Fangfang Yuanyuan said the weather.

Servant, servant, servant, servant, servant, servant, servant, servant, servant, servant, servant, servant, servant, servant, servant, servant, servant, servant, servant, servant, servant, servant, servant.

Q: A small group of people, a trivial matter, a caution, fist-to-fist submission, fist-to-fist pride, fist-to-fist pillow, fist-to-fist meditation, a whisper, a sincere heart-to-heart, a humble gentleman.

R: As we all know, everyone is in danger and everything is full.

S: endless, endless, long overdue, long-lasting kindness, colorful, full of threads. T: Endless, endless, clear-headed, Tao is Tao, elegant, graceful, all ways, making progress every day.

U: V: W: tireless, beautiful, eloquent, short and evil, persistent, tireless X: closely related, closely related, lifelike, vivid, prosperous, complacent, mutual appreciation, pretentious, a single spark, profound. Unhappy, unhappy, windy, unhappy, magnificent, complacent, complacent, far ahead, far ahead, far away from China, teetering, far ahead, far ahead.

Z: tireless, tireless, tireless, tireless, complacent, complacent, admonishing, admonishing, inculcating.

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Dense, sparse, bright, morning and evening, day and night, muddleheaded, vast, ups and downs, ups and downs, aboveboard, furtive, vigorous, passionate, hazy, vague, obsessed, elusive, conscientious and diligent. Happy, pays photogenic, stable, sick, sobbing, personable, full of noise, bustling, rushing, ups and downs, furtive, mighty, passionate, vigorous, confused, every household, stumbling, conscientious, trembling and aboveboard. Sneaky, hesitant, passive Nuo Nuo, bustling, obsessed, all kinds, eloquent, shadowy, lush, secure, cheerful, steady, in and out, happy, happy, serious, full of stains and spots, neat, upright, full of enthusiasm, and high. Lively, 7788, beautiful, generous, bright, swaying, full of joy, crying, laughing, being squeezed, talking, coming and going, round and full, complete, winding, laughing, hiding, swaying, intermittent, one after another.

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One hundred and fifty, one drop a day, all my life, every move, one day and one night, every grass, one tree, one brick and one tile, exactly the same, merciless, silent, indifferent, neither long nor short, unclear, solemn, neither dead nor alive, neither tight nor slow, neither clear nor vague, neither up nor down, nor good. Endless, all the time, day and night, ups and downs, great joy, great sorrow, good fortune, big right and wrong, big fish and big meat, big fights, big red and green, self-inflicted, self-talk, self-abandonment, self-talk, boasting, self-respect, self-sacrifice,

Approachable, open-minded, pure and flawless, persistent, persistent, sleepless, upright, fearless in times of crisis, aboveboard, indomitable, dedicated, after death, describe people's wisdom as resourceful, comprehensive, knowledgeable, brilliant and outstanding.

Describe the appearance and behavior of the characters:

Charming, gentle, graceful, beautiful, natural and graceful, high-spirited, dignified, radiant and energetic. Describe the characters' expressions and emotions: carefree, happy, cheerful, ecstatic, stupefied, overjoyed, depressed and indifferent. Stunned, dejected and smirked, the idioms describing heroes are: integrity, fearlessness, openness, integrity, courage, resourcefulness, no apology, calmness, and saving the day.

Describe people's eloquence: eloquent, eloquent, eloquent, witty, witty, witty. Describe people's actions: looking at flowers, cheering, helping the old and taking care of the young, dancing, heart-to-heart, leaning forward and leaning back, running to tell each other, wading through mountains and rivers.

Describe the friendship between people: kindness is as heavy as a mountain, friendship is deep, brotherhood is deep, inseparable, blood is thicker than water, like-minded, in the same boat, caring for each other, sharing life and death.

Idioms from historical stories: three visits to the cottage, iron pestle into a needle, plum blossoms to quench thirst, returning to Zhao in perfect condition, besieged on all sides, offering a humble apology, faithfully serving the country, never letting go of books, hanging on the beam, stealing the light from the wall, riding safely, secretly crossing the warehouse, acting according to the picture, standing snow at the door, playing tricks on others, and using force without mercy.

