Idioms describing the changeable weather.

The weather is changeable, sometimes it is clear in Wan Li, and there will be sudden rainstorm. The following is an idiom I compiled to describe the impermanence of the weather. Welcome to reading.

Idioms describing the changeable weather.

It's dark, cold and hot, lightning and thunder, yellow sand covering the sun, pouring rain, violent storms.

Idioms describing the weather

Morning and evening rolls: in the morning; Dusk: In the evening. Describe the change of the weather and the beauty of the scenery.

Spring is sleepy and autumn is lacking: sleepy: sleepy; Fatigue: Fatigue. The weather in spring and autumn is easy to make people feel sleepy and tired.

Spring blossoms: The climate in spring is warm, flowers are in full bloom and the scenery is beautiful. Metaphor is a great opportunity for sightseeing and viewing.

Warm spring flowers: The climate in spring is warm, flowers are in full bloom, and the flowers are overflowing.

Sweating: describes the appearance of sweating all over because of hot weather or nervous mood.

Dripping into ice: dripping into ice. Describe the cold weather.

Drip into ice: drip: liquid drops bit by bit; Freeze: To condense into ice. Water droplets will form ice when they fall. Describe the cold weather.

Beautiful weather: Li: It's beautiful. The wind is warm, the breeze is soft and the sun is bright. Describe sunny and warm weather.

The wind is light and the clouds are light: the wind is light and the clouds are light. Describe sunny weather. It is the same as "the wind is light and the clouds are clean" and "the clouds are light and the wind is light".

Cold wind invades muscles: describes the cold weather.

Sweat like rain: a mouthful of saliva: juice. Sweating all over. Describe the phenomenon of sweating all over because of hot weather or extreme tension.

Sweating on the back: wet: wet. Sweat soaked my back. Describe the hot weather or extreme panic or shame.

Bright Moon Thousands of Miles: Thousands of waters in Qian Shan are under the bright moonlight. Describe the bright moonlight and gloomy weather.

Sunny day: refers to warm and sunny weather.

Rainbow sales Yuji: Rainbow: Rainbow; Pin: the same as "disappear", disappear; Ji: This means that the rain will stop and it will clear up. The rainbow disappeared after the rain and the sky was clear.

Back to cold: back: turn around; Inverted: upside down. The weather is hot and cold. Describe repeated and changeable.

Pyrolysis: Burning and melting metals and stones. Describe the weather as extremely dry and hot.

Flowing aragonite: graupole, flowing: melting. Describe the hot weather, as if the stone would melt.

Wind and rain: describe the bad weather.

Idioms describing impermanence

Unpredictable: It means changeable and unpredictable.

White Dog in White: Like White Dog in White, it is a metaphor for impermanence.

Canggou Baiyun: Metaphor is fickle. With the dog in white.

Light yellow: light: cyan. Metaphor is changeable and capricious.

Accompany the king like a tiger: accompany the king like a tiger, and you may be killed at any time. A big shot, Moody.

Light yellow is repeated: light: cyan. Repeatedly: over and over again. Green becomes yellow, and yellow becomes green. Metaphor is changeable and capricious. Also known as "light yellow".

Change from morning to night: morning. The laws promulgated in the morning will change at night. Describe the impermanence of government orders and the chaos of the situation.

During the Warring States Period, the two major vassal states of Qin Chu were opposed to each other and often fought wars. Some vassal States sometimes favored Qin and sometimes Chu for their own interests and security. Metaphor is capricious.

Morning glory and sunset: Good morning. Flowers that bloom in the morning wither at night. Metaphor is wealth and impermanence.

Death in the morning: death: death. Flowers bloom in the morning and wither at night. Metaphor life is short, and honor and disgrace are impermanent.

Morning glory wanes: flowers bloom early and wither late. Metaphor life is short, and honor and disgrace are impermanent.

Chop and change: originally refers to playing tricks to deceive people. Later, the metaphor often changed his mind and was capricious.

Xu; Ying; People; Virtual: empty. Full in the morning and empty at night. Describe being hot and cold to people, capricious.

Sooner or later: I still say that I am in the morning and evening. Metaphor is capricious.

Go back on your word: Joel: You; Reverse: Pass it back. The original intention is that what you do, you will get what consequences. Now people's words and deeds are capricious and inconsistent.

Get a horse and lose a horse: it means that things are changeable and gains and losses are impermanent.

Sometimes it's too cold, sometimes it's too hot. Describe moodiness and pretend to be charming.