What idioms are used to describe warm weather?

What idioms are used to describe hot weather? Let's look at idioms that describe warm weather. I hope I can help you!

The idiom to describe the warm weather is spring blossoms.

A spring breeze is stroking the face

The sun illuminates every corner of the earth.

The breeze is blowing gently and the sun is shining.

Be affable to people

Sunny

Blue sky/cloudless sky in Wan Li

Qing feng fu mian

Spring is in the air

(of sb's face) radiant.

Infinite spring

The sun is shining and the spring is shining.

Return to the earth in spring

The scenery in spring makes people laugh.

This garden is full of the beauty/charm of spring.

Spring is in the air

The sky is clear and the air is fresh.

The sun is shining.

Sunny

Cloudless blue sky in Wan Li.

The idiom to describe the hot weather is 1. Shi Shuo Liu Jin: This means that the temperature is extremely high, which can melt stones. Describe the heat. New moon, pass "new moon".

2. cicadas don't know snow: cicadas are born in summer and die in autumn, so they can't see snow. Metaphor is that people are well informed.

3. Blue shirts are cool: shirts refer to: single clothes; Dai Li: Dai Li. A metaphor for summer clothes and hats.

4. Spring grows in summer and winter storage in autumn: spring grows in summer and winter storage in autumn. Refers to the general process of agricultural production. It is also a metaphor for the occurrence and development of things.

5. Summer cold: qi refers to: big. Hot summer, cold winter. Describe this season with bad weather conditions.

6. Warm in winter and cool in summer: cool. Winter makes it warm and summer makes it cool. Use metaphors when appropriate.

7. Summer stove and winter fan: there is a stove in summer and a fan in winter. Metaphor does not meet the needs of the times, and it takes efforts to get benefits.

8. Sweating: Describe sweating all over because of hot weather or nervous mood.

9. Xia Yun in winter: the sun in winter and the clouds in summer. Metaphor is gentle and amiable, which makes people willing to approach.

10. burnt sand and rotten stones: burnt sand and burnt stones. Describe the weather is very hot.

1 1. Ge Shuang: Wear shoes in winter and summer. Metaphor is too frugal and stingy.

12. Sweat into rain: wave your fingers: sprinkle, splash. Wipe your sweat with your hands, and it will spill like rain. Describe many people.

13. Sorrow: describes the intense sunshine in summer, which means extreme heat. Example: "The scorching sun scorches people, but the rice seedlings are half burnt."

14. Sweating and sticking to the back: sticking fingers: soaking. Sweat soaked my back. Describe the hot weather or extreme panic or shame.

15. Terrible summer: as terrible as the scorching sun in summer. The metaphor is grim and frightening.

16. Summer Rain Rain People: Rain refers to: the "rain" in front, the noun, rain; After a "rain", the verb, rain. Just like the summer rain on people. Metaphor helps and educates people in time.

17. Coke into Shi Shuo: let the stone melt and burn. Describe the hot weather.

18. Jiao Yang is like fire: coke means: white and bright. The sun burns like fire. Describe the heat in summer.

19. Shijie Liu Jin: Describe the hot weather.

20. Half sunny and half cloudy: sunny to cloudy, cloudy to sunny. Describe the uncertain weather from spring to early summer.

2 1. Pyrolysis: burning and melting metals and stones. Describe the weather as extremely dry and hot.

22. Flowing gold aragonite: aragonite and flowing refer to melting. Describe the hot weather, as if the stone would melt.

23. Sweating: It means: soaking wet. Sweat flowed all over my back. Describe being very afraid or ashamed. Now it is also described as sweating a lot and getting wet.

24. Melon floating in summer: the fun of cooling off in summer. See "floating melons sink plums".

25. The scorching sun is in the sky: the scorching sun is in the sky. Describe the hot weather.

26. There are no clouds in Wan Li: The sky is blue and there are no clouds. Describe sunny weather.

27. Summer has come and the cold has gone: summer has passed and winter has come. Generally refers to the passage of time.

28. Hold ice in winter and hold fire in summer: hold ice in winter and hold fire in summer. Describe trying to encourage yourself.