What are the four-character idioms of drums and flags?

1. What four-word idiom can "flag" and "drum" form [qí gǔ xiāng dāng]

Description: Metaphorically, both sides are equal in strength.

Ye Fan, a Southern Dynasty man, wrote in The History of Xiao Weichuan: "If Ziyang is sent to Hanzhong and Sanfu, it is hoped that the generals and horses will be evenly matched."

If Sun Ziyang goes to Hanzhong and Sanfu, he hopes that with the help of generals and horses, the two sides will be equal in strength.

Extended data

Flag and drum are quite antonyms.

First, outnumbered

Explanation: many: many; Less: very little; Enemy: resist. A few enemies are not many.

From: Don Sun Qi's Biography of the Miraculous: "Being outnumbered, three wars and three north."

A few enemies are not the majority, and three wars and three defeats.

Second, outnumbered.

Explanation: little: very little; Enemy: resistance; A lot. Few people can't resist many people.

From: Mencius in the Warring States Period "Mencius Hui Liang Wang Shang": "Being outnumbered."

Of course, we can't fight the majority with a few people.

2. What are the four-character characters with drums? The drums are lost, the dolphins are lost, the drums are thundering, the drums are waving flags, the morning bell is ringing, the drums are beating the back, and the drums are beating cattle. Advocating anti-drum, flaunting lips, whipping lips, whipping lips, whipping abdomen, whipping eyes, whipping ears, whipping heads, whipping flags, whipping lips, whipping lips, kissing claws, whipping tongues, invigorating the heart, eye, nourishing the abdomen, heart and heart. Cheer up, beat the drum to sound gold, beat the ground, beat the plastic column, beat the drum to push the flowers, beat the drum to sound gold, beat the drum, wave the flag and set sail, beat the drum, beat the drum, beat the drum, beat the drum, beat the drum, beat the drum, beat the drum. The wind and waves are hanging in the air, waiting for the spine to die, the flag to die, the drum to break, someone to fight and cover the flag, drum to drum, drum to drum, drum to drum, drum to drum, drum to drum, drum to drum, drum to drum, drum to drum.

3. Four-word idioms with drum characters Drum knife butcher: Drum knife: moving knife.

A butcher who kills livestock. Refers to people with low social status: bulging in soft skin; The way the artifact expands.

Drums are loud: drums: playing. Loud sky: loud and noisy.

Playing all kinds of musical instruments, the sound is so loud that it goes straight into the sky. Described as very happy and lively.

Drum eye: the eyes are wide and protruding. A wink.

Cheer up: describe happiness and excitement. With "rejoicing".

Encourage Huan Xin: describe happiness and excitement. With "rejoicing".

Kiss your tongue with the drum: refers to the drum to make your lips and tongue. Kissing drum claws: I still say I run my teeth.

Describe the beast as fierce and terrible. It is also a metaphor for madness and fierceness.

Drums are over: drums: the sound of war drums. Decline: weak.

The drums are weak and the strength is exhausted. Describe the tragedy when the war was close to failure, and also describe the slack at the end of the article.

Drum tongue and lip wagging: drum lips and tongue wagging. Describe to incite or lobby with eloquence.

It also means to comment heavily (mostly derogatory). Drum tongue and lip: Turn the tongue and open the lips.

Describe rap. Tongue lifting: to move the tongue and lift the spring in a musical instrument.

Confuse people with touching words. Even: the two armies are against the enemy; Confrontation.

The metaphor is that the two sides are equal in strength. Same as "equality".

The drum is weak and the flag is crooked Describe the low morale of the army.

Fight for the head: fight for the head; Be sharp and strong. Protruding eyes and critical eyes: refers to the way the eyes protrude.

Beat the earth with drums: The original meaning means that people have enough to eat and have leisure time to play games. Later, it was used as a code to praise peace and prosperity.

It's the same as "hitting the soil and bulging the belly." Full stomach, harmony: full stomach, get along with music.

Describe peace and joy. Belly drum belt feeding: belly drum: belly drum, that is, full; Feed: food contained in the mouth.

Pat your stomach with your mouth full of food. Describe the carefree life in the Taiping era.

Lips are amazing: it describes playing tricks on the lips to provoke and incite. With "bulging lips and shaking tongue".

Shake your lips: play with your mouth and chew your tongue. Describe playing tricks, provoking and inciting.

Advocating noise: describes the noisy and lively sound when music is played. Drum lip: drum: plucking, vibrating.

Vibrate your lips and fiddle with your tongue. Describe using the tongue to provoke, incite or lobby.

The horn of the war drum is ringing: drum: war drum; Horn: A musical instrument in the ancient army, namely the horn. The drums sounded and the horn sounded.

Describe the majestic posture of the army when attacking. Inspiring: Inspiring: Cheer up and work hard.

Inspire people's confidence. Enhance people's courage.

