The third character of the four-character idiom is bitter.

1. What are the idioms with the word "ku" in the third word?

"Scowl" means frowning, with a sad face.

Describes a sad look. The bitter plum on the roadside is a metaphor for mediocrity and useless talent.

The bitter plum on the roadside is a metaphor for a person who is not taken seriously. Sweet melon has a bitter pedicle. The pedicle of the melon is bitter.

Nothing is perfect. To work hard, to think hard, to think hard, to worry.

Good medicine tastes bitter. Good medicine often tastes bitter. It is a metaphor for heartfelt advice and sharp criticism, which may sound uncomfortable, but are very helpful in correcting shortcomings and mistakes.

Work hard and work hard with concentration. Think hard, rack your brains, think hard.

Think hard, rack your brains, think hard. Qifeng and bitter rain Qifeng: cold wind; bitter rain: rain that has been falling for a long time and caused disaster.

Describes bad weather. Later it was used to describe a miserable and desolate situation.

Study hard and practice hard. Study hard and train hard. Painstakingly: commission.

Describes painstaking efforts. Sweet, sour, bitter and spicy refers to various flavors.

A metaphor for various experiences such as happiness and pain. Asking for trouble: provoking.

Looking for trouble yourself. Gloomy eyes describe a sad look.

frowning with a frown: frowning. His brows were furrowed and his face was grimacing.

Describes a facial expression that is extremely sad. Tao Bing Ku Li is a metaphor for mediocrity and useless talent.

Same as "Bitter plums on the roadside". To offend one's face and remonstrate bitterly means to dare to offend the majesty of the monarch or elders and to give advice directly to one's face.

Anxious expression describes an anxious and sad look. Worry, worry, think hard.

Laboring the muscles and bones refers to heavy labor, which makes the muscles and bones tired and painful. Physical fatigue and mental fatigue due to hard work.

Le Cai Kudu. Call when you are happy and scold when you are unhappy. Describes a bad attitude toward people.

Good work and painstaking work describes the works of outstanding artists who put a lot of thought into the creation process. It also generally refers to good intentions.

The sea of ??suffering is a Buddhist word that means vast and far-reaching. A metaphor for endless suffering.

The boundless sea of ??suffering: vast and far-reaching appearance; the boundless sea of ??suffering: suffering as deep as the sea. Endless suffering.

Think deeply; think hard. The wind and rain describe the bad weather.

Enthusiastic and bitter refers to admonishing earnestly and earnestly. Think hard, rack your brains, think hard.

Sour, salty, bitter and spicy refers to various flavors. A metaphor for various situations such as happiness and pain.

Same as "sweet and bitter". Sweet, sour, bitter and spicy refers to various different flavors.

Often used to describe various encounters and complex feelings in life. Study carefully and think deeply.

Same as "refining Tansi".

2. A collection of four-character idioms with the word "bitter"

Idioms starting with the word "bitter": Unbearable bitterness, unspeakable bitterness, deep hatred, deep hatred, boundless sea of ??bitterness, boundless sea of ??bitterness, turning back to the shore, bitterness, all the sweetness, bitterness, all the sweetness, bitter taste, good medicine, bitter taste The ears are bitter, the mouth is bitter, the heart is uneven, the suffering is profound, the body is anxious, the thoughts are hard, the meditation is hard, the loneliness is hard, the rain is windy, the wind is bitter, and the joy is in the bitterness

The second character is the idiom of "bitter": bear hardships and stand hard work [g] solitary and lonely I am alone, I am alone, I am suffering, I am sour, I am suffering, I am eating bitter, I am suffering, I am eating lightly, I am struggling, I am frugal, I am suffering, I am miserable and *** [j] I cannot complain about the suffering, I am working hard, I am working hard, I am working hard, I am rescuing the suffering, I am pitying the poor, I am complaining, I am struggling, I am struggling, I am struggling, I am struggling, I am struggling, I am struggling, I am struggling, I am struggling, I am struggling, I am struggling, I am struggling, I am struggling, I am struggling, I am struggling, I am struggling, I am struggling, I am struggling, I am struggling, I am struggling, I am struggling, I am struggling, I am struggling, I am struggling, I am struggling, I am struggling, I am struggling, I am suffering, I am struggling, I am struggling, I am struggling, I am struggling, I am struggling, I am struggling, I am struggling, I am struggling, I am struggling, I am struggling, I am struggling, I am struggling, I am struggling, I am struggling, I am struggling, I am struggling, I am struggling, I am struggling, I am struggling, I am struggling, I’m struggling, I’m struggling. ] work hard [l] work hard [r] bear hardships and bear hardships [w] endure hardships [y] recall the bitter thoughts, swallow the bitter, spit out the sweet, swallow the bitter, swallow the sweet

