Lantern Festival riddles and answers

Lead: For the puzzle solver, setting "case" can properly adjust and transform some words that are difficult to solve puzzles, thus conceiving more suitable puzzles, greatly expanding the scope of puzzle materials, giving the puzzle solver broader ideas and more diverse means, and enhancing the interest and variability of puzzles. Next, welcome everyone to enjoy the Lantern Festival riddles and answers. I hope you like the following article!

Weightlifting competition (to use an idiom)-haggle over every ounce

Paper tiger (to use an idiom)-strong outside but weak inside.

Sweet dreams (to borrow an idiom)-good days don't last long.

Agricultural products (to use an idiom)-local products

Bottomless pit (to borrow an idiom)-unfathomable

Love to travel (to use an idiom)-overjoyed

The blind touch the elephant (to use an idiom)-I don't know the gist.

Candied Huanglian (to borrow an idiom)-share joys and sorrows.

Accounting (to borrow an idiom)-resourceful.

Sail against the current-strive for the upper reaches

Cut the gordian knot-easy to solve

See-saw (playing idioms)-one by one

Dont Ask For Help in trouble (to borrow an idiom)-self-reliance.

Thresher (to use an idiom)-speak hesitatingly

Extend in all directions (to use an idiom)-well organized.

One piece becomes nine pieces (to use an idiom)-fall apart

Festival fireworks (to use an idiom)-colorful

Be good (to use an idiom)-take advantage of people unprepared

Cross talk (to use an idiom)-putting on airs

Row against the current (to use an idiom)-row against the current.

Paratroopers (to use an idiom)-falling from the sky

The rabbit invited the tiger (to play an idiom)-Yin Yin to eat rice.

Photographic negative-reverse black and white

There are 3,000 guests in the plain.

Heng (to use an idiom)-Death

To die (to use an idiom)-to sit still.

The dumb gestures (to make an idiom)-it goes without saying.

Yue Xian (to borrow an idiom)-extraordinary.

Save all at once (to use an idiom)-every little makes a mickle.

The first day (playing an idiom)-changing with each passing day

Play Go in secret (to use an idiom)-you can't tell the difference between soap and white.

(To use an idiom) Pay equal attention-just right.

Eighty-eight (to use an idiom)-get to the point.

Super good toothbrush (to borrow an idiom)-penniless

Beating drums (playing idioms)-beating about the bush

Ganmaotong (to use an idiom)-indecent.

Luda became a monk (to use an idiom)-becoming a monk halfway.

Emperor (to borrow an idiom)-White jade is flawless.

Five left hands, five left hands. Take ten, and there are ten left (one commodity)-gloves.

Square corners, often the same as usual. A cold and cough is the busiest (a kind of daily necessities)-handkerchief.

Half a watermelon, mouth up. Head is not afraid of water, head is not afraid of fire (a daily necessities)-pot.

There is a volcano in the middle, surrounded by the sea. There are many treasures in the sea, so take them out quickly (a daily necessities)-hot pot.

Matchmaker, on the high-rise building, her heart ached and she was in tears (name a commodity)-candles.

There are more than 100 people in Athens, and nothing goes out of the city. When you leave the city, set a fire for yourself (strike a daily necessities)-matches.

An eight-treasure bag can hold everything. Can hold cotton and yarn, steel (a daily necessities)-sewing kit.

Look at two zeros at a distance, and look at two zeros at a close distance. Some people can't use it, and some people can't use (a daily necessities)-glasses.

Face without mouth, feet without hands. Listen to people, drink with people (a daily necessities)-table

Wearing a flat-topped hat and a cylindrical coat, although one eye, secretly showing off the hero (playing a daily necessities)-flashlight.

There is a boat ahead, and the helmsman is on it. It's raining here, it's raining there, and I took the back road (a daily necessities)-the iron dried up.

Little thing, put it under your arm. Sick or not, look at its belly (a daily necessities)-thermometer.

A bird, flying on the table, grabbed its tail and jumped into the river (bumped into a commodity)-a spoon.

Nose up, mouth down Knock it with a hammer, earth-shattering (smashing a daily necessities)-clock.

Gold hooks hang silver rings, and sisters are separated by mountains. It's too late to meet (make a daily necessities)-earrings.

Born on a cliff, left behind by others, poured cold water on his back, chopped into pieces (smashed a daily necessities)-grindstone.

A thin mouth can chew hard bones. Eating meat without soup, eating melon without chewing beans (a daily necessities)-kitchen knife.

