Whether extreme, reaching the peak, extravagant, rich and poor, extremely worried, extremely poor, extremely sad music version, extremely vicious, extremely evil, extremely thinking, extremely sad music, extremely poor in ancient and modern times, extremely tearful, extremely poor from birth and extremely poor in family planning.

I am extremely graceful, extremely poor, extremely changeable, extremely star, extremely poor, extremely desperate, extremely fierce, extremely heavy and difficult to return, extremely poor and extravagant, extremely immortal, extremely rebellious, extremely evil, extremely ambitious, extremely extravagant, extremely fierce and blissful.

Well, it's delicious. What four words can be used to describe it?

Excellent taste, never tired of eating, endless aftertaste.

What are the four-character idioms or words that describe "three" as particularly new?

Brand-new Huànány:x:n

[Interpretation]

Rejuvenation: describe it with brilliance. Dazzled; Give people a brand-new inner consciousness. Describe the emergence of a new look; It looks glorious.

[out]

Song Lizhiyi's Collection of Gu Xi Laymen: Records of the New Dharma Hall of Tianxi Temple: "It is appropriate to rebuild the kitchen of the monk hall ..."; A new look. "

[Pronunciation]

Huan; You can't pronounce "huān".

[shape discrimination]

Huan; Can't write "change" or "wandering".

[near meaning]

Take on a new look

[antonym]

keep intact

[usage]

With praise. Wide application range; It can be used from concrete scenery to abstract appearance. Generally used as predicate and object.

[structure]

Too formal.

[Discrimination]

~ and "look new" both mean "look new", but

The word "boss" is extremely important.

Minimum, maximum, multipolar, extremely high, extremely short, excellent, extremely far.

Basic meaning of pole

1. Top, highest point, end: Deng ~ (Emperor ascended the throne). Reach the peak.

2. refers to the north and south ends of the earth or the positive and negative ends of circuits and magnets: ~ the earth (the area in the polar circle). ~ circle. North. Yin.

3. try to climb to the top: ~ force. ~ look around. Things must be reversed.

4. The highest and last: ~ points. ~ limit. ~ over. ~ here.

5. International politics refers to countries and groups of countries with strong comprehensive national strength and great influence on international affairs: the trend of diversification.

6. criterion: represent the people.

7. Fatigue: people ~ Male.

8. In ancient times, it was "urgency" and urgency.

9. In ancient times, like "walking", killing or punishing.

10. Adverb: indicates the highest degree: ~ its. ~ yes (wéi).

1 1. Number: 10 to the 48th power. In ancient mathematics in China, the smallest proportion is zai, representing the 44th power of 10, and the largest proportion is Ganges sand, representing the 52nd power of 10.

(4) What idioms are there for extended reading?

Common phrases

1. Maximum value

(1) [Maximum; Huge; Huge; Huge; Huge; Amazing; Huge; Maximum; Max]: the maximum value

(2)[ extreme]: extreme

Endure great suffering.

2.ZHI maximum value

(1)[ Max]

(2) A number in a finite number set that is not less than any other number.

(3) Such a value of a mathematical function with one or more independent variables will lead to a decrease in the value of the function when any of the independent variables is increased or decreased by a small enough amount.

3. Polar Jiedi

[Polar Region] The region within the polar circle.

4. Pole Jí di m: n

(1)[ pole]

(2) Vertex of angular coordinates in polar coordinates.

(3) One of the two ends of the axis of a circle on a sphere.

(4) Any endpoint on the ball axis.

(5) [Ultimate; Extreme; Limit]: the highest limit of degree.

Wu is a four-character idiom.

Happy as a lark

[

Layla

slow

Ruo

elder brother

]

Basic explanation

Joy: happiness; If: as if; Crazy: out of control. Describe happiness to the extreme.

What are the four-character idioms in the idiom "Lu"?

There is a cross idiom, standing at thirty, lying in ambush on all sides, heinous, perfect and heinous.

1.30

Explanation: refers to people who have achieved something around the age of 30.

Said by: The Analects of Confucius Governing Politics: "I am determined to learn five out of ten and stand at thirty."

For example, Confucius said, "Be determined to learn five out of ten, forty without confusion, fifty to know the destiny, sixty to be obedient, and seventy to go without overstepping the bounds." .

Step 2 ambush on all sides

Description: It means to set an ambush on all sides and surround the enemy.

From: Yuan Anonymous's "Make-up Box" is the second fold: "Jump out of Jiubi Chain Village and get rid of the house of flying daggers."

We set a trap for the enemy.

3. heinous crimes

Description: It means that the crime is extremely heinous and unforgivable.

From: "Criminal Records of Sui Shu": "Ten more felonies are listed: ... those who commit these ten crimes are not within the eight arguments of redemption." Yuan Guan Hanqing's "Dou Eyuan" is the fourth fold: "This medicine has the crime of killing my father-in-law."

Ex.: This thug, who killed for money, is really ~.

Step 4 be perfect

Explanation: It's perfect. Nothing is missing.

From: Chen Qing Lang, "The Legend of Snowy Moon and Plum": "Don't worry when you go out; Isn't it perfect? "

Example: new things are not all perfect when they are first produced, but they will always grow and eventually replace old things.

5. One exposure and ten cold.

Description: exposure: exposure to the sun. The original intention is that although it is the easiest plant to grow, it can't grow even if it is frozen for ten days in the sun. Metaphor study or work hard, lazy, no perseverance.

From: "Mencius told the son": "Although there are things that are easy to live in the world, if you are violent for one day and cold for ten days, no one can live."

They ran out of the English classroom, still speaking and listening to Chinese. This is just a way of "~", and the savvy kung fu has been completely abandoned.

Ye Shengtao, Professor of English

"Pure" is an excellent four-character idiom.