The third word is Idioms for "bitter": [c] sullen face, sullen eyes [d] bitter on the roadside, bitter li on the roadside, bitter li on the roadside, bitter li [f] guilty face, bitter remonstration [g] sweet melon and bitter pedicle [j] anxious eyebrows, bitter face, anxious thoughts and bitterness Consider [l] good work, hard work, joy, sigh, work, muscles, bones, heart, mind, thinking, shape, good medicine, mouth [m], sea of ??misery, vast sea of ??suffering, meditation, meditation, meditation, meditation, meditation, hard work, [p] drifting wind, bitter rain[ q] Sad wind, bitter rain, diligent study and practice[r] Enthusiastic and bitter[s] Painstakingly pondering, sour, sweet, bitter and spicy, sour and bitter[t] Sweet, sour, bitter and spicy[y] Studying hard and thinking hard[z] Asking for trouble

Idioms that end with the word "bitter": [a] Love the pain of separation [b] Prepare to taste the hardships without hesitation, prepare to taste the hardships, but do not know the joys and sorrows [d] The pain of hanging upside down [f] Share the joys and sorrows Visiting the poor and asking about their sufferings [h] Enduring hardships and hardships [j] Helping the poor and relieving hardships [l] Lonely and alone, lonely and lonely, good workers are suffering [q] Thousands of hardships and hardships, thousands of hardships [t] Sharing the joys and sorrows* **Hard work, hard work, stop hard work, store hard work [y] billions of hard work [z] strong ambition, bitter mouth, sweet heart, bitter heart 3. Four-character idioms about bitter

Four-character bitter Idioms:

A festival of joy and poverty,

A bitter mouth and a bad stone,

A poor seedling has a bitter root,

Parting is bitter,

A lot of hard work,

A lot of pain and hatred,

A lot of begging,

A life of hardship,

It tastes bitter and offends the ears,

It takes hard work to think,

The vast ocean of suffering,

The pain of prison,

It feels joyful, it hurts,

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Bitter medicine is good for the sick,

Hard fighting,

Good intentions,

Hardship and simplicity,

Bitterness Having fun,

Complaining endlessly,

Attacking the hard food,

Working hard on the bones,

Working hard,

Stop toiling in hardship,

Working hard,

The sea of ??suffering in life and death,

The journey in dust and dust,

The suffering of love and separation. ,

Can’t bear the suffering,

Pity the poor,

Save the suffering and eliminate disasters 4. The third character of the four-character idiom is zu

To serve during the day and at night: to make.

Treat day as night. Refers to having fun day and night. Cooking sand to make rice. Cooking sand to make rice.

It is a metaphor for futile efforts and wasted effort. Being the master of the house refers to being in charge of household affairs and having the right to make decisions about household affairs. It is a metaphor for taking a master's position in a unit or a country. Playing on the spot. Feng: encounter, encounter; field: venue.

It originally meant that artists would perform when they met a suitable occasion. Hou refers to occasionally socializing and joining in the fun.

To show off one's tone, to deliberately put on a special tone, to be coy: to look ashamed. Describes an unnatural, ungenerous, shy and artificial look, twists and turns to be straight, metaphors for reversing right and wrong, obstructing things, setting up obstacles and deliberately making things difficult.

Bow and bow: Gong, Yi: Put your hands together to salute. Bend down and salute with fists.

Expressing respectful submission or supplication. Make a big difference: make achievements.

It can play a great role and make a contribution. Playing a sword and composing a song is a metaphor for a talent that is not appreciated.

To commit a crime: To commit a crime. Feudal rulers refer to people's resistance and uprising.

Angrily expression: The face changes due to anger. Solitary War An isolated army fights alone.

It is a metaphor for working alone without support. Acting wildly: Hu: disorder; Fei: wrong.

Doing bad things without any scruples, regardless of the law or public opinion. Return anger as joy. Anger: get angry.

From anger to liking. Find joy in the midst of hardship and find joy in the midst of hardship.

Disgusting A metaphor that makes people extremely disgusted. The old silkworm makes a cocoon. The old silkworm spins silk to make a cocoon and wraps itself in it.

It is a metaphor for restraining oneself. Twisted composition is a metaphor for reversing right and wrong.

Play tricks to deceive people. Pretend to be pretentious.

Using sugar as vinegar, putting on airs, putting on airs. Take the class to show off.

To recognize a slave as a slave is to describe someone who is confused and confused. Recognize thieves as fathers and treat enemies as fathers.

It is a metaphor for being willing to sell yourself to the enemy. Make waves by pushing the waves: rise.

Push the waves, make waves. It is a metaphor for encouraging bad people to do bad things, inciting emotions and creating trouble.

If the sky is not perfect, the sky will not be perfect. Many of the things to be done were affected by wind and rain.

The original meaning of "making a wedding dress for others" is that the daughter of a poor family has no money to buy a wedding dress, but she works hard every year to pierce the countryside with gold thread and make a wedding dress for others. It is a metaphor for working hard for others.

Act as a ghost for the tiger.

It is a metaphor for acting as an accomplice of evildoers. Do evil things. Do all kinds of bad things.

