What are the common idioms in college entrance examination?

The common idioms in the college entrance examination are: 1, walking slowly like a car: walking slowly like a car. 2. Resettlement: I miss my hometown and refuse to move easily. 3. White clouds and pale dogs: a metaphor for impermanence.

4, boring: refers to life without relying on thoughts and feelings, spiritual emptiness, feeling meaningless. 5, violent tiger Feng He: Metaphor is foolhardy and reckless.

6, whip in: whip: spur, excited. Richter: It's inside. Refers to applying what you have learned. Describe a speech or article thoroughly and profoundly. (error-prone: reasonable: in line with nature and rationality. )

7. Nothing grows: nothing except a corpse. The original meaning is frugal life. Now describe poverty. Don't be ashamed to ask: don't use it on people smarter than yourself.

9, disappointing: not up to everyone's expectations, derogatory. These two idioms are often used interchangeably. 10, live up to expectations: live up to expectations, praise. 1 1, spread like wildfire: the news spread quickly.

12, Non-publication Theory: Irretrievable Speech. 13, unreasonable: you can't make it clear with reason and describe your attitude as arrogant or ignorant. 14, not seeking Wen Da: not seeking fame and wealth.

15, Disagree: Disagree is correct. 16, not enough training: not worth following as a criterion. 17, looking sideways: looking sideways. Describe hatred or fear and resentment. 18, dissatisfied: barely satisfied.

19, chop and change: it is a metaphor for being capricious and also describes going with the flow. 20, speechless: it is impolite to speak. 2 1, carelessness: this description is short or general, and the latter description is sloppy and careless.

22, too big to be: when: the bottom. Too big and boundless means too big and useless. 23. Celebrate each other by playing the crown: It means that when a person becomes an official or is promoted in officialdom, his associates will celebrate each other and there will be officials to do. A derogatory term.

24, do your duty: when: encounter. Do what you have to do, don't shirk it. 25. The appearance of Tao: the appearance of Tao: solemn appearance. Lan Xiao: Arrogant expression. A person who pretends to be serious.

26. Entering the room: It means that knowledge or skills go from shallow to deep, step by step, and gradually achieve high achievements. 27. Wait a minute: From one level to the next. Get worse.

28. Take it for granted: treat it as usual. 29. Wandering from place to place: describe the hardships of life, frustration, displacement and nowhere to live. 30. Worship: figurative worship to the extreme.

3 1, face to face: describe the enthusiasm and sincerity of the elders. 32. Punishment is not a crime: punishment is not equal to crime, that is, the punishment is too heavy. 33. Sex: willful or used to playing tricks.

34. Piecewise analysis: Describe an orderly and detailed classification or analysis. 35. Contention: Originally, it meant that the host and guest stood on both sides of the courtyard and met with equal courtesy. Later, it was used to describe the status of opposition and equality.

36. Burn ointment: light the lamp and continue during the day (doing things). Describe working or studying hard day and night. Ointment: grease. Burn ointment: light an oil lamp.

37.BLACKPINK's appearance: Make up with BLACKPINK and perform on stage. It is also a metaphor for a bad guy who enters the political arena in disguise. 38. The meeting between the wind and the clouds: a metaphor for the encounter between the monarch and the minister. It also refers to a good opportunity to show your talents.

Tell everyone that when you meet someone, you will praise Xiang Si's talent. Metaphor is keen to make a name for others or praise the benefits of something. 40. Feng Huang Yu Fei: Phoenix and Phoenix. Used to describe the love between husband and wife.

4 1, lamenting and slandering: there is dissatisfaction in the heart and resentment in the heart. Slander: To slander or speak ill of others. 42. Make a face-lift: Metaphor only changes the form, not the content.

43. Change one's course: A metaphor for reforming the system or changing methods can also be written as "change one's course". 44. Empathy: The feeling of gratitude is just like personal experience. Often used instead of others to express gratitude.

45. Open your eyes: When you lift the fishing rope, all the meshes are open. Metaphor grasps the essence of things, and it can drive comprehensiveness. It also means that the article is well organized.

46. Metaphor is aboveboard behavior. Refers to the noble virtue worthy of emulation. 47, strategic location: describe condescending, unstoppable. It is also a metaphor for grasping things at a high level and being able to control them very easily.

48. Everyone has his own place: originally, it means that everyone has his own will, and later, it means that everyone or everything can be properly arranged. 49, fishing for fame: deliberately do things that attract praise and gain fame.

50, high-sounding: describe the appearance of being serious on the surface. 5 1. Speculation: Look at the sky from a bamboo tube and measure the water with a ladle. Metaphor is short-sighted and narrow-minded.

52. Peeking at a leopard in a tube: Peeking at a leopard from a bamboo tube is a metaphor for incomplete observation or understanding. It is also a metaphor to infer the whole picture from part of observation. 53, bizarre: describe the strange appearance and complex color.

