A four-character idiom consisting of two golds

1. What are the four-character idioms in which the second character is gold?

Cooking gold and food Cui: Make a fire to cook; Food: Diet, eat.

Describing sumptuous dishes. "Ci Jin Dan Hai" means not admiring wealth and honor, being generous and upright.

The golden knot embroidery describes the article as exquisite and tightly structured. Wear gold and wear purple gold: gold seal.

Purple: purple ribbon. With a gold seal and a purple ribbon.

Describes a very prominent position. The Midas touch is used to describe changing a good article into something bad.

It is also a metaphor for doing something bad. Midas touch: spell, method.

There is no magic that turns iron into gold. There is no best way to raise money and solve poverty.

There is no magic to turn iron into gold. There is no best way to raise money and solve poverty.

Same as "the Midas touch". The golden touch is used to describe changing a good article into something bad.

It is also a metaphor for doing something bad. Same as "turning gold into iron".

Broken gold powder Broken flower mother-of-pearl and scattered lead powder. It refers to a love affair that ends unsatisfactorily due to adversity.

Piles of gold and jade describe a great deal of wealth. Piles of gold and jade describe a great deal of wealth.

Stacking gold and jade There is so much gold and jade that it can be piled up. Describes possessing a lot of wealth.

The meaning of "gold and silver" is a metaphor for survival skills. Divide the gold and split the two is a metaphor for over-care.

Same as "divide the pound and break the two". To be sealed with gold and seal means to resign from an official position if you are not rewarded.

Gou Jin Yu Yu The two are too different to be compared. Hengjintuoyu refers to official attire.

Embrace gold and hang purple to describe a noble person. Gold, gold seal; Purple, purple ribbon with seal.

Embrace gold and drag purple to describe noble people. Same as "Embrace gold and drop purple".

The golden age refers to the most precious period in a person's life. It also refers to the most prosperous period of the country's politics, economy and culture.

Prime time refers to the time of day when radio and television have the largest number of listeners and viewers. The golden world describes a beautiful and perfect state.

Golden cast elephant cast: cast. Cast figures of gold.

To express admiration or remembrance of someone. Spend money like water: scatter.

Squander money like dirt. Describes extreme profligacy and waste.

Muddy gold and white jade is a metaphor for natural beauty without modification. It is often used to describe a person’s quality of being honest and kind.

Same as "Hundred Gold and Uncut Jade". Pure gold and jade are metaphors for natural beauty without modification.

It is often used to describe people’s qualities of simplicity and kindness. Accumulation of gold and jade. Accumulation of gold and jade.

Describes a lot of wealth. Charcoal flowstone burns and melts metals and stones.

Describes extremely dry and hot weather. Jiao Jin Shuo Shi makes the gold and stone melt and burn.

Describes the hot weather. Burning gold and sparkling stone means melting gold and stone, describing a very hot day.

Pure gold is refined for a hundred times, which is a metaphor for cultivating one’s virtues and abilities. Fine gold and fine jade Fine gold: refined gold; Liangyu: beautiful jade.

Pure gold and beautiful jade. It is a metaphor for pure character or exquisite items.

Fine gold and beautiful jade Fine gold: refined gold. Pure gold and jade.

It is a metaphor for pure character or exquisite items. Donating money equals jade means not attaching importance to property.

The adjective has sonorous syllables and is extraordinary. The syllables of the adjectives are sonorous and powerful.

Good gold and beautiful jade. Good red gold and flawless jade. The metaphor article is perfect.

It also refers to people with excellent moral qualities. Paying money to buy a gift means that the article is of high value.

Liujin Shuo Stone Shuo, flow: melt. It describes the weather as being so hot that it seems like gold and stone will melt.

To pick gold by mistake means to carve the words deliberately. Engraved gold and wrong color: engraving: engraving; wrong: painting.

The words used to describe the poem are very gorgeous. Engraved with gold and paved with green, describes the colorful colors.

No golden feathers refers to shooting an arrow into a stone, and the arrow head and the carved feathers behind the arrow shaft are all hidden. Same as "no gold drinks feather".

