1. What are the four-letter words whose last word is "人"?
The four-letter words whose last word is "人" are:
1. Hidden arrows To hurt people
àn jiàn shāng rén
The idiom explains to release cold arrows to hurt people. It is a metaphor for hurting people secretly by some means.
The idiom comes from Chapter 113 of "Water Margin" by Shi Naian of Ming Dynasty: "But those who have been killed and dismounted should be carried back to their own formations. They are not allowed to hurt people with hidden arrows, and they are not allowed to snatch the corpses."
2. A hundred-year tree tree
bǎi nián shù rén
The idiom explains tree: planting, cultivation. It is a metaphor that cultivating talents is a long-term and arduous task.
The idiom comes from "Guan Zi Quan Xiu" by Guan Zhong of the Pre-Qin Dynasty: "A one-year plan is better than planting a valley; a ten-year plan is better than trees; a lifelong plan is better than cultivating people."
3. Bei Tian and pity people
bēi tiān mǐn rén
The idiom explains bei Tian: lament the current world; pity people: pity everyone. It refers to lamenting the hardships of the times and pitying people's suffering.
The idiom comes from "Zhu Renyuan's Epitaph" by Huang Zongyi of the Qing Dynasty: "Aha! How can people be so pitiful and compassionate towards others when they are far away?"
4. Chuchu moving people
chǔ chǔ dòng rén
The idiom explains that the appearance is beautiful and touching
The idiom comes from Xu Yao's "Taihensheng Biography" of the Qing Dynasty: "Although the woman is fragmented and haggard, The euphemism is so touching. ”
5. Seeing things and thinking about people
dǔ wù sī rén
The idiom explains seeing: seeing; thinking: missing. Seeing the things left behind by someone who has died or left makes you think of that person.
The idiom comes from "Legend·Yan Jun" by Fei Chuan of the Tang Dynasty: "The imperial concubine gave a rhinoceros hairpin to avoid dust, saying: 'I will miss people when I see things in the future.'"
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Online Idiom Dictionary: /cySearch?l=1&c_1=&c_2=&c_3=&c_4=%C8%CB&c_5=&Search=SWord&stype=3 2. What are the four-character words in which the last character is "人"
To hit someone with a secret hammer is a metaphor for attacking someone secretly.
Hidden arrows hurt people, and cold arrows hurt people. It is a metaphor for hurting people secretly by some means.
Hit a person with an arrow from the dark. Dark: hit in the dark; arrow: shoot an arrow; hit: hurt. Shoot cold arrows to hurt people.
It is a metaphor for secretly attacking or framing others by using insidious means. Hundreds of years of tree cultivation: planting, cultivation.
It is a metaphor that cultivating talents is a long-term and arduous task. One person in a hundred generations refers to an extremely rare talent.
It takes a hundred years to cultivate talents. It takes a hundred years to cultivate talents. Finger education is a century-old plan and requires hard work.
Same as "it takes a hundred years to cultivate people". As if no one is around.
Describes the expression and attitude of being proud and confident. Bei Tian and pity people. Bei Tian: lament the times; pity people: pity everyone.
Refers to lamenting the hardships of the times and pitying people's suffering. The host of the North Road is the host who receives passers-by on the North Road.
Synonymous with "host". Servant as Madam Servant: maid; Madam: Housewife.
In the old days, it meant that although one deliberately imitated others in literature and art, his talent and the scale of his works could never catch up. Bo Han Zhong Ren Bo Han: Slight chill.
Medium: hurt someone. It means that even a slight cold can harm a person's body.
It also means that people cannot withstand slight blows when they are old or in trouble. Poor life and beautiful woman Poor life: bad luck and bad life.
A beautiful woman who has a bad luck and a miserable life. Disdainful Teeth: Arranged like teeth.
Cannot be listed among humans. Refers to being looked down upon by others.
There is no shortage of people. Lack: lack; Qi: that, those. There are not many people like that.
Not willing to be left behind. Not willing to fall behind others.
Don't dare to follow others and don't want to fall behind others.
It means not daring to slack off and working hard to move forward. Untold. Cannot tell others.
Refers to being shady. Cai Qi surpasses talents Cai: talent; Qi: courage.
