Four-word idioms describing honor

The four-character idiom describing honor is a major feature of China traditional culture and the essence of Chinese vocabulary. It has a fixed structure and a fixed expression, and is an important and unique part of the Chinese vocabulary system. Let's share four-word idioms describing honor.

A four-word idiom describing honor 1 1 A four-word word about honor

First, the supreme

Explanation: To: Most of them. To the top, there is nothing higher.

Liu An in the Western Han Dynasty said in "The Training of Huainanzi Miao Zi": "The Tao is supreme and there is no depth."

The law has reached its peak, but it cannot go downhill.

Second, nobody likes it.

Explanation: out: beyond; Right: In ancient times, right was respected. No one can surpass him.

From Sima Qian's Biography of Historical Records of Shu Tian in the Western Han Dynasty: "If you are summoned, you can talk to me. The court officials in the Han Dynasty can't beat you."

Gaudi summoned him to talk, and the minister of the Han Dynasty was second to none.

Third, disturb

Explanation: Go ahead and be afraid of falling behind.

From: Zhang Qingchun Fan's 14th episode of Guanhai: "One by one, fighting for it."

Four, unwilling to posterity [bù gā nò u ré n]

Explanation: I don't want to fall behind others.

From: Sima Qian's Biography of General Li in the Western Han Dynasty: "If you don't want future generations to follow, why not have the size to seize the fief?"

But he was not reconciled to future generations, but he was rewarded without merit. Why?

Five, you chase me [n ǐ Zhu and w ǐ g m: n]

Explanation: The competition is fierce, and everyone doesn't want to fall behind.

From: Xinhua BimonthlyNo. 1960No. 14: "We are in a construction boom in which you catch up with me and leap forward."

2. Famous four-character idioms

Answer: the reputation is all over the world, and it is full of fame.

1 enjoys a worldwide reputation.

Do you know

Explain that good word of mouth is known all over the world. Also known as "famous all over the world", "famous all over the world" and "famous all over the world".

The source is Tang Lihua's Preface to Small Stone English Collection in the Tang Dynasty: "Jun is seven years old and can recite classics and memorials; At the age of ten, he was famous for his articles; Fifteen reputations are everywhere. "

Idioms with complementary structures

Used as predicate and attribute; Used in written language

Synonyms are famous all over the world.

2, the reputation is outside.

Man surnamed Yang

Explain reputation: reputation; Atlas: The world. Good reputation is known all over the world.

Tang Yangjiong's Tombstone of Wei Ming General Liang Gong in the Later Zhou Dynasty: "The reputation is all over the world, and the sound covers the world."

Idioms with complementary structures

Used as predicate and attribute; Used in written language

Synonyms are world-famous.

3. Honor, how to form a four-character idiom?

Stick to your reputation, reward it with praise, stick to your reputation, and adopt a false name.

Selling fame for fame, deceiving the world for fame, mixing fame, avoiding destruction for fame,

Recommend one's reputation, seek fame, ten times reputation, enjoy high reputation,

Go back to China with a reputation, be hypocritical and shriveled, flatter each other, deceive others with a false reputation,

Fishing for fame, making friends with Wen Jiayu, no reputation, no blame, false reputation,

Go after fame and gain, get a different reputation, get a good reputation, and get a good reputation at a young age.

Famous all over the world, famous all over the world, famous all over the world, without loss or reputation,

Buy straight by selling reputation, enter by reputation, destroy reputation by one person, follow reputation,

Dishonest, disdainful, short-lived, fishing for fame,

Exaggerated reputation, ungrateful reputation, vulgar reputation, no complaints, no reputation,

Affectionate name, fishing name, unattractive appearance, fishing name,

Fame is out, fame is out, fame is out,

The reputation of falling, the reputation of Ann, the reputation of doing things, the reputation of floating,

The four-word idiom describing honor is 2 1. Fame is people's second life. -England

2. A tree is named after its fruit. -Malfoy

3. Honor is like a river: frivolous and empty honor floats on the river, while students' heavy honor sinks at the bottom. bacon

Honor is like a toy, you can only play with it, you can never have it forever, otherwise you will accomplish nothing. Madame Curie

Losing friends is better than losing property, and losing reputation will ruin your life. -Spain

6. A person's dignity lies not in when you got the honor, but in that you really deserve it. -Aristotle

7. An innocent reputation is the purest pearl in the world. -Shakespeare

8. The more difficulties you encounter, the greater the honor you get. -Cicero

9. Honor is the shadow of virtue. -Europe

10, warriors and honors are together, sinners and the court are together. Afghanistan

1 1, I'd rather lose my life than my reputation. -Turkey

12, honor cannot be found, and any pursuit of honor is futile. -Goethe

13, pure sex is glorious, and turbid sex is humiliating. -Zuo Fen

14, the reputation I want is just to let people know that I spent my life quietly. -Montaigne

15, loyalty is the road to honor. Zola

16, honor is in the hands of workers. -Leonardo da Vinci

17, the laurels of world honor are all woven with thorns. Jale

18, a person who gives up his reputation is equal to giving up his life. -Aretino

19, Honor makes art Sheng Xing, and all those who are interested in learning are excited by this sense of honor. -Cicero

20. The road to honor is not paved with flowers. -Dante

2 1. Honor should be regarded as a symbol of your highest personality. newton

22, social honor comes from material possession, sometimes more like a springboard to obtain this possession. Frank Parkin

23. Honor is like a firefly. It glows from a distance, but it is neither hot nor too bright at close range. John Webster

24. What is the name itself? The flower we call a rose smells just as sweet if we change its name. Hugo

25. Fame and virtue are decorations of the soul. -Spain

The four-word idiom describing honor is 3 1. A trickle can eventually wear off a big stone, not because it is powerful, but because it drips day and night. -Beethoven

2. The will of people supported by indomitable beliefs is stronger than those seemingly invincible material forces. -Einstein

Patience and persistence are painful things, but they can gradually bring you benefits. -Ovid

4. To achieve great things, we must start from small things. -Lenin

A firm belief will win strong people, and then make them stronger. Walter Bechiho

6, no accumulation, no mileage; If you don't accumulate small streams, you won't be a river. -Xun Kuang

7. A confident person can turn smallness into greatness and mediocrity into magic. -Bernard Shaw

8. Taking time to think is the most time-saving thing. -Cousin

9. People who are not afraid of pain are stronger, and those who are not afraid of death are stronger. -Mrs Diane

10, whoever goes to the dance academy will accomplish nothing; Whoever can't dominate himself will always be a slave. -Goethe

1 1. A gambler who has devoted his life to gambling is full of confidence in his own strength when he dares to act rashly, and thinks that bold adventure is the only form. -Zweig

12, pay attention to your enemies, because they are the first to find your mistake. -Andteas.

13, victory will not come to us, I must go to victory by myself. mole

14, a person can achieve his goal as long as he pursues it persistently. Stendhal

15. Books are friends. Although they are not enthusiastic, they are loyal. anonymous

16, whether it's the singing of a beautiful woman or the barking of a dog in the sideburns, whether it's the tears of a crocodile or the howling of a wolf, I will never waver. -Kepman

17, reading is like eating. If you eat well, you will grow up. If you don't eat well, you will develop diseases and tumors. Yuan Mu

18, who won't rest and who won't work. -Lenin

19, I often regret saying it, but I never regret being silent. -Sinus

20. There is no royal road to science, and only those who do not dread the fatiguing climb along the rugged paths can hope to reach its glorious summit. Marx