What are the idioms about the four seasons of spring, summer, autumn and winter?

Idioms describing the four seasons of spring, summer, autumn and winter:

1. Spring: the spring is bright, colorful, spring rain is like oil, full of vitality, the garden is full of spring colors, full of spring spirit, birds are singing and the flowers are blooming. , a hundred flowers bloom, gentle breeze and drizzle, spring flowers bloom, a hundred chirps sing in spring, and the orioles sing and the swallows dance.

2. Summer: the red sun is scorching, the sun is scorching, the sun is like fire, sweating profusely, birds are chirping, cicadas are chirping, thousands of trees are lush, branches are luxuriant, and the pond is full of lotus leaves.

3. Autumn: Autumn is clear, the sky is clear, the autumn wind is refreshing, the autumn chrysanthemums are blooming, the autumn chrysanthemums are proud, the autumn colors are charming, the autumn colors are pleasant, the golden osmanthus is fragrant, the fruits are abundant, the northern geese fly south, and the mountains are covered with red leaves. , the harvest is plentiful, and the reed flowers are flying.

4. Winter: It is freezing cold, the north wind howls, dripping water turns into ice, the twelfth lunar month of winter, auspicious snow falls, the ice and snow cover, the sky is covered with snow, and the sky is covered with white snow.

1. Thousands of purples and reds [ wàn zǐ qiān hóng ]

Definition: Describes the spring scene with hundreds of flowers in full bloom.

Source: "Spring Day" by Zhu Xi of the Song Dynasty: "You can easily recognize the face of the east wind; the colorful colors are always spring."

Translation: Anyone can see the face of spring, the spring breeze blows Flowers are blooming, colorful, and spring scenery is everywhere.

Idiom usage: combined form; used as predicate and attributive; with complimentary meaning

2. Autumn is high and the air is crisp [qiū gāo qì shuǎng]

Definition: to describe the clear and clear sky in autumn , the climate is cool and pleasant.

Source: Tang Dynasty Du Fu's poem "Cui's Dongshan Thatched Cottage": "I love the tranquility of Ru Yushan Thatched Cottage, the fresh air of high autumn."

Translation: I like the tranquility of Yushan Thatched Cottage the most, in autumn. The air is crisp and fresh.

Idiom usage: combined form; used as a predicate; with a complimentary meaning, describing the clear sky and refreshing weather in autumn.

3. Drop of water turns into ice [dī shuǐ chéng bīng]

Interpretation: Water freezes into ice as soon as it drops, describing the weather as being very cold.

Source: Song Dynasty Qian Yi's "New Book of the South": "The severe winter is cold, and water drops turn into ice."

Translation: The severe winter is very cold, and water drops turn into ice.

Idiom usage: This expression can be used when the weather is very cold.

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4. Ice and Snow [bīng tiān xuě dì]

Definition: Describing the sky covered with ice and snow, very cold.

Source: The poem "Chicken Feather House" by Jiang Shiquan of the Qing Dynasty: "The wind in the ice and snow is like a tiger; those who cry naked have no shelter."

Translation: The weather is cold and fierce like a tiger, in the wind and snow The naked people cry and have no shelter.

Idiom usage: conjunction; used as attributive and adverbial; to describe the scene of ice and snow everywhere in severe winter

5. Vibrant [ shēng jī bó bó ]?

Interpretation: Describes the vitality of nature or the active social life.

Source: Zhang Tianmin's "Entrepreneurship": "The oil field is a vibrant, busy and prosperous scene."

Usage: subject-predicate; used as predicate, attributive; with a complimentary meaning.