Four-character idioms are extreme without the last two words. Four-character idioms with extreme endings are: knowing the extreme by counting the poor, octupole in Kyushu, circumpolar by the stars, octupole by four wastes, and infinite by Tailai.

1, including the poor and the wise, jiqióng zhejii

There is nothing to do.

The source is Li Ming Dongyang's Kethleen Zhai Ji: "He is extremely poor and wise. After dying several times, I covered my face and couldn't control myself. "

Commentary: When they are at their wit's end, there is almost no food and grass in the warehouse, and when they are sweating, they simply can't take care of themselves.

2, Kyushu octupole Ji 黜 黜 黜 黜 黜 黜 黜 黜 黜

It means all the far and near areas in the world. Kyushu: Ancient China was divided into Kyushu; Octupole: the most remote place outside Kyushu.

Source: Huainanzi Terrain Training: "Between heaven and earth, Kyushu octupole."

Description: All areas between heaven and earth.

3, the star ring pole zhòng xěng Huán jí

It means that many things revolve around one thing or many people support one person.

Usage: as object and attribute; Used in written language.

Source: The Analects of Confucius for Politics: "If Beichen lives in his place, the stars will be * * *." Beichen, Polaris. * * *, the word "arch" in ancient times, surrounded.

For example, Beichen where it lives is surrounded by stars.

4. Four wastes and eight poles, sì huāng bā jí.

It means a place that is extremely remote in all directions.

Usage: as subject, object and attribute; Used in written language.

Bai Juyi's poem source: "Four wastes and eight poles want to be repeated, and thirty-two hooves have no rest."

Explanation: You can go anywhere you want in extremely remote places in all directions, and the sound of hooves never stops.

5. Tailai Fat Chicken

It means that in the end, bad luck will come.

Two names of hexagrams in Zhouyi. No: the hexagrams are not smooth; Thai: Guashun; Extreme: the end. When adversity reaches its peak, it will turn into prosperity.

Used as predicate and object; Refers to the end of bad luck.

[Source] "Biography of Gou Jian in the Spring and Autumn Period of Wu Yue as a Minister": "If it is too late, it will be Thailand."

Explanation: At some point, bad luck will end and good luck will come soon.

What are the four words that describe "extremely rich"

Tie countless strings of cash around your waist-very rich

[Pinyin ]yāo chán wán guàn

[Interpretation] Waist wrap: refers to the belongings carried with you; Guan: In the old days, money was tied with a rope, and it was the same. Metaphor is a lot of money.

[Source] Nan Yun's novel: "There are guests who follow each other and have their own opinions, or they were originally the secretariat of Yangzhou, or they were rich in money, or they rode cranes. One of them said, "I got rich and rode a crane to the country." Want to have both. "

The rich entrepreneur donated a lot of money to charity.

Piles of gold and jade-great wealth

[Pinyin ]ιjιn jιy

[Interpretation] There are so many treasures that they can be piled up. Describe having a lot of wealth.

[Source] Tang Li and the poem "Long Valley satirizes teenagers": "Accumulate gold and accumulate jade to praise Yi Hao."

In feudal society, wealthy families piled up gold and jade and lived in luxury.

As rich as a country

[Pinyin ]fkdíguó

[Interpretation] Enemy: He. Private wealth can be compared with the wealth of the country. Describe extremely rich.

[Source] "Han Shu Deng Tong Chuan": "Deng Qian is all over the world, so rich."

He is a millionaire.

Lev Bai Tao

[Pinyin] Lifu language

[Interpretation] Metaphors are extremely rich.

[Source] Liu Liangjun of the Southern Dynasties "On the Breakup of Guang": "Rich Bai Tao, Da Luocheng, good at Tongling in the mountains, hidden in the Golden Cave."

He has been in business for several years and can be said to be rich.

The king's sister

[Pinyin] fü gu ró ng huá

[Interpretation] In the old days, it was described as rich and powerful.

[Source] "Guanzi Reorder": "And I must ask for help from outside, take the road of power, and do it, proud of your wealth, naive, called rebellion." Wang Hanfu's On Latent Husband and Glory: "The so-called virtuous gentleman may not be called a high position."

[Example] In the history of China, the emperor claimed to be "the wealth of the four seas" and enjoyed the wealth of the world.

What four-character word can "Jiu" and "Ji" be combined into?

Brazen, don't.

Extremely evil

End a speech

Ancient and modern

words of fulsome praise

Pure Land

Do your best and see farther.

Gaze into the distance

Gaze into the distance.

Wind-induced wind has been fully expressed.

Try to satisfy your emotions and greed without restraint.

Study deeply and carefully.

Study deeply and carefully.

Super long life

Very big

Between heaven and earth

Extremely empty

Understand the past and predict the future.

Abuse of force

When things go to extremes, they will turn to the opposite side.

Lifting the ban on financial wisdom and thought

Long-standing customs, habits, disadvantages or certain situations are difficult to change.

Long-standing customs, habits, disadvantages or certain situations are difficult to change.

What are the four words that describe "I am very envious and eager to get it"?

1, drooling

Pinyin: chui Xián sān chǐ

Explanation: It means three feet of saliva is hanging on your mouth. The prototype is greed to the extreme. Nowadays, it is often described as greed to want something good from others.

Source: Ye Junjian's "Freedom" XIII: "This child always drools when he sees others eating these things."

I am eager to see it.

Pinyin: Wang y∥ n y∥ Chu ā n

Interpretation: indicates that the eyes are passing through, and describes urgency.

Source: Tang Bai Juyi's poem "Send Micro": "The bald head changes, and the green eyes see through." Song Yang Wanli's poem "Small Window for Morning Cooking in Hengtangqiao Restaurant" says: "Hungry to see smoke is a green curtain.