Without gold and drinking feathers, it refers to shooting an arrow into a stone, and the arrow head and the carved feathers behind the arrow shaft are all hidden. I am obsessed with gold and paper. It is said that I am obsessed with gold and paper.

Describe the luxurious and prosperous environment that makes people indulge. Ring the gold and withdraw the troops. Use gongs and other signals to signal the troops to withdraw and return to the camp.

Metaphorically, the battle is temporarily over. Ring the gold to withdraw troops. In ancient times, gongs and other methods were used to signal the troops to withdraw and return to camp.

Mojin Xiaowei Xiaowei: an ancient military officer title. Refers to an officer who plunders property.

Southern Gold and East Arrow Gold and stone in the south, bamboo arrows in the east. A metaphor for outstanding talents.

Ten Thousand Points of Nijin refers to the name of the chrysanthemum. Thousands of gold and a broomstick means that although one's own things are humble, they are very precious.

Thousands of gold broom means that although things are humble, they are cherished and valued very much. Spend a thousand gold to buy a smile.

The old meaning is to win the favor of a beautiful woman at any price. Qianjin Market Bone Spend thousands of gold to buy the bones of a thousand-mile horse.

A metaphor for the urgency of attracting talents. Thousands of gold and a gourd is a metaphor for things that are of low value but are very valuable when used at critical moments.

A golden moment describes how precious time is. Thousands of gold and one coin is a metaphor for things that are of low value but are very valuable when used at critical moments.

Same as "a thousand pieces of gold and a gourd". A thousand pieces of gold and a promise. Nuo: Promise.

A promise is worth a thousand pieces of gold. Keep your word and don't make promises easily.

A thousand pieces of gold buys a smile. Spend thousands of dollars to buy a smile.

The old meaning is to win the favor of a beautiful woman at any price. Spending a fortune describes living a luxurious life and spending money without restraint.

Qianjinzhijia refers to the home of the rich. The son of a rich man used to refer to the son of a wealthy family.

Clang, gold and jade is a metaphor for loud syllables and beautiful verses. Same as "Qiang Jin Ming Yu".

Clang of gold and jade. Gold and jade make sounds when they collide. The syllables are loud and the verses are beautiful.

Knock on gold and stone. Gold and stone: refer to musical instruments such as bells and chimes. Play musical instruments such as bells and chimes.

It also describes a sonorous voice. Strike gold and jade, strike bells and chimes.

The tone of the metaphor poem is sonorous and pleasant. Knocking on gold and jade refers to playing musical instruments such as bells and chimes.

It also describes a sonorous voice. Same as "knocking gold and striking stone".

Quejin Muye means that an official is honest and honest. Lost money is not ambiguous. Gold: originally refers to money, but now refers to various valuables; ambiguous: hidden.

When you find something, you don’t hide it and keep it as your own. Refers to good servant ethics and social mores.

The golden jade melts the metal and tarnishes the beautiful jade. It is a metaphor for the serious harm caused by slander.

Drag gold and wear purple, wear purple ribbon and gold seal. It is a metaphor for high-ranking officials.

Yan Jin Recruitment Show It is said that during the Warring States Period, King Zhao of Yan built a golden platform to receive the wise men from all over the world. Later, it was used as a guide for recruiting wise men.

Gold on the waist and purple on the waist is a metaphor for being a high-ranking official. Gold, gold seal; purple, purple ribbon.

Gold waist and purple robe. There is a gold seal hanging on the waist and wearing a purple robe. Refers to becoming a high official.

Winning gold once refers to leaving a basket full of gold and silver. It is better to teach Yi Jing. To win, pass "籝".

Gold and purple, wearing gold seal and purple ribbon. Refers to being in a high position.

Real gold does not need to be plated. Real gold does not need to be plated with gold. It is a metaphor that people with real talent and learning have no need for decoration.

Real gold and fierce fire is a metaphor for the quality that remains unchanged after severe testing. Heavy gold and purple means that there are several people in a sect wearing gold seals and purple ribbons, which shows their great honor.

