Idiom: hook your shoulders with your back.
Pinyin: gúu Jiān dābèI
Explanation: Take a back: Take a waist. To hug each other intimately.
Source: Han Qingbangqing's "Biography of Flowers on the Sea" The fifth time: "So they went back and forth to Zhang Huizhen's house in Toona sinensis and asked my aunt to take a message."
For example, making sentences: the eyes can't help but observe the men and women who are whispering and kissing endlessly; He shook like chaff and smacked his mouth. Lu Yao's Ordinary World Volume VI Chapter 48
Pinyin code: gjdb
Usage: as predicate, attribute and adverbial; Used in spoken English
(2) Idioms describing lovers
I. Waiting for The West Chamber
Pinyin: xi language
Explanation: refers to couples' private meeting.
Source: Tang Yuanzhen's poem "Three Nights in the Moon" "Waiting for the west wing of the moon, the windward door is half open." Couples meet privately, and the air door is half open.
Second, people are about dusk
Pinyin: rén Yu Huáng hán
Explanation: People date at dusk. Couples date.
Source: Yuan Anonymous's "Dream in a Cloud Window" is the second discount: "When you leave the guest, you are anxious and afraid that you will not meet people at dusk. After the guests left, I ran around early, and I was worried that I would disappoint my date with my lover.
Third, Wen Jun Sima.
Pinyin: wén jūn sοmγ
Explanation: The latter refers to lovers or lovers who love each other.
Source: Historical Records and Biography of Sima Xiangru: Sima Xiangru, a poet of the Han Dynasty, flirted with Zhuo Wenjun, the widow of Lin Qiongfu, Shang Zhuo and Wang Sun at the banquet; Wen Jun ran away at night and married him. Zhuo Wangsun denied the marriage, and Sima Xiangru and Zhuo Wenjun opened a pub. Wen Jun sells wine as a stove, just like washing dishes with slaves in calf leather pants. Zhuo Wangsun felt ashamed.
Fourth, I like water and fish.
Pinyin: Pinyin
Description: You can't leave like fish and water. Describe the close relationship, inseparable. More refers to lovers.
Source: Zhang Mingyi's "The Legend of Hong Fu": "Li Jing is a noble person, Zhang Ji is a woman, and they meet like fish." Jing Li is generous, and Zhang Ji is a chivalrous woman. They met like a duck to water.
Verb (short for verb) Tell it to the judge.
Pinyin: huān xǐ yuān jiā
Explanation: It means love and hate. Novels and operas are often used as pet names for lovers or children.
Source: Tong's "New Water Order Nianyuan": "Life is also because of him, and death is also because of him. Lovers make friends." Because he was born, because he died, a loving person is a pair of enemies.
⑶ What are the idioms to describe "hug"?
Squatting [g not copy u ji ā n d ā bè i] means hugging each other or being parallel.
On the left is holding [zuǒy ng yòu bào] to describe concubines (more common in old novels).
Hug [sh ē shēn qíng Xiāng yōng y not ng] deeply and hug together deeply.
Touching [chá n miá n qi γ n qu γ n], describing deep feelings and inseparable.
Dependence [xi ā ng y and w é i min ng] generally refers to interdependence, and no one can live without anyone.
(4) Idioms describing lovers' feelings
Love at first sight, hope and joy, longing for dreams, hand in hand, love and commitment.
5] Touch the feeling of the person you love and express it with idioms.
Liu Yong, Feng Qi and Wu's clothes became wider and wider, and he didn't regret it in the end, because it made people gaunt. Gong Zizhen's prose is not heartless, but turns into spring mud to protect flowers. Zhang Xianqian is not old, and his feelings are hard to break. The heart is like a double screen with a Qian Qian knot in it. One of Huang Jingren's two poems is like this star. It was not last night, and the wind and dew stood at midnight for it. Yuan Zhen sent three sad songs, and the third one will open his eyes all night. ...
[6] Lovers embrace intoxicated words.
1. Today is Valentine's Day. May couples pair up, a sincere blessing and a ray of sunshine of love shine on your heart. Everything will be fine, and all shall be well, jack shall have Jill. This is the most beautiful word. February 14, it will be more beautiful to laugh.
Today is Valentine's Day. I hope you are. Go to Happiness Street and fly hand in hand with me. Stand at the highest level and embark on a bright future. Best wishes for your happiness. I wish you a happy Valentine's Day.
It's hard to forget the first time I met you, your charming smile and your figure have been deeply in my life. The message sent to you on Valentine's Day is my warmest love. We are happy, and I will cherish it. I will be happy to see your smile, and I will fall in love with you. Happy Valentine's Day!
When Valentine's Day comes, I hope happiness will surround you. Sweet talk to report to you; Warm wishes to embrace forever; All shall be well, Jack shall have Jill. Dear, happy Valentine's Day, happy every day.
How did you use idioms to describe hugging together?
Idioms describe the beauty of lovers meeting.
Jinyufeng road
Pronunciation j and j Ο jīn fēng yülü l ü
The definition generally refers to the autumn scenery.
Tang Li Shangyin's poem "Seven Nights of Wei Xin" comes from the source: "Blue waves are from Jiang Lai, but they bring golden wind and jade dew.
What idioms can be used to describe the feeling of hugging each other between lovers?
; As if eager for something-with great desire.
There is a feeling between lovers that the other party can feel what idioms are.
Heart to heart; Love each other; The two have the same idea.
Xu NX nxiāngyìn
[Interpretation] Needless to say, each other's ideas; We can get to know each other Describe each other's thoughts and feelings. Heart: Answer your mind; Thoughts and feelings; Seal: close; Fit.
[Language] Tang Peixiu's "Guifeng Dinghui Zen Master Monument": "Only the soul is one; Printed and printed. "
[Orthography] stage; It can't be pronounced "xiànɡ". "
[Shape recognition] seal; Can't write "recognition"
Close sympathy
[Antonym] Words fail to convey meaning.
[Usage] Used as a compliment. Generally speaking, there are more than two people as the introduction object; Otherwise; Must be used with the prepositional structure indicating the object. Generally used as predicate, object and adverbial.