It's cold outside, warm inside, and it's not cold in the stomach all night (make a daily necessities)-kettle.

There are hard and soft, long and wide. Free during the day, go to work at night (make a daily necessities)-bed

If the wind does not move, it will produce wind. If you don't move it, just wait for the autumn wind (a daily necessities)-a fan.

Happy new year. (Make a writer's name) He Jingzhi

Keep the number of New Year's Eve bells. (in a business term) year-end inventory

There is no shortage of fish and rice at the end of the year. (type) scale

Keep watch on New Year's Eve. (Take a break) Say goodbye to the old and welcome the new.

Red rooster, the tail is green, sweet, crisp and nutritious. -Answer carrots

Five or six brothers sat around the pillar, and when everyone broke up, their clothes were torn. -Answer garlic

The body is white and fat, often hidden in mud, covered with beehives, and can be eaten raw and cooked. -Answer the lotus root

There are no worms in the hole, no peaks in the nest, no silkworms in the silk and no people in the umbrella. -Answer the lotus root

Round face like an apple, sour and sweet, rich in nutrition. It can be used for cooking and fruit. -Answer the tomato

White is tender and fragrant, can cook and make soup, and beans are its parents, which are different from their parents. -Answer tofu

One (type an idiom). A: One by one.

Bottomless pit (to borrow an idiom). The answer is: unfathomable

Climb a bamboo pole (to use an idiom). The answer is: steadily rising.

Paper tiger (to use an idiom). Answer: External forces are hollow.

A pilot (to borrow an idiom). Answer: There is an opportunity.

Playing drums (playing idioms). Answer: beat about the bush

Laugh to death (to use an idiom). Answer: Happiness brings sorrow.

Weightlifting competition (to use an idiom). A: haggle over every ounce

The house of the foolish old man (to borrow an idiom). Answer: Cut to the chase.

The blind man touches the elephant (playing an idiom). A: I don't know the general idea

Clear and turbid (to use an idiom). A: There is no distinction between Jing and Wei.

Extend in all directions (to use idioms). Answer: The head is right.

Both hands agree (to use an idiom). Answer: reinvent the wheel

Candied coptis chinensis (to use an idiom). A: Share weal and woe.

Say goodbye unilaterally (to borrow an idiom). Answer: One-sided story

Photographic negatives (to use an idiom). Answer: Reverse black and white.

Love to travel (to use an idiom). Answer: I am ecstatic.

Public towels (to borrow an idiom). Answer: everything.

Wu Dalang gave a banquet (to use an idiom). Answer: the wedding.

Dont Ask For Help is in trouble (to borrow an idiom). Answer: Self-reliance.

Telephone calls travel thousands of miles (to use idioms). Answer: Echo from afar.

Reading too much makes it tasteless (to use an idiom). Answer: Not uncommon.

The rabbit invited the tiger (to play an idiom). The answer is: spend money on food.

Regardless of the middle (to use an idiom). The answer is: look forward and look back.

Leave the tap on (to play an idiom). The answer is: let it be.

Cut the gordian knot (to use an idiom). Answer: solved.

Play Go in secret (play an idiom). The answer is: there is no difference between soap and white.

Send a message home (using an idiom). The answer is: keep your promise.

One piece becomes nine pieces (to use an idiom). The answer is: division.

Luda became a monk (to use an idiom). The answer is: becoming a monk halfway.

The mute made a gesture (made an idiom). A: It goes without saying.

The building mouse asks for divination (to use an idiom). Answer: Have a guilty conscience.

Super good toothbrush (to borrow an idiom). The answer is: no.

What do cats and dogs look like (as an idiom). A: Like a wolf like a tiger.

A chainsaw saws wood (to use an idiom). Answer: act decisively.

Air-to-air missiles (to borrow an idiom). Answer: Play it by ear.

The answer to the most desolate place: nothing grows.

The most unusual weather mystery: warm in winter and cool in summer

The broadest mind answer: the mind of the world, the prime minister can punt in his stomach.

The mystery of the highest giant: indomitable spirit, lofty ideal, lofty ideal.

The mystery of the longest life: Shoubi Nanshan, Shoushan Fuhai and Heqing Life Insurance.

The answers of the most learned people: Wenjiang Xue Hai, Daoshan Xue Hai, a great genius, and a five-car scholar.

Everything is ready. Say the name of the romance of Three Kingdoms by Henkel: Liu Bei.

Thirty-eight generalists named a Dream of Red Mansions with a clever girl.