright eyes and white teeth: bright eyes and white teeth. 14, dignified and strong: describe the appearance of being strong and honest (mostly children). 15, children's words are unscrupulous: the old superstition is to post these four words in the hall during the New Year, which means that children don't have to avoid speaking, even if they say unlucky words. It can also be said that it is cute or the language spoken by children is humorous and vivid, which makes people laugh. 16, never forget: never forget after reading it. Describe a very strong memory. 17, pure and flawless: describes people who are pure and kind, without stains. It also describes things as clean, perfect and flawless. 18, lively: happy
4. What are the four-character idioms that describe children?
Snow cleverness, birds depend on people, innocence, innocence, skipping, childhood friends, etc.
1, ice snow cleverness b and b and bīng Xuīng míng min
Explanation: Metaphorically, people are brilliant.
2. innocent girl F ē i ni ē o y ī ré n
Description: According to: attachment. Birds snuggle up to people. Metaphor is attached to the powerful. It also symbolizes the petite, submissive and amiable form of children and girls.
3. Innocent tiān zhēn wú xié
Explanation: (English) refers to simple heart, straightforward personality, no affectation and no hypocrisy.
4. Have a glib tongue. Linyecha
Commentary: Ling and Li: Smart and flexible. Describe people who are smart and good at talking.
5. Naive tiān zhēn làn màn
Explanation: Natural innocence; There is no artificial one. More refers to the innocence and cuteness of children. Naive: simple-hearted; Not hypocritical; Brilliance: frank and natural.
6, looking dignified and strong, H ǔ Tó n ǔ oh ǔ
Explanation: Describe a strong and honest person (especially a child).
7. The child's words are unscrupulous. Tang yanlin
Explanation: the child is innocent, and he speaks honestly. There is no need to get angry when he makes ominous remarks. It is also used to ridicule people for being childish and ridiculous.
8. childhood friends q:ng mei zhúm
Explanation: Describe the situation between boys and girls.
9. Distinguish the sun from the cold Bion Lyon
Explanation: The story about how far the sun is from the earth has been debated in ancient legends. Later, it was used to describe children's intelligence and early wisdom.
10, jumping around
Explanation: describe the healthy, lively and energetic appearance of teenagers.
5. Four-word words to describe teenagers: 1. Tian Zhen Lanman) 2. Ling Li Yazhi) 3. Young age) 4. Zheng Haoran qi) 5. Full of energy (Zhao Qi Peng Bo) 6. Be angry and strive for self-improvement. In high spirits (Shen Cai Yang Fei) 8. Full of energy (Shen Jing dou sou) 9. In the prime of life 10. Young and promising 10. 8+0. Young and wise) 12. Annual) 13. Juvenile Deyi) 14. Hou Wei) 15. Qi and blood are just (Qi and blood are just)
Teenagers now refer to children between the ages of 10 and 15, which is equivalent to junior high school and high school education. Teachers who have taught students during this period and parents whose children are so old have this experience. At this age, children suddenly become strangers, no longer "boys" around teachers and mothers, but "adults" who show confidence.
1 "Biography of the Later Han Dynasty in Southwest Yunnan": "When I first arrived in the county, I was millions of dollars, and I became more and more kind. Among teenagers, there are dozens of clouds. " Li Xian's Note: "Juvenile, not many years."
2. It was called a teenager in ancient times. Compared with old age.
"Everything is done by Han Feizi": "Zheng juvenile is a thief, and he is in." "Romance of the Three Kingdoms" Cao Zhi's poem "Seeing Ying Family" has a sentence: "I am a new teenager without seeing the old man."
Sun Bin Biography of the Three Kingdoms by Chen Shou in the Western Jin Dynasty: "Han sent a general Huang Fusong and a corps commander Zhu to attack the soldiers. I ask you to be the deputy army Sima, and the young people in the village are willing to follow. "
Tang Youth Travel in Handan: "Drinking with teenagers and shooting the Western Hills." "Surprise at the Second Moment" Volume 17: "Both of them are talented and young."
This term refers to the age between childhood and youth and people of this age. Xie Juezai's Notes on Flowers: "Chongqing Youth League Committee ... presented us with the model of juvenile factory system and woodcuts of young writers."
Foreword 2: "I have sought comfort from art since I was a teenager" 4. Young, young.
In the Western Han Dynasty, Liu Xiang wrote "Biography of Lienv Chen Widowed Wife": "Mother said,' I pity your youth.' Song Xin Qi Ji's "Ugly Slave Books in the Wall of Boshan Road" says: "Teenagers don't know the taste of sorrow, but fall in love with the floor.
