What is an idiom?

Common phrases

Nonsense.

Such as: gluttony (gluttony); Risk (greed). Greedy version); Abuse of power (greedy violence); Dirty (greedy and despicable); Procrastination (wasting too much on government affairs); Obsession (lust; Greed); Daofugui

Such as: blessing (accepting blessings); Shelter (receiving protection); Where is the bubble (suffering); Where is the position (official position); Swearing (only in name); I don't know (list; Light); Suffer (bear); Accept (accept); Bear)

2. How to group words?

chatter without stop

chatter without stop

Thank you for your hospitality.

discuss

murmur

You Kuiyu as your bosom friend

This is a polite ceremony.

What's the matter?

Daoying

The sound of gurgling water

Where is it?

Iron iron

Where is it?

avoid

Easy way

Suffer.

insult

Daorong

Painful feelings

steal

accompany

Misname

Fuzzy

Daoling

spread

Ran Tao

Daolai

Disturbing evidence

Benefit from your guidance/advice

Knife scissors

naughty

Thank you very much.

tunnel

Dowden

Turn things over.

many

Inagi

reuse

Go to the bathroom.

3. What are the idioms with the word "Dao"?

Chat with the bottom, chat with friends, nag and chat.

(1) Idiom: Make room for the last seat.

Pinyin: tāo péI mòZuo

Explanation: among them: modesty, income (benefit); Accompaniment: companionship; Last seat: The last seat in the seat. This is a well-meaning entertainment word.

Source: Li: "Xing, sit at the end of the party." Sit at the end of the banquet and drink when you are happy.

(2) Idiom: Where is the bosom friend?

Pinyin: t ā o z à izhh and j ǐ

Explanation: In the past, modesty meant insulting others and feeling ashamed. Bosom friend: A friend with deep friendship. I am ashamed to be your bosom friend.

Source: Cui Xiucai, owner of Qing Ji Garden: "Everyone says that you are a bosom friend, and you are desperate." I am ashamed to be your bosom friend. We should honor our promise as soon as possible.

(3) Idiom: nagging

Pinyin: lāo lāo dāo dāo

Explanation: I talk a lot, and I can't finish.

Source: Zheng Songxiaosi's Answer to the Question of Wu Shan People's View of Geography: "It is absurd to waste money without being nagged by future generations." It is absurd for people who have never seen the afterlife to talk endlessly, be fragmented, give up their roots and pursue uselessness.

(4) Idiom: pour out.

Pinyin: xù xù dāo dāo

Explanation: Describe verbosity and nagging.

Source: Tang Mingzu's Journey to the Victory of the Filial Piety: "Since I was an adult, I talked with Li Lang at night until the fourth and fifth drums, tossing and turning. Where can I sleep? " As an adult, I talked endlessly with Li Lang every night until the fifth watch, tossing and turning, where can I sleep?

(3) Extended reading of past idioms:

Examples of phrases are as follows:

1. gush [dāo Lao]: gush about a little thing.

2. [Dā o Deng] Rolling: Take out the clothes at the bottom of the box to dry.

3. chatter endlessly [dā o]; Nagging: Stop nagging alone and listen to your opinion.

4. The voice of [dā o tá o] is high and loud.

5. talk too much. Often used to express modesty.

4. What are the combinations of "Noisy"

Dāo nagging [dāo Lao] nagging; Talk nonstop. On [dāo niàn] 1. I often mention it because I miss it. Where to go [dāo Deng] See "Where to go"

5. Dishi polyphonic words

Nagging,

Random talk,

Talk,

Count the past,

Chant,

Ask questions,

Back and forth,

Lament,

Deng was there,

The light there,

Answer while teaching.

Grind off,

Where is love,

Where is it,

Where is it,

Oh, yes,

Oh,

Full of complaints,

Where to take it,

Overindulgence,

Stick,

Where is the first one,

Go to the bathroom,

Practice,

Dirty,

Go back to the dust,

Let's talk,

Verify and answer.

Sorry,

Wandering around,

Long,

Insult,

Walk over there,

Chatting,

Go on,

Where is it,

Fly high,

Where to bear it,

Greed,

Daoling

6. What are the word combinations of "Dao"?

Where the word combination:

1, nagging

Sentence: But if you can stand my rambling, please imagine what would happen if he lived in the present instead of the post-war boom of 1949?

Description: < light > describes the level of detail.

2, babbling

Sentence: If she can't control this character, and you don't want to end this friendship, then limit the time for her to talk about herself, and then give yourself the same time to express her opinions.