The talent and courage are better than ordinary people. Talent and knowledge exceed those of ordinary people.
Talented scholar and beautiful lady generally refers to talented and beautiful men and women. The master of haste is haste: in a hurry.
When a guest arrives suddenly and the reception is not done well in a hurry, it is difficult to fulfill the courtesy of the host. Canglang old man refers to a hermit and a fisherman.
Hide your works in famous mountains and pass them on to people with the same interests. Hidden in famous mountains, pass it on to its people.
Hide the work in a famous mountain and pass it on to like-minded people in the future. Observe yourself and know others. It refers to things that are reasonable. If you examine yourself, you can know others.
Success or failure depends on the person. Comments, measurement. Use success and failure as criteria for judging characters.
If you are not comfortable as an adult, you are not an adult if you are comfortable. If you want to be successful, you must work hard and cannot be comfortable. Having teeth and cheeks attached to people means being praised by people.
To say hurtful things is to say something that is insulting; something that is disrespectful to a person's dignity. Chuchu moving Chuchu: bright and neat appearance.
Describing a beautiful appearance that attracts love and affection. Chuchukeren describes a beautiful appearance that makes people feel comfortable.
To win people through a well: to dig a well. It means that one person can be saved by digging a well at home, but it is said that one person can be saved by digging a well.
Metaphors are passed around and become distorted. Spring breeze Fengren Fengren: blows people.
The warm spring breeze blows people. It is a metaphor for teaching and helping people in a timely manner.
The seductive spring scenery: tease, tease, provoke. The scenery of spring arouses people's interest.
Wine Woman Wine: A wine with a strong taste. A metaphor for a decadent and corrupt life.
Wine and beauty refers to the beauty of wine. Rescue someone from a well From: Follow.
Jump into the well to save someone. The original metaphor refers to behavior that harms oneself but does no good to others.
It is often used as a metaphor for taking risks to save people. An inch of iron can kill a person. A short weapon as long as one inch can kill.
It is a metaphor that things mainly depend on essence rather than quantity. Daguan Noble Person Daguan: high official.
Refers to high-status officials and people with prominent family backgrounds. High-ranking official and important person still means high-ranking official and noble person.
Refers to high-status officials and people with prominent family backgrounds. Dashitongren Tongren: A person who is knowledgeable and understands ancient and modern times.
Refers to a person who is open-minded and knowledgeable. An emergency appeal to the person presiding over or performing the beheading to save the life of a person who is about to be beheaded.
To follow the predecessors: To follow the example and to use it. Follow the example of the predecessors and lack innovation.
Stealing and resenting one's master is a metaphor for evil people resenting upright people. Same as "the thief hates his master".
The thief hates the owner. The owner: the owner. A thief hates the owner of something he steals from.
A metaphor for evil people hating righteous people. To be lenient and to be lenient means not to do things to the extreme, but to leave room for leeway.
Gains and losses depend on one’s own efforts. It means that success or failure in life depends on one’s own efforts. Emphasis on people's subjective initiative.
Host generally refers to the host who receives or entertains guests. Same as "host".
People from the east, west, north and south refer to people whose residence is uncertain. Dongyeba People is a popular folk song of the ancient Chu people, also known as "Xialiba People".
Dounan: South of the Big Dipper. Refers to the world and within the sea.
Refers to talents that are unique in the world. Describes unique character or talent.
People who fight with bamboo: Dou: container, one bucket = ten liters; Xiao: bamboo vessel, one bucket can hold two liters. Describes a person's narrow-mindedness and short-sightedness.
Dui different from others Du: alone, alone; different: different. Alone and different from others.
Generally refers to being different from the world. Gamble on things and think of people. When you see the things left by a person who has died or left, you will think of that person.
Seeing things and thinking about people. Jian: to see; Si: to miss. Seeing the things left behind by someone who has died or left makes you think of that person.
A person who is beyond measure: a person whose heart is beyond calculation.
Refers to a person who has no relationship or close relationship with a person or a group.
That is, outsiders. Aggressive: A surprising sound.
It is used to describe menacing, domineering and embarrassing people. It also means that the situation is developing rapidly and puts people under pressure.