The princes of the Qin and Han dynasties all had gold seals and purple ribbons. Heavy gold attack soup refers to several heavy gold city soup pools, which are very defensive.

Drinking with gold and delicacies with jade. The drinking cups are made of gold, and the vessels for serving dishes are made of jade. It talks about the luxury and luxury of banquets.

Make the sound of gold and stone. Gold and stone: musical instruments such as bells and chimes, with crisp and beautiful sounds. The metaphor is beautiful and the tone is sonorous. 2. Four-character words with gold

Four-character words with gold include: resplendent, as solid as gold, impeccable, golden words, title on the gold list

1. resplendent [jīn bì huī huáng]

1. Definition: Describes the bright, gorgeous and dazzling colors of buildings. Jinbi: golden green color.

2. Source: Chapter 4 of "Journey to the West" by Wu Chengen of the Ming Dynasty: "Crimson gauze clothes; brilliant stars; hibiscus crown; resplendent."

Translation: wearing a dark red gauze robe , as bright and bright as stars, golden and blue, and dazzling.

2. Solid [ gù ruò jīn tāng ]

1. Definition: Describes a very solid defense. Jin: Jincheng refers to a solid city wall. Tang: Tangchi refers to a well-defended moat.

2. Source: "Book of Han Kuai Tong Biography": "In the land of border cities, Yingcheng must be defended; they are all golden city soup pools; they cannot be attacked."

Translation: We will definitely defend the city. Everywhere is like Jincheng Tangchi, which is very difficult to capture.

3. Jin Ou Wu Que [ jīn ōu wú quē ]

1. Interpretation: Jin Ou: a wine container, a metaphor for the country. Ca Mau is not incomplete. A metaphor for the integrity of the country.

2. Source: Ming Dynasty Xu Hongzu's "Xu Xiake's Travels and Guizhou Travel Diary": "But the land in each state is half of the Weitun and half of the Miao. It seems that the Jinou was not intact at that time."

Translation: Every state and place is incomplete and no longer the complete state it was at that time.

4. Jinkou Yuyan [ jīn kǒu yù yán ]

1. Interpretation: extremely rare and valuable words. In feudal society, they were often called words spoken by the emperor. Later, they were also used to generally refer to words that cannot be changed. .

2. Source: "Resistance" by Xia Houzhan of Jin Dynasty: "Today is the sound of gold and jade, indifferent and silent. It makes my son live in a poor alley and stay in this extremely difficult situation."

Translation: Now it is rare for you to speak and remain silent, letting my son live in the back streets and guarding such poverty here.

5. Title on the Golden List [ jīn bǎng tí míng ]

1. Interpretation: Jinbang: In the imperial examination era, it was called the list announced in the imperial examination; title: write the name. Refers to passing the imperial examination.

2. Source: Volume 3 of Wang Dingbao's "Tang Zha Yan" of the Five Dynasties: "He Fu, in the ninth year of Taihe; next year, there are three chapters of Jie, so he sent it to the old one in the same year: ' The inscriptions on the gold medal are new, this year is still the same as last spring. Every time I am asked by Hongzhuang, why is there only one person again?"

Translation: He Fu, a poet of the Tang Dynasty, No. 9 of Taihe. In the second year, I wrote three more articles, one of which was sent to the old one in the same year: "Today I was named in the gold list. Spring is still the same spring (meaning that things have changed and people have changed). Among the flowers, beautiful women frequently visit. Why do I come here alone?" review? '"

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Four-character idioms containing gold:

Brilliant and magnificent, as solid as gold, golden words, title on the Golden List, and perfect. ,

Picking gold from the sand, picking up gold with everyone's mouth, golden wind and jade dew, golden sword and iron horse, a promise of a thousand gold,

King Kong's angry eyes, golden and jade good relationship, golden orchid knot, gold and jade in the house, gold-lettered signboard, < /p>

Gold is broken, thousands of gold is bought for gifts, thousands of gold points are made of mud, Jinhua Fairy Boy, golden grate is eye-catching,