54. Wonderful craftsmanship: exquisite skills such as architecture and sculpture. It is often misused to describe natural scenery. 55, passing clouds: metaphor for things outside the body, you can not pay attention.

56. Sweating cows are full of people: When carrying books, cows are so tired that they are sweating, and fashion fills the whole room. There are many description books. 57, flashy: good-looking appearance, empty content.

58. grandstanding: cater to everyone with words and deeds to win everyone's praise and support. 59. Sudden release: describes the elimination of doubts and misunderstandings.

60, thrilling: swing: shake. Make the liver and intestines rotate and the mood agitate. Describing music and words is very tactful and moving. 6 1, dying and glowing: it means that people suddenly get excited before they die, and it also means that things get better temporarily before they die.

62. Keep a secret: This matter is very serious, and it is very tightly concealed. 63. Chaos: The appearance is chaotic, vague and unclear. 64, suddenly enlightened: suddenly feel suddenly enlightened, within reach, describe suddenly understand a certain truth.

65. Take a chestnut from the fire: a metaphor for taking risks to contribute to others, and suffering for yourself but getting nothing. 66. Jade following the light: a metaphor for the remaining precious cultural relics. Ji Guang: the name of the god beast in ancient mythology; Feather: a hair.

67. buckling: it means that the article is not easy to read. Bending: twists and turns; Grit your teeth: not smooth. 68. Rubber drum: a metaphor for thinking and doing things. Stubborn and inflexible.

69. affectation: it is unnatural to put on airs and deliberately put on airs. 70. Perfection: describes the perfection of things. 7 1, frightened bird: Metaphorically, a frightened person is afraid when he meets a little movement.

72, thank you, insensitive: thank you, refuse; Insensitive and incompetent. A person who politely refuses to do something. 73. Take Qi Mei as an example: Describe the mutual respect and love between husband and wife. 74. Empty: Nothing is empty.

75, groundless: metaphor news or legend is not completely unreasonable. It is also a metaphor for the occasional spread of rumors. 76. The old face flies away: a metaphor for parting. (mostly used by couples)

77. Old-fashioned: describes people who are not energetic, conservative and think they are great. 78. Penetrating the back of the paper: It describes that the calligraphy is strong and powerful, and the nib simply penetrates the back of the paper. It also describes poetry as profound in conception and concise in words.

79. There are good people and bad people in a group, and quality is the key. Not used for grades, achievements, etc. 80. incisively and vividly: it means that things are done smoothly or that articles and speeches are fully and thoroughly expressed, and it also means that they are thoroughly exposed.

8 1, Marco wrapped himself in a horse skin, describing the fearless spirit of bravely killing the enemy on the battlefield and dying. 82. Beautiful: refers to a tall and beautiful house.

83. Looking at each other: describes that everyone looks at each other because of fear or helplessness and does not speak. 84. Tomorrow's yellow flowers: originally refers to chrysanthemums that gradually wither after the Double Ninth Festival. The latter refers to outdated things or news. Yellow flower: chrysanthemum.

85. Cast a bright pearl behind your back: a talented person or a good person goes astray, which generally means that good things are not appreciated. 86. Stubborn: Stubborn: stupid and stubborn. Ling: Smart. Describe ignorance.

87. There is no cow in the eye: it means skilled and handy. Whole cow: whole cow.

88. Bath and crown monkeys: monkeys wear hats, not real people. Metaphor is superficial, just like a puppet. It is often used to satirize people who take refuge in evil forces and steal power. 89. Mud cattle into the sea: Mud cattle into the sea. Metaphor is gone forever.

90. Break off the relationship: figuratively speaking, on the surface, the relationship has been broken off, but in fact, both parties or one party is still emotionally involved with the other party. 9 1, throw a brick to attract jade: self-deprecating words cannot be used by the other party or a third party.

92. Brilliance: add luster to the poor. It is often used as a polite greeting for guests to go home, or as a gift for hanging things such as calligraphy and painting. 93. Picking gold from sand: going to sand to choose gold. Metaphor carefully selected, discard the false and retain the true.

94. Meet by chance: Duckweed drifts with the current, and it is uncertain to gather and disperse. It's a metaphor for someone you've never met. 95, July filariasis: refers to the weather gradually cool up.

96, wonderful workmanship: artificial refinement is better than nature. The description technique is very clever. Grasp: surpass. 97. Militarism: using force at will and waging wars of aggression. Describe extreme belligerence. Poverty: do everything possible; Hu: Whatever, whatever.

98. Take a detour: turn the chimney into a bend and remove the firewood next to the stove. Take measures in advance to prevent disasters. 99. condescending: lower yourself.

100, rush: Run like ducks in droves, indicating that many people are rushing to go. More derogatory. 10 1, jagged: the metaphor is complex and there are many factors on both sides.