Use vicious words to slander and hurt people. Erba Jiaren 28: refers to sixteen years old; Jiaren: beautiful woman.
A beautiful woman in her fifteenth or sixteenth year. Crush the guilty and save the people.
Often used as a slogan for launching wars. "People" should be regarded as "people", which was changed to avoid Taizong's taboo.
Same as "criminal punishment to punish the people". An ordinary person: ordinary, ordinary.
Ordinary people. It doesn’t mean someone who is accomplished and talented.
People outside Fangwai: outside the world. Originally refers to a person whose words and deeds transcend secular ethics.
The latter refers to the way of monks. Birds rely on people. Yi: attachment.
The flying birds nestle next to people. A metaphor for being attached to the powerful.
It is also used as a metaphor for children and girls who are petite, soft, approachable and receptive. Feng Gao sets fire, Yue Hei kills people. Feng Gao: The wind is very strong.
The black moon: refers to the dark night. Set fires when the wind blows, kill people in the dark.
Describe the behavior of robbers who take advantage of the opportunity to commit crimes. Sharp edge: edge of a knife; awn: spearhead.
Metaphorical words are sharp and threatening. A Fudi Sage refers to a person who has a little knowledge in a certain area and is capable of doing so.
Be at the mercy of others. Every move is at the mercy of others. Pitching by people Pitching: lowering the head and raising the head, generally refers to every move.
It is a metaphor that everything is controlled by others. Wealth and honor force people to have no intention of wealth and honor, so they are forced to become an official.
Also. 3. Four-character idioms whose last word is "Exhaust"
Sixty-five four-character idioms whose last word is "Exhaust": All money and strength have been exhausted.
It is a metaphor for being in a difficult situation in life. To eliminate evil and eliminate evil: evil; Wu: must.
We must clean up bad people and bad things thoroughly. Cai tried his best to use up all his money and strength.
It is a metaphor for being in a difficult situation in life. The age of the chun is endless: ancient legend has it that there is a big chun tree with a long life span.
Live as long as the toon tree. It is often used as a word to wish people longevity.
Fill the analogy to the extreme. Accumulate the analogy: study similar things; reach the extreme: reach the extreme precision. Refers to making sufficient inferences about matters.
The word exhaustion means that no reason can be found and there is nothing to say. Ci Qi Li Ji Ci: Literary Ci; Qi Qi: complete, exhaust.
Nothing to say, no reason to argue. The money on the bedside is exhausted. The money on the bedside is exhausted.
It is a metaphor for running out of money and being trapped in life. The iron pins of the car were all polished.
Describes a long journey. There is endless food to eat: through "clothing", dressing.
There is endless food, clothing and enjoyment. A metaphor for living a prosperous life.
There is endless food to eat: clothing. Food, clothing, and enjoyment.
It is a metaphor for living a prosperous life. The sword is broken and the arrow is broken: broken; arrow: arrow.
The sword was broken and the arrows were exhausted. It describes fighting until the end and being unable to fight anymore.
The lantern is so lonely that it is all alone; the wick has been burned out. The wick has burned out and the lamp has burned out.
Refers to a person who is alone in front of the lamp and unable to sleep late at night. It also refers to the hardship and hardship of life.
There is no limit to gratitude. There is no end to gratitude. Describe being very grateful.
Geng servant is too many to describe. There are too many people or things to count. Same as "it's hard to count more servants".
The drum is weak and the drum is exhausted: the sound of the war drum; the drum is weak. The sound of the war drums was weak and their power had been exhausted.
Describe the tragic situation when the war is close to defeat. It also describes the end of the article as being lax and weak.
The use of a bow and a folding knife means that the fighting power is gone and there is no way to think about it. Count all the mechanisms: a careful and clever strategy.
It is a metaphor for putting all your efforts into it. The mechanisms are exhausted: a careful and clever strategy.
It is a metaphor for putting all your efforts into it. Jiang Lang's talents are exhausted by Jiang Lang: guide towards Jiang Yan.
It originally meant that Jiang Yan had few literary names and had no good poems in his later years. A metaphor for declining talents.
The wine market is full of excitement. Lan: to exhaust; The banquet is over and the interest is gone.