The sorrow of the drum basin: the old one refers to the dead wife. Drum music: drums are played with music.

Describe a lively scene. The second word is drum, and the golden drum rings: golden drum: refers to the golden rooster and the war drum.

Golden roosters and drums are ringing together. Describe the fierce fighting atmosphere.

Loud gongs and drums: loud: loud. The gongs and drums are loud.

It originally refers to beating gongs and drums and directing advance and retreat in a battle. After describing the festive scene.

Drum attack: a metaphor for declaring a crime, condemning a crime or punishing a crime. Twilight drum and morning bell: Buddhist rules, playing drums in the temple at night and ringing bells in the morning.

Metaphor can make people wake up. Even number: Metaphorically, both sides are equal in strength.

A drum: the first drum; Work: cheer up; Qi: Courage. When I played drums for the first time, my morale was greatly boosted.

It is a metaphor to summon up energy when you are full of energy and finish the work in one breath. My drum mourned the dolphins: I: broken, broken; Mourning: mourning; Dolphin: Pig.

It refers to beating drums and cooking pigs to ask God for treatment, but the disease is still incurable. It's no use using expensive to describe it.

Drum skin: defeat: shabby. Broken drum skin can be used as medicine.

Metaphor is humble, but useful. Booguman: Booguman: Booguman's drum; Leimen: the name of the city gate in Huiji, Zhejiang Province in ancient times.

Playing cloth drums in front of the thunder gate. Showing off one's skills in front of experts.

Clap the drum and grab the flag: describe the bravery of fighting. Bonfire drum: bonfire drum: bonfire and war drum; Interest: Stop.

Metaphor is war. Corresponding to a drum: a drumstick.

Beat the drum with a drumstick and the drum will ring. Metaphors correspond to each other and cooperate closely.

Bulging: Bulging in soft leather; The way the artifact expands. Golden Drum: Golden Drum: Golden Rooster and Drum.

Noisy: loud. Describe the noisy and lively sound when music is playing.

It also describes a strong military force or a fierce battle. Golden drum: ancient soldiers were commanded by golden roosters and war drums, and when they beat the drums, they entered, and when they sounded the gold, they retired; Even the sky: resounding through the sky. Describe great military power or fierce fighting.

Joints promote flowers: joints: drums with two skins and one waist. Knock on the drum to make the apricot blossom early.

Beating drums to ring gold: In ancient times, when the two armies were at war, they sounded the golden command with drums, and when they beat drums, they advanced, but when they sounded gold, they retreated. Drumming and screening gongs: Drumming: banging drums violently.

Sift gong: knock gong. Beating gongs and drums.

Describe the noise. It is also a metaphor for trying to exaggerate things.

Playing drums and ringing gold: gold: refers to gongs. It refers to beating gongs and drums on the battlefield to create a powerful momentum.

Twilight drums and bells: metaphor can make people wake up. Same as "Twilight Drum and Morning Bell".

Open drum attack: to declare a crime, condemn or condemn. Beat the drum and attack it: a metaphor for declaring a crime, condemning or condemning.

Beating people with gongs and drums: refers to people being bullied when they lose power. A drum and a board: both drums and boards are used to harmonize the rhythm of singing, and they are inseparable because metaphors help each other.

Waist drum: Waist drum: an ancient musical instrument with thick ends and thin middle. Metaphor is the middle of brothers.

Zhong Guyu: It means beating gongs and drums and eating delicacies. Describe a rich and luxurious life.

Bell and drum color: refers to a cheerful face, as shown when listening to music. Beating the drum to win the flag: waiting for the drum: a metaphor for impatience.

The third word is drum word exultation: hi: hi; Inspiring: inspiring. Describe happiness and excitement.

Rubber column drum instrument: After the column is glued with glue, you can play the piano. If the column can't move, you can't adjust the string. Metaphor is stubborn and inflexible.

Shake your lips and drum your tongue: play with your mouth and chew your tongue. Describe playing tricks, provoking and inciting.

Beating gongs and drums: refers to advocating and assisting from the side. Cheer up the cow: a metaphor for reasoning or saying things to unreasonable people.

It often implies futility or satirizes each other's stupidity. With "casting pearls before swine".

Put down your tongue and stick out your lips: show off your eloquence and talk big. Huan Xin's encouragement: describe joy and excitement, emotional excitement.

Cheer and inspire: describe extreme joy and excitement. Cheerful encouragement: describes joy and excitement, emotional excitement.

Use "Huan Xin encouraged". Feed one's stomach: feed one's mouth with food; Belly bulge: A bulging belly means you are full.

Pat your stomach with your mouth full of food. Describe the carefree life in the Taiping era.

It is said that people are full and have leisure time to play games. Later, it was used as a code to praise peace and prosperity.

Two.

4. What are the idioms that the fourth word is drum?

Morning bell and dusk drum,

In full swing,

Stand up again,

In a big way,

Beating gongs and drums,

Stand up again,