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Idiom describing a cool breeze in winter

Idiom describing a cool breeze in winter

In winter, the sun seems afraid of getting cold. Wearing thick clothes can't give off heat. The following is an idiom I compiled to describe the cool wind in winter. Welcome to refer to!

1, cold cicada: cold cicada. When it is cold, cicadas will make a sad and low voice. Literature is often used to set off the sad atmosphere and emotional appeal.

2. December: refers to the cold season in October, November and December of the lunar calendar.

3. Summer insects are facing fungi: Because summer insects can't survive in winter, fungi are fleeting. Metaphor life is short.

4. Snow abuse: abuse: tyranny; Gluttony: greed and disability. It is windy and snowy. Describe the cold weather.

5, air cooling: equivalent to cold air. Describe the biting cold wind in winter.

6, warm in winter and cool in summer: keep parents warm in winter and cool in summer. This refers to the filial piety of the Son of Man. Now it is also called warm in winter and cool in summer.

7, winter baking pedant: winter baking: describe ignorance and shallowness. Refers to ignorant intellectuals.

8, frozen snow cover: everywhere is white, surrounded by snow and ice, the ground is frozen, and there is snow overhead.

9. Goose feather snow: refers to snowflakes falling like goose feathers. Describe the heavy snow.

10, snowy: snowy: white appearance, mostly used to describe frost and snow. The white snow is dazzling with silver light.

1 1, chilly: it means very cold or gloomy and terrible. Often used as predicate, attribute and object.

12, chilly in spring: chilly: slightly cold. Describe the cold in early spring.

13, freezing: freezing in heaven and earth. Describe a very cold winter.

14, from "Chicken Feather Hall" in Shiquan, Qingjiang: "Ice and snow are like tigers, and naked cryers have no home."

15, white package: describes a white world after snow. Silver and elements: white. Packing: bag. There is no color from top to bottom, it is very plain. Generally used to describe the beautiful scenery after snow.

16, autumn harvest in Tibet: autumn harvest, winter storage. Generally refers to traditional agricultural activities.

17, be caring and attentive: be caring and attentive: hot air makes cold people feel warm; Seeking warmth: seeking cold and seeking warmth. Describe being very concerned about people's lives.

18, snowstorm: snow and ice hit at the same time.

19, remnant winter and twelfth lunar month: twelfth lunar month: December of the lunar calendar. Refers to the end of the year.

20, five winters and six summers: Jude said that no matter whether it is cold or hot. Whenever.

2 1, count nine cold days: count nine, starting from the winter solstice, and then every nine days is a "nine", and it is coldest on March 9 and April 9. The coldest day.

22, snow: vast, vast, far-reaching appearance. The endless snow means a lot of snow, which is endless as far as the eye can see. It snows heavily in winter.

23, ice and snow cellar: described as extremely cold.

24, Touguhan: cold air Tougu, describing the weather is very cold.

25, thousands of miles frozen: "thousands of miles" is an imaginary number, referring to the vast northern country, not to say thousands of miles. Then thousands of miles of ice, can also explain the cold weather.

26. Autumn harvest and winter storage: Autumn is the harvest season of crops, and winter is the storage of fruits needed for one year. Metaphor is a year of farming.

27, thousands of miles frozen: "thousands of miles" is an imaginary number, referring to the vast northern country, not to say thousands of miles. Then it is used with "Wan Li" in "Snow in Wan Li". The vast northern land is frozen. "Bing" is a noun as an adverbial, and the preposition "Bei" is omitted in front.

28, dripping into ice: dripping into ice. Describe the cold weather.

29, the mountain is cold and cold: cold and clear. Describe the scene in winter.

30, winter dryness: winter dryness: pedantic, shallow. It means that a person is confused, stupid and then unreasonable. Also known as "brain roasting in winter".

3 1, Winter Fat and Thin Year: In the Southern Song Dynasty, Wudi's custom had several winter solstice festivals, during which families gave gifts to each other, which was called "Winter Fat and Thin Year". See Song Anonymous.

32, winter fan summer furnace: metaphor is out of place.

33. Winter kudzu: autumn: fur coat; Ge: Ge ant. Generally refers to beautiful clothes.

34. Bitter wind: Bitter wind means that the weather is cold, and the cold wind seems to blow into people's skin and reach the bones, causing tingling. Mostly used to describe bad cold weather.

35. Spring comes to winter: Spring comes to winter. Describe the passage of time.

36, summer furnace winter fan: summer furnace, winter fan. Metaphor does not meet the needs of the times, and it takes efforts to get benefits.

37, no winter and summer: refers to all seasons of the year.

38. Lovely winter: Like the winter sun, it makes people feel warm and kind. It is a metaphor for people's gentle and loving attitude, which makes people willing to approach.

39. Cold at the end of the year: refers to the cold scene at the end of the year.

40. Winter: December: December of the lunar calendar. It refers to the coldest day in December in winter.

4 1, powder makeup jade: decorated with white jade. Describe the snow scene and the white and tender skin of people.

42. Lin Hanjian Su: Cold: Cold: Su: Cold. Woods and mountain streams show a coolness and silence.

43. No winter and no summer: See "No winter and no summer".

44. 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's also a metaphor for what happened.

45, cold wind invading muscles: describe the cold weather.

46. Cold weather: Hey, crack. It's freezing in cold weather, which means the weather is cold and the ground is cracked.

47. Bitter wind and rain: hurricane: cold wind; Bitter rain: a long and disastrous rain. Describing bad weather was later used to describe a miserable and desolate situation.

48. Lin Su: Cold; Cold; Sue: Cold killing. Describe the sparse trees and shallow streams in autumn and winter.

49. Snow indicates a bumper harvest year: heavy snow in winter indicates a bumper harvest in the coming year.

50. freezing cold: describe the weather as extremely cold.

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