Exhausted: tired, tired. Mentally exhausted and exhausted.
Describes extreme mental and physical fatigue, exhaustion, mental fatigue, and exhaustion of energy. Describes extreme mental and physical fatigue.
The plan is exhausted and the plan is exhausted. The same as "planning for the worst and worrying about the extreme".
The plan is exhausted, the plan is exhausted, the plan is exhausted; the plan is exhausted, the plan is exhausted, the plan is exhausted. All the strategies and strength have been exhausted.
Jiang Yan’s talents were limited to Liang Jiangyan in the Southern Dynasties. He had few literary names and was known as Jiang Lang in the world. In his later years, he had no good poems, and people at that time said that his talent was exhausted.
Later it was often used to describe the decline of talent. The whole family refers to the death of the whole family.
The people are poor and the wealth is exhausted. The people are impoverished and the national wealth is exhausted. The gold is gone, the fur robe is torn, and the money is gone.
A metaphor for a difficult situation. Qiu Ruijinqiu: leather clothing.
The leather jacket is worn out and the money is running out. A metaphor for living in poverty.
To get rid of evil things: get rid of them; Wu: make sure. The bad guys must be eliminated thoroughly.
It is a metaphor that bad people and bad things cannot be tolerated. The handle of the woodcutter's ax for chopping wood is rotten.
It is a metaphor for the long time and the changes in the world. Guizhou donkey skills are at their best: Guizhou.
The limited ability of metaphor has been used up. The energy has been exhausted: destiny.
Describes a person who is dying, about to die or has no vitality. The utmost affection means that one's friendship has reached its extreme.
To be completely unpopular means to be extremely unpopular. The human heart is endless when human selfishness is not satisfied.
To be benevolent and righteous to the utmost: to the extreme, the most; to the utmost: to use everything. Do your best to be benevolent and righteous.
It means that people’s kindness and help have been maximized. Sweeping it to the ground means destroying everything.
Mostly refers to the complete loss of certain cultural relics, spiritual sentiment, etc. To sweep the floor clean means to be completely clean, leaving nothing behind.
Sweeping the floor means destroying completely. It also refers to the loss of face and prestige.
To be exhausted means that there is no power or ability left. Mountains and rivers have come to an end. Mountains and waters have come to an end.
It is a metaphor for being in a desperate situation with no way out. The water and the mountains have reached their end, and there is no way forward.
A metaphor for being in a desperate situation. Lost everything, lost everything.
Perish together: End. Die together or perish together.
To gushing endlessly is like running water continuously. Same as "tonguing endlessly".
Endless: End. There is no end, no limit.
To be meticulous means to understand the beginning and end of something in a very detailed and thorough manner. The oil is dry and the lamp is exhausted, which is a metaphor for death soon.
Same as "the oil dries up and the lamp grass is exhausted". The oil is dry and the fire is exhausted.
See everything at a glance: look. At a glance, everything comes into view.
Be sincere and sincere in your words, without any reservations. Be sincere in what you mean and speak with all your heart, and no reservations in your words.
Sweep it all away in one go. Metaphorically clean it up completely.
Speak everything from your heart without reservation. To catch them all in one swoop means to seize them all or to eliminate them completely.
Drink in one gulp: drink. Finished it in one gulp.
Describes drinking very happily. It's difficult to describe something in one sentence. It's complicated and complicated and cannot be explained clearly in one sentence (used in bad things).
The meaning is still unfinished: return. It means that you haven't had enough fun yet, and you can't finish what you want to express.
Zhi Ai is all in Zhi Ai: a metaphor for beauty and evil. Zhi Ai Tong was burned.
It is a metaphor that good and bad will perish together. The bell rings and the water leaks: hourglass, ancient timepiece.
The morning bell has struck, and the water in the clepsydra will have finished dripping. It is a metaphor for old age and weak strength, reaching old age.
Also refers to late at night. Intelligence and talent have been exhausted.
Knowing everything is exhaustive, yet knowing everything is unexplainable. As long as you know it, there is nothing you can’t say without speaking out. 4. Looking for a four-character idiom, the last word of which is "人", with any positive or derogatory meaning, to describe a person's character
The idiom means to hurt someone with an arrow in the dark phonetic notation: àn jiàn shāng rén Allusion: Liu Yan of the Song Dynasty "Yi Yan" Volume 6: "Hidden arrows hit people deep in the bones, and people's resentment will also hit the bones, so as to cover up people's unpreparedness.
