Idioms describing cold.

1, freezing in the cold, pronounced as tiān hán dêng, means to describe the extremely cold weather.

From the sixty-fifth chapter of the Water Margin written by Nai 'an in Shi Ming: "It's freezing today, and the army can't stay for a long time. I can go back to the mountain."

Interpretation: Visually, it is extremely cold today, and it is difficult to station military horses. Let's go back to the mountains for a while.

2. The ice and snow are extremely cold, and the pinyin is bρng Xuěyán hán, which means ice and snow, and the weather is cold.

From Wu Boxiao's "Garden Note", "Although the seasons are timely, all kinds of vegetables are planted early and planted late, and sometimes they are harvested before they are planted; But in addition to the severe winter, spring, summer and autumn, there are always several kinds of vegetables in the garden competing for fat and green. "

3. Fold the glue and put down your fingers. Pinyin is zhé jiāo duò zhǐ, which means it is extremely cold.

From the stone "Mo Hengzan": It is not cold to break the glue.

Interpretation: The weather is cold, and this cassock is not enough to keep out the cold.

4, dripping into ice, pinyin is d τ shu ǐ ché ng b τ ng, which means that water drops will form ice. Describe the cold weather.

From Song Qian Yi's New South Wales: It's very cold in winter, dripping into ice.

Interpretation: Water droplets will form ice.

5, the cold wind invades the muscles, and the pinyin is hán fēng qēn jī, which means to describe the cold weather.

Example: Cold front crossing the border, cold wind invading muscles, people try not to go out, resulting in light business in entertainment places.