Gold is purple, silver and green, green dragon is gold, waist is gold and purple, and gold is engraved and paved with green. , one hundred and two golden pots,

Gold wings break into the sea, golden rules and iron rules, making the sound of gold and stone, the agreement is like a golden orchid, a thousand gold pieces in a day,

The golden mirror can be sold, and the gold can be chewed with an iron tip. , Jade Tower Golden Palace, Touching the Gold Captain, A Moment of Thousand Gold,

Gold is not pure, Qiong Tower Golden Tower, the body of a thousand gold, the jade vibration of metal, the solidity of golden soup,

The calyx of a golden branch , the strength of gold and stone, the jade flute and golden bamboo pole, the purple belt with gold, the golden light,

A glance of a thousand gold, a dozen gold hairpins, a golden statue, a meal of a thousand gold, a gold vase of plain silk 4. Headed by the word "gold" What are the four-character words?

"Jinbang" refers to success in the imperial examination.

It is the same as "Jinbang".

Jinbang is brilliant. Brilliant: Brilliant. Describes buildings that are gorgeously decorated and dazzling. Brilliant: emerald green. Brilliant describes buildings that are gorgeously decorated and dazzling.

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Same as "glorious and magnificent".

Jinbang Title: Jinbang: In the imperial examination era, it was called the list announced in the palace examination; title: write your name.

Refers to passing the imperial examination. Jinbi Yinghuang describes a building that is gorgeously decorated and dazzling.

Same as "glorious". Jinhaoyuluo refers to the gorgeous imperial gear used on horses.

It is also a metaphor for Jue Lu. Same as "golden chariot and jade bridle".

Gold and jade Luo: horse bit; Luo: horse bridle. Horse bit decorated with gold and bridle decorated with jade.

Refers to the luxurious mounts of high-ranking officials and dignitaries. It is a metaphor for the generous treatment of high-ranking officials and dignitaries.

Golden chariot and jade bridle ① refers to the gorgeous imperial gear used on horses. ②A metaphor for Juelu.

Jinbo Yuye is a metaphor for fine wine. Gold, silk, pearls and jade: silk fabrics.

Gold, silk, pearls, jade. Describe something precious.

Golden Wings Broke the Sea Golden Wings: the name of the bird mentioned in the Buddhist scriptures; Broken: to separate or break things with your hands. The metaphor is powerful and powerful.

Jinchai: women’s jewelry; Tianhe: a box for jewelry. The legendary token of love between Emperor Xuanzong of the Tang Dynasty and Concubine Yang.

Refers to gorgeous jewelry. Gold hairpin exchanged for wine describes poverty, downfall and frustration.

Jincheng Qianli refers to the vast territory surrounded by strong cities, which is solid and reliable. The twelve golden hairpins originally described women with many jewelry on their heads.

The latter refers to people who have many concubines. The Jincheng stone chamber is a metaphor for a dangerous and solid city.

Jincheng Tangchicheng, Chi: city wall and moat; Tang: hot water. Metal city walls, moats with boiling water.

It is a metaphor for a city or fortification that is extremely solid and well-defended. Golden cicada sheds its shell when it becomes an adult.

It is a metaphor for using a trick to escape, so that people cannot detect it in time. Golden cicada sheds its shell. See "Golden cicada sheds its shell".

Gold hairpin is a fine alloy hairpin and a combination of gold hairpin and hairpin. It is said that it was a token of love between Emperor Xuanzong of the Tang Dynasty and Concubine Yang Guifei.

Jindang Dawan Jindang: originally an ornament on the hats of the ministers and regular servants in the Hydrocarbon Dynasty, it was later used to refer to high-ranking officials; Dawan: the place where the emperor’s relatives lived, and it was also used to refer to dignitaries. It is a metaphor for a person who holds a high position and enjoys a generous salary.

The golden elixir changes one's bones, which is a metaphor for the poet's creation entering into a state of profound enlightenment. Gold sable for wine: gold sable for wine: the crown ornament of the emperor's left and right courtiers after the Han Dynasty.