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Explanation: It is a metaphor for using some means to hurt people secretly. Example: As long as you behave well, you are not afraid~.
Disdainful of others. Phonetic: bù chǐ yú rén Allusion: "Continued Zizhi Tongjian·Song Ji·The First Year of Huizong Zhenghe": "Ma Zhi, a native of Yan, was a member of a large family in Liao. He served as an official to Guanglu Qing, committed filth and caused civil strife, and was despised by others. "Explanation: refers to being looked down upon by others.
There is no shortage of people. Phonetic notation: bù fá qí rénExplanation: There are not many people like that. Example: But this opinion is probably held by those who hold it~, and it has been around for a long time , but I probably don’t dare to delete it resolutely, and write it in the book.
(Lu Xun’s "Morning Blossoms Picked Up at Dusk·Postscript") Not willing to be later generations' phonetic notation: bù gān hòu ren's explanation: Not willing to fall behind others. Example: In labor, everyone is chasing each other, and no one is ~. People in the cold. "Explanation: Bohan: slight coldness.
Zhongren: hurts people. It means that even a slight coldness can harm a person's body.
It is also a metaphor for people who are aging or in trouble. Sometimes you can't withstand a slight blow. Example: ~The old man is afraid, pouring hot wine on the intestines first
(Song Dynasty Su Shi's "September Huang Lou Zu") Unspeakable phonetic notation: bù kě gào. rén's explanation: Can't tell others.
Example: The people who wrote the books are all deeply sad and have hidden feelings, which are expressed through indirect metaphors. "The Relationship between Novels and Changing Society") "Beautiful Lady" phonetic notation: bó mìng jiā ren Allusion: Yuan Dynasty Hong Xiwen's "Book of Beautiful Women": "It is pity the history of previous generations, the fate of beautiful people is like this. "
Explanation: Poor life: poor fortune and misery. Beautiful woman with poor fortune and misery.
Hundred Years Tree Man phonetic notation: bǎi nián shù rén Allusion: "Guanzi Quan Xiu": "One year For a ten-year plan, there is no better plan than planting trees; for a lifelong plan, there is no better plan than planting trees. "Explanation: It is a metaphor that cultivating talents is a long-term and arduous task.
Example: The ancients all knew the truth of ~, and we should do a good job in cultivating talents. The phonetic notation of compassion for people: bēi tiān mǐn rén allusion: Han Yu of the Tang Dynasty, "On the Controversy of Ministers": "Those two saints and one sage, don't you know that it is a pleasure to live in peace? I am sincerely afraid of destiny and sad that people are poor. "
Explanation: It refers to lamenting the hardships of the times and pitying people's suffering. For example: The poet used his heart to reprimand the warlords at that time for their melee.
The phonetic note of maidservant's wife: bì zuò fū ren Allusion: Tang Dynasty Zhang Yanyuan's "Dharma Book Yao Lu" quoted from the Southern Dynasty Liang Yuan Ang's "Ancient and Modern Book Reviews": "Yang Xin's calligraphy is like a maid serving as a wife. Although he is in his position, his behavior is shy, which does not seem true. ”
Explanation: In the old days, it meant that although one deliberately imitated others in literature and art, his talent and the scale of his works could never catch up. For example: But he occasionally learned to write, which is exactly what he got from his big brother. < /p>
(Chapter 41 of "The Strange Current Situation Witnessed in Twenty Years" by Wu Jianren of the Qing Dynasty) The idiom "On the success or failure of the person" phonetic notation: chéng bài lùn rén Allusion: "Preface to the Praise of Kong Beihai" by Su Shi of the Song Dynasty: "The world is famous for its success and failure." Success or failure depends on the character, so Cao De is among the heroes. "Explanation: Use success and failure as the criteria for commenting on characters.