Idioms from fables: self-contradiction, making up a few things, making the finishing point, carving a boat for a sword, waiting for rabbits, loving dragons, mending dead sheep, gilding the lily, stealing clocks, returning pearls, competing for pearls, Pengcheng Wan Li, bowing to scare birds, carrying firewood to put out the fire, and a glass of water. Opening a book is conducive to describing the momentum and atmosphere of things: impeccable, sharp, resolute, deafening, thrilling, unstoppable, overwhelming, full of gas field, Ma Benteng, flat feet. It describes the characteristics of the four seasons: chilly spring, full of spring, revival of all things, spring flowers and autumn fruits, rain in Feng Chun, scorching sun, steaming in hot summer, and so on.

People are buzzing, bustling, crowded, packed, weddings and funerals, in full swing, thriving, and descriptions of beautiful scenery and things are endless: beautiful, spectacular, magnificent, resplendent, beautiful, wonderful, exquisite workmanship, icing on the cake, powder makeup and jade, unique descriptions. The mountains are stacked, the mountains are beautiful, the mountains are flowing, the sky is empty, and the smoke is vast. Describe flowers and trees: flowers bloom and fall, green grass is flourishing, ancient trees are towering, trees are lush, flowers bloom and fall, flowers bloom and fall, and trees are shaded. Describe the sun and the moon: it rains cats and dogs, and it rains cats and dogs.

Synonym idioms:

Rejuvenate the country, climb mountains and mountains, do as you are told, leave your hometown, sigh hearsay, abandon your helmet and armor, dispatch troops, talk sweetly and be short-sighted.

Idioms with antonyms:

Staggering in the east and west, going forward and succeeding, leaning forward and leaning back, pushing left and blocking right, connecting the past with the future, seeking for the future, fostering strengths and avoiding weaknesses, innovating and eliminating the fittest. The Chinese zodiac idiom is as timid as a mouse, casting pearls before swine, killing chickens to scare monkeys, waiting for rabbits to be like wolves, jumping over walls like dogs, gilding the lily and being stupefied.

Idioms with animal names: Vientiane updates, scurries about, chickens crow and dogs steal, hordes of horses, sheep make up after death, bow to the snake's shadow, stand out from the crowd, play the lute to a cow, like a duck to water, birds sing and flowers smell like flowers, crouching tiger gives birth to power, helpless, making the finishing point, scurrying about, crouching, waiting for rabbits and children. Eating whales, clues, entering the spirit of dragon and horse, dragonfly flying, tiger leaping, tiger leaping, dragon's den, Yue Long's Feng Ming, the traffic is busy, calling deer a horse, making rabbits sad, making dogs restless and wolfing down. Idioms containing human organs are: high ambition, low ambition, dumbfounded, dull-minded, top-heavy.

Idioms with insect names: moths put out the fire, cicadas shed their shells, mosquitoes gather thunder, the moon hangs, whales are swallowed, dragonflies touch the water, mantis stops the car, clues, mantis catches cicadas-Yellowbird has a set of idioms with similar words: AC: observe the words, dispatch troops, smash the bones, wind and rain, beat about the bush, energetic and shocking.

Idioms containing a set of antonyms:

AB: Endless existence, clear distinction between black and white, inversion of light and heavy, combination of soft and hard, consistency, moodiness, balance between left and right, dumbfounding, appealing to both refined and popular tastes * * * Enjoy AC: crowding round, turning from arrogance to respect, stagger, look around, be overqualified, put others before oneself, and do something.

Idioms describing emergencies:

Close call, urgent need, burning eyebrows, urgent need digital idioms: echo each other, speak with one voice, be thorough and clean, kill two birds with one stone, plummet, be exactly the same, have a sudden cold, travel thousands of miles every day, be fully engaged, be duplicitous, be unexpected, and be thrifty. All corners of the country, varied, colorful, disoriented, heptagon, scattered, strewn at random, heptagon, too many cooks, all-encompassing, exquisite, narrow escape, nine Niu Yi hairs, stable, perfect, numerous, riddled with holes, victorious, obedient and ever-changing.

Idioms describing colors: colorful, colorful, thousands of miles away, colorful, colorful, colorful, green.