Take off the gold crown and exchange it for fine wine. Describes informality and indulgence in drinking.

The golden mink takes the wine and takes off the golden crown in exchange for fine wine. Describes informality and indulgence in drinking.

Same as "golden mink for wine". Jin Diaojiu took off his golden crown and exchanged it for fine wine.

Describes informality and indulgence in drinking. Same as "golden mink for wine".

The golden sword is like a metal knife and axe, and an awl made of bone is like an awl to untie knots. Describes quick decision-making.

Gold nails The red door of Zhuhu is riveted with gold nails. Refers to a wealthy family.

Gold powder luxury gold powder: lead powder used by women for makeup; luxury: luxury and luxury. Describe a life of extreme luxury.

Golden wind brings refreshment: refers to the autumn wind. In ancient times, the seasons were explained by the yin and yang and the five elements, with autumn as gold.

The autumn wind brings coolness. Jinfengyulu generally refers to the scenery of autumn.

Jin Fei Jade Walking Gold: Golden Crow, refers to the sun; Jade: Jade Rabbit, refers to the moon. The sun and moon are flying.

It is a metaphor that time passes easily. Golden brilliance has a golden luster or brilliance.

Jingu falls from the building Jingu: The name of the garden was built by Shi Chong during the Jin Dynasty. It is located in the northwest of Luoyang City, Henan Province today. In the Jin Dynasty, Shi Chong's favored prostitute, who was both talented and beautiful, was forced to jump to her death in order to show her loyalty.

It is a metaphor for the misfortune of a talented and beautiful woman. The golden light covering the earth is a metaphor for the God of Money’s great ability.

Jinguiguoshi refers to the outstanding talents of the imperial court. Golden turtle for wine Golden turtle: the name of the bag, a kind of ornament worn by officials in the Tang Dynasty.

Untie the golden turtle in exchange for fine wine. Described as a person who is open-minded and indulges in drinking.

Jingu Wine Numbers Jingu: The name of the garden was built by Shi Chong during the Jin Dynasty, and it is located in the northwest of Luoyang City, Henan Province today. The argot of being punished with three fights of wine.

In the old days, it generally referred to the number of measures of fine wine given during banquets. King Kong glares: his eyes are wide open and his orbs protrude.

Describes a mighty and formidable appearance. Gold, mother, wood, male: one of the five elements, the west belongs to gold; wood: one of the five elements, the east belongs to wood.

Refers to the immortals Dongwanggong and Xiwangmu. It is a metaphor for a talented and virtuous person.

Kinmen embroidered households refer to wealthy families.

Jinma Yutang Jinma: Jinmamen in the Han Dynasty was a place where scholars waited for edicts; Yutang: Yutang Hall was a place where scholars who served edicts discussed matters.

It used to refer to Hanlin Academy or Hanlin Bachelor. Jin Mi Zhi Shreds describes the luxurious and luxurious life of the exploiting class.

Jin Mi Zhi Zui describes the luxurious and luxurious life of the exploiting class. Jinlan qiyoujinlan: refers to friendship and deep friendship; qi: compatibility; qiyou: a friend who has the same affection.

Generally refers to sworn brothers. Golden gong soaring into the sky Golden gong: a metaphor for the sun; soaring: rising.

It is a metaphor for the sun shining high. The friendship between Jin and Lan is as solid as gold and stone.

The golden orchid is a metaphor for gold: a metaphor for firmness; orchid: a metaphor for fragrance; Qi: a metaphor for harmony. Refers to a congenial friend.

Friends of Jinlan refer to close friends. Jin Ou is perfect Jin Ou: a wine container, a metaphor for the country.

Ca Mau is not incomplete. A metaphor for the integrity of the country.

Jin Guan: a metal tool shaped like an arrow used to treat eye diseases in ancient India. Use a golden knife to scrape off the film on the surface of the eyeball to restore sight.

Describes superb medical skills that can restore others' sight. The golden vase fell into the well. The golden vase fell into the well.