Example: ~, it is indeed a mediocre opinion; but for the major events of this dynasty, you and I, as ministers, need to be cautious in what we say. (Qing Dynasty Wu Jingzi Chapter 8 of "The Scholars") Spring Breeze Fengren phonetic notation: chūn fēng fèng rén Allusion: "Shuoyuan Guide" written by Liu Xiang of the Han Dynasty: "I can't use the spring breeze to Fengren, I can't use the summer rain to Fengren, I will be poor. . "
Explanation: The warm spring breeze blows at people. It is a metaphor for giving timely instruction and help.
The phonetic notation of "getting people through a well": chuān jǐng dé rén Allusion: "On" by Wang Chong of the Han Dynasty "Heng Shuxu": "Ding passed through his family's well and found a man in the well. "Explanation: A metaphor for words being passed around and distorted.
Wine woman Phonetic: chún jiǔ fù rén Allusion: "Historical Records·Biography of Mr. Wei": "Drinking wine is often close to women. He drank for pleasure day and night at the age of four, but died of illness and alcoholism. ”
Explanation: A metaphor for a decadent and corrupt life.
For example: Cai E was under house arrest in Kyoto, and he had a plan to get rid of Yuan ***'s suspicion.
(Chapter 51 of "The Romance of the Republic of China") Rescuing people from the well phonetic notation: cóng jǐng jiù rén Allusion: "The Analects of Confucius Yong Ye": "Zai Wo asked: 'A benevolent man, even if he tells him: If there is a person in the well, why should he follow it? The Master said: "Why is it so? A gentleman can die but cannot fall into it." Explanation: Jump into the well to save someone.
The original metaphor is behavior that harms oneself but does no good to others. It is often used as a metaphor for taking risks to save people.
For example: Although the people watching on the shore have the idea of ????rescuing the fish, they are just interested in feng shui, so no one is willing~. (Ming Dynasty Feng Menglong's "Awakening the World" Volume 10) Observe yourself and know others. Phonetic note: chá jǐ zhī ren explanation: Refers to things that are reasonable. If you observe yourself, you can know others.
The pronunciation of "hurting people with words": chū kǒu shāng rén Allusion: Chapter 48 of Xu Zhonglin's "The Romance of the Gods" of the Ming Dynasty: "The good demon said: 'How dare you hurt people with words like this? You are going too far to deceive me." Explanation: Say it To insult someone with words; to say something that is beneath a person’s dignity.
Extraordinary talent Pinyin: cái qì guò ren Allusion: "Historical Records·The Benji of Xiang Yu": "He is more than eight feet long, strong enough to carry a cauldron, and extremely talented. Although all the children of Wuzhong are afraid of their own birth, "Explanation: Talent and courage are better than ordinary people.
The pronunciation of "talented and knowledgeable": cái shí guò rén Allusion: The fourth chapter of Yuan Dynasty's "Jianfu Monument" by Ma Zhiyuan: "Sure enough, it's not my business. It's the brothers who know the best." Explanation: Talent and knowledge exceed Ordinary people.
The pronunciation of the sultry spring color: chūn sè liáo rén Allusion: Song Lu You's "Jiannan Poetry Manuscript: Five Miscellaneous Odes of the Mountain Garden": "The peach blossoms are dazzling and the apricot blossoms are sparse. The sultry beauty of spring is unbearable." Explanation : tease: tease, tease, provoke.
The scenery of spring arouses people's interest. 5. The last character is a four-character idiom with the character "LE"
Endless: Basic explanation: Endless
Pinyin pronunciation: méi wán méi liǎo
< p> Usage examples: He always pesters meSynonyms: endlessly
Usage: conjunction; used as predicate, adverbial, attributive; with derogatory meaning< /p>
Afterword: The dripping stopped on the dripping cliff
One and done: Basic explanation: After understanding one important thing, other related things will also be understood.
Pinyin pronunciation: yī liǎo bǎi liǎo
Usage example: A young man who went astray felt that his future was bleak. He once wanted to die, ~.
Synonyms: write off, end of life, complete merits and deeds
Antonyms: still the same
Usage: connected; used as predicate, attributive; used in negative Aspects
The source of the idiom: Volume 8 of "Zhu Zi Yu Lei": "Those who are very qualified can do everything at once, that is, they do not need to work day by day."
It can't be settled. :Basic explanation: Let it go.