Explanation: talk endlessly (including disgust): don't be alone, listen to your opinions.

3. nagging

Sentence making: When human children begin to learn to speak, they know that it is impolite to interrupt others at will. Although, this may require parents to keep nagging in their ears to remember this rule.

Explanation: endless: nagging |~ for a long time.

Step 4 chant a spell

Sentence: His partner is a commercial photographer, and he talks about exposure and aperture before and during shooting.

Description: (1) Keep saying because of thinking or yearning: This is our frequent captain Qian. ② < Fang > theory; Talk: I have something to tell you. Read aloud, too

Step 5: Think

Sentence: Well, nothing new, but last Wednesday, it was a good reminder to my mother that she was speechless. Simplicity is beauty.

Explanation: (dāoniàn) chanting.

6. Teaching.

Sentence: Do I need to appoint a manicurist? Maybe we'll help you set it up.

Explanation: Be polite and learn a lesson (be taught, thank you).

Step 7 hinder

Sentence: After dinner, guests usually stay for another two or three hours, but considerate guests will also pay attention to saying goodbye before the host's enthusiasm wanes.

Explanation: make polite remarks, interrupt (entertain guests, thank you).

8. mumble

Sentence: I wonder what Mrs. Welland would say if she really said these words instead of just whispering in her heart.

Commentary: whispering.

9. Where is the light?

Sentence: Excuse me, is this the right way to the department store?

Explanation: Courtesy, show off (benefit, thank you).

7. Pinyin and word formation of Tao

Where are the pinyin and word combinations?

8. Dishi polyphonic words

Pronunciation [dāo] group words: eyah, eyah, eyah, eyah, eyah.

Pronunciation [tāo] group words: ask questions, ask questions very gently, ask questions about teaching, ask friends, and ask pairs of carp.

Look at the definition of subordinate sound first [dāo]:

Go on.

Second, the pronunciation interpretation [tāo]:

Modesty. Explain that you have (benefited from others): ~ been taught.

(8) Extended reading of Nao phrases and idioms.

First, the evolution of etymology:

Second, the interpretation of words:

Classical Chinese version of Shuo Wen Jie Zi: rambling, gluttony or. From the mouth, the sound of a knife.

Vernacular version of Shuo Wen Jie Zi: Oh, I am insatiable. The glyph takes the word "mouth" as the edge and the word "knife" as the edge.

Third, related words:

1, nagging [dāo old]

Chatter: endless about a little thing.

2.[dāo]

Chatter endlessly; Nagging: Don't be alone, listen to your opinion.

3. Fan Deng [dāo Deng]

Rolling: take out the clothes at the bottom of the box to dry.

4. Q [tā o r m: o]

Thank you for your hospitality. Thank you for your hospitality and trouble.

5. The light there [tāo guāng]

Politeness, honor (benefit, thank you)

9. What words are there in the group words?

What words are there in the group?

What words are there in the group?

Nag, nag, nag, count,

Chanting, nagging, nagging, nagging,

Talk, talk, talk, talk,

Excuse me, excuse me, excuse me, excuse me,

Too much sex, too much sex, too much sex, too much sex go to the toilet, too much sex.

10. What are the combinations of Tao?

1, nagging [láo]

Interpretation: it means that speaking and writing articles are wordy and not concise.

Lu Xun's Letters to Zheng Zhenduo: "Specializing in all periodicals is a shortcut, taking shortcuts, nagging, thoughtless and boring."

2. About [dāo niàn]

Interpretation: Keep talking because of thinking or longing.

Luo's "Evidence of Crime" X: "Mom, don't keep saying this, I'm afraid!"

3, where to teach [tāo jiào]

Interpretation: courtesy, learning (thanks for being taught)

Go back to the May 4th Movement of the Mirror Flower Garden: "My sister has a beautiful scenic spot, but she must be able to accompany her and teach everything."

4. Q [tā o r m: o]

Interpretation: disturbing; Trouble. It is often used as a courtesy.

"Surprise at the Second Moment" Volume 4: "We just ask questions without answers and feel that we are too thick-skinned."

5, babbling

Interpretation: nagging; Talk nonstop.

Lao She's Longxugou Act III: "Let the old lady talk here!"

(10) Extended reading of idioms;

In which: [dāo] [tāo]

Radical: formula: five elements: five elements belong to fire: KVN

Basic explanation

Where [dāo]

Said a lot (read the last one softly).

Where [tāo]

1. Bear: light. Asking (thanking people for their hospitality).

2. Ancient gluttony and greed.