To cause trouble is a metaphor for bad people causing trouble, or bad ideas expanding their influence. Get off the bus and show authority. It originally meant that in the feudal era, as soon as an official took office, he would show his authority and deal with his subordinates strictly.

Later generally refers to showing a little bit of power to the other party from the beginning. Doing nothing: making a difference.

No achievements were made. Refers to being content with the status quo at work and lacking creativity.

To stir up trouble, to cause trouble. It originally refers to the demons and monsters in mythical novels who cast spells to stir up trouble.

The latter is often used as a metaphor to incite emotions and stir up trouble. Pretending to be pretentious, deliberately making a gesture.

Describe dishonesty. Yigu means beating the drum for the first time; Zuo means cheering up; Qi means courage.

The first drum beat was a great morale boost. It is a metaphor for summoning up the energy to finish the work in one go when the energy is strong.

Once he became an official, he became an official. Yi Jiao Zuo Mei Yi: rely on; Jiao: beautiful; Mei: charming.

Relying on your own beauty, you can act coquettishly and do whatever you want. Lead by example: Code, example.

Set an example through your actions. Zhike makes a cut: hold: hold; Ke: ax handle; cut: cut.

Go harvesting with an ax in hand. Refers to being a matchmaker.

Zuogu: genesis. Created by me.

It means not following the predecessors. To put on airs, to put on airs, to attract attention or to frighten others.

To do good or evil is a metaphor for repeatedly persuading with various reasons or methods. Referring to a deer as a horse is a metaphor for intentionally confusing right and wrong.

Same as "referring to a deer as a horse". Pleasure seeking, seeking pleasure, finding ways to have fun.

Describes the pursuit of pleasure. Use night as day. Use night as day and work day and night.

To make rice out of sand is a metaphor for confusing the real with the fake or taking the bad for the good. Becoming a Buddha and becoming an ancestor is a Buddhist term.

It means practicing Buddhism and becoming a Patriarch. It is also used as a metaphor for achieving outstanding achievements.

Work in groups See "groups". Make a pair. Make a pair.

Pretentious and pretentious. Cooking sand to make rice See "Cooking sand to make rice".

Cooking sand to make rice is the same as "cooking sand to make rice". To make a bow with an arch, see "to bow with respect".

Bowing with respect is an old etiquette where you bend down and hold your fists, swinging them up and down to show respect. Touch gold and turn gold into iron. See "turn gold into iron".

Having fun when the occasion arises is just like having fun when the occasion arises. Occasionally join in the fun by socializing with others.

To have fun in every situation. It is still said to have fun in every situation. Occasionally join in the fun by socializing with others.

The look of anger is the expression of anger. A look of anger appeared on his face.

Calling cows and horses See "calling cows and horses". See something and do it Jiji: signs; do: action.

Refers to taking immediate measures when discovering any signs. Frying water to make ice is a metaphor for something impossible.

To be silent, not to say a word, to grind a pestle to make a needle, to describe that as long as you are willing to work hard, no matter how difficult it is, you can achieve it, to make plans, to build a house, and to ask passers-by for advice. It is a metaphor that people talk too much and have different opinions, so things cannot be done.

Pengbi commits adultery. See "Pengbi commits adultery". To dye the old and make something new means to make a new appearance, to use the old to make something new.

Recognizing an enemy as a father is the same as "recognizing a thief as a father". Recognizing the enemy as the father is the same as "recognizing the thief as the father".

Recognizing a chicken as a phoenix is ??a Buddhist saying. It means recognizing the ordinary as precious.

To regard a slave as a master is to be confused and confused. Recognize the thief as your son See "recognize the thief as your son".

To make one’s heart work luckily, it is also called “to make one’s heart work luckily”. Be thoughtful.

To follow other people’s plans means to act in accordance with other people’s wishes. Kneading sand to make rice is a metaphor for wasting effort.

Push the deaf and make you dumb. See "Push the deaf and make you dumb". To do evil and do evil See "to do evil and do evil".

Being not good at using force means that you cannot be polite when using force. There is no wind to make waves. See "There is no wind to make waves".

Do nothing See "do nothing". Building a house under the house is the same as "building a house under the house".

To stir up monsters and cause trouble is the same as "to stir up monsters and cause trouble". Demons and monsters are causing trouble everywhere.

It is a metaphor for a villain making trouble and doing evil. Favoritism and cheating See "favoritism and cheating".

Cheating for personal gain See "cheating for personal gain". Pretend to be deaf and dumb. Pretend to be deaf and dumb.

Refers to deliberately ignoring someone, just pretending not to know. Putting on makeup and pretending to be fake is deliberately putting on a show to look like.

Pretending means deliberately putting on a show to show off. Pretend to be timid. Pretend to be brave despite being timid.

Chasing pleasure and having fun See “chasing pleasure and having fun”. Self-made, I innovate and don’t follow the old methods.

To exercise authority and do good fortune means that the king monopolizes authority and gives rewards and punishments. Later, it generally refers to relying on one's position, abusing power, and being arbitrary.