It is a metaphor for being gone and never heard from again. Jinpu Ququ Jinpu: The metal base used to hold the door knocker on the door, usually in the shape of an animal or a dragon or a snake; Ququ: coiled.

Refers to the ornate decoration on the door. A metaphor for the grandeur and luxury of a building.

The golden vase is a vessel for drawing water; the plain material is white; the material is: a well rope. Refers to the equipment used to draw water from the well.

Golden lacquered rice bucket: a metaphor for a useless person. A rice pail painted with gold paint.

Refers to a person who is gorgeously dressed but has no virtue or talent. Gold Lacquered Toilet Toilet: Shit Bucket.

A dung bucket painted with gold paint. Refers to a person who is gorgeously dressed but has no virtue or talent.

The Golden Man Speaks Golden Man: A man made of copper. Shukou: To seal one's mouth, to keep silent.

The bronze man kept silent. Be careful with your words.

Also known as "The Golden Man Three Silences". The golden person's silence is a metaphor for keeping silent due to worries.

The golden man's silence is a metaphor for keeping silent due to worries. The motto of the golden man is a metaphor for keeping silent because of worries.

The disadvantages of golden tongue are: using gold to make a tongue; disadvantage: breaking. A tongue made of gold speaks loudly.

It is a waste of words to talk a lot. The golden tongue covering one's mouth is a metaphor for keeping one's mouth shut and not speaking.

Gold and stone are as unchangeable as gold and stone. Describes adhering to covenants, integrity, etc.

5. The fourth word is an idiom with the word gold

A hundred forbearance turns into gold, but the sleeves are turned into gold, but the gold is broken, and the broom is worth a thousand gold. The golden thief's sister-in-law received the Midas touch and turned it into gold

The Midas touch turned the stone into gold, the iron turned into gold, the east arrow, the south gold pipe, the Bao divided the gold, beat the drum, beat the gold, struck the jade, knocked the gold, destroyed the gold, piled up the jade, piled up the gold, the floating light leaped over the Jin family, accumulating thousands of gold< /p>

Jia Yu Ming Jin Jia Yu Cang Jin Jia Yu Knocking Goldsmith's Stone Transporting Gold Chewing Iron Tsui Gold Beating Drums Ming Jin Oak Sun Rain Gold Fierce Real Gold Buying Iron Thinking of Gold Twilight Nights Pregnancy Gold Pai Sha Jian Gold Pai Sha Seeing Gold Plundering Sand and Picking Gold Janes covered with sand, pure jade, muddy gold, people are grabbing the gold, the sun is in the bucket of gold, panning for gold in the sand, panning for gold, attire, stealing gold, glittering stones, flowing gold, glittering jade, flowing gold, stones, flowing gold, panning for sand, getting gold, panning for gold, concentric, breaking gold, soil dolls, covered with gold, cherishing ink like gold, cherishing words like a golden swallow, a thousand pieces of gold. A thousand gold for a meal, a thousand gold for a look, a thousand gold for a pot, a thousand gold for a moment, a thousand gold for a moment

A thousand gold for a promise, a thousand gold for a smile, a thousand gold for a word, a thousand gold for a piece of paper, a thousand gold for a piece of paper

A thousand gold in one word, a thousand gold in one word, a purple waist in gold, Zhu Huaijin in the crowd. Words of mouth sell gold, and people sell gold. 6. I beg for a four-character idiom with the word "gold" in it

I have only been studying for a few years, and I only know this. I hope it can help you

Cooking with gold and eating jade

Saying goodbye to gold and crossing the sea

Browsing gold and knotting embroidery

Wearing gold and wearing purple

Turning gold into iron

The golden touch is useless

The golden touch is useless

The golden touch makes iron

Cut off the gold and zero powder

Stack the gold Stacking jade

Stacking gold and stacking jade

Stacking gold and stacking jade

Stacking gold and drowning silver

Divide the gold and break two pieces

Seal gold and hang seal

Hook gold and feathers

Horizontal gold and drag jade

Hold gold and hang purple

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