Fall in love with the floor Worried about adding new words. "
Ming Dong Qichang's "Sacrifice to the Public" says: "The public () is a young man's arrogance, and it is his responsibility to destroy the traitors." Go back to chapter 1 15 of Records of the Eastern Zhou Dynasty: "(Lian Po) danced a few halberds at once, but jumped off his horse and said that Tang Jiu said,' What is a teenager like? I'm tired of worshipping Zhao Wang, and I want to give the rest of the report to the suburbs! ""Liu Qi's Good Years ":Drum Writing. "
5. Interpret Old Age: Many Experiences. Of a person who is young and steady, like an experienced elder.
Now it also refers to the lack of vitality of young people. Out: Qi's "Sanfu Juelu Weikang": "Weiyuan will be fifteen years old and eight feet and five inches long, which is a princess book.
He said,' Wei Shu, though young, has the wind of the times and is a swift horse.' "6, glib tongue (líng yáchǐ) [explanation] Linger and Li: smart and flexible.
Describe people who are smart and good at talking. [Source] The third fold of Yuan Wu Changling's "Zhang Tianshi": "If you stop here, you will be quick to say that people are good or bad, and they will blame others and do harm to others."
[Example] Born in ~, he is the best at improvising and likes Cheng and his fourth concubine very much. Qing Wu Ren Jian's Strange Situation Seen in Twenty Years, page 7, page 84. Vibrant (zhāo qì péng bó) Interpretation: morning; Full of vigor and vitality.
Full of vigor and vitality. Usage: subject-predicate type; As predicate, attribute and adverbial; It is full of praise and describes vitality.
Example: Teenagers should be full of vigor, but not lifeless. Synonym: vigorous; Vigorous; Antonym: old-fashioned; Lifeless; Lifeless; Dying; Dying; Depression; Frustrated; Desperate; 8. In full bloom. Hua means time, time period; Mao means full of vigor. This is a moment of youth, charm and glory.
Describe the youthful and energetic spirit of young people. Usage: often used to modify young people; Someone who can do something.
With praise. Generally used as predicate and attribute.
Example of sentence making: just a classmate and teenager, in full bloom; Scholar spirit, Fang Qiu. ("* * * Poem Qinyuanchun Changsha") Thirty years old is the prime of life.
A man was killed in his prime, and cancer took his life in his prime. In its heyday, Baker has grown into a tree.
Her only idea is to sell her daughter when she is in her prime. 9, the afterlife (hòu shēng kě wèi) explanation: the afterlife: young people, younger generations; Fear: awe, admiration.
It means that young people will definitely surpass their predecessors, which is very awesome. Later, it was mostly used to praise young people with ambition and achievements, or to praise young people for their smart efforts and bright future.
Source: Pre-Qin Confucius The Analects of Confucius Zi Han: Confucius said: "The afterlife is terrible, how do you know that the people are not today?" For example: "You are still young, and it is time for you to be awesome. You should respect yourself as much as possible." (Sue, Les Miserables, the tenth time) "The afterlife is terrible, not empty words.
(Song Zhuxi's "Letter to Chen Tongfu" Volume 12) "The afterlife is terrible, it is difficult to be illusory, and I am afraid that I can't see it." .
6. four words to describe a child's petite: cute, cute.
Describe a small figure, smart and lovely. Exquisite and exquisite describes dexterity and cuteness.
It is also a metaphor for people's intelligence. Innocence: refers to the simplicity of heart, without affectation and hypocrisy; Romance: frank and natural appearance.
Describe children's simple, lively and lovely thoughts, without affectation or hypocrisy. Naively describe children as simple, lively and lovely, without affectation and hypocrisy.
Use "childish". Idioms that describe people's cuteness _ Idioms that describe children's cuteness I still pity them: still; Unfortunately: love.
I still feel lovely to see her. Describe a woman's beautiful appearance.
Naive girl Yi: attachment. Cling to people like a bird.
Describe the petite and lovely appearance of a girl or child. Zuo Jia Nv Jiao refers to a beautiful and lovely girl.
Li described Bai as smart and clever. Clever: developed intelligence and high talent.
Smart: flexible and smart. Describe a child as clever, lively and smart.
Clever tongue: smart, flexible and clever. Have a glib tongue.
Smart: smart; Clever: To one's liking. Describe people who are alert and satisfied.
Innocent girl: Attachment. Birds snuggle up to people.
Metaphor is attached to the powerful. It also symbolizes the petite, submissive and amiable form of children and girls.
Delicate and delicate: The appearance of overgrown plants also describes the expression of pain. This refers to the delicate and lovely young pine, and later describes the delicate appearance of women.
Fat head and big ears, a fat head and two big ears. Describe a fat figure, sometimes referring to a lovely child.
Fat head and big face describe obesity, sometimes referring to lovely children. Both are "fat heads and big ears."
Fat head and ears describe obesity, sometimes referring to lovely children. Both are "fat heads and big ears."
The tail is scattered: it looks good when it is small; Displacement: another name for owl. Owls are cute when they are young, but ugly when they grow up.
Metaphor situation from smooth to difficult.