The meaning of jealousy

Vinegar tide turning explanation refined edition

• Vinegar: It means jealousy. It is used to describe the entanglement between men and women caused by love.
• Vinegar is a metaphor for disputes between men and women caused by love.

Basic Interpretation of the Vinegar Sea

Vinegar: It means jealousy. It is used to describe the entanglement between men and women caused by love.

Paraphrase

• Vinegar :

  ◎ Vinegar Name (1) (Pictophonetic. From unitary (y ǒ u), sound. From "unitary", it refers to wine. Original meaning: a sour seasoning made by fermentation of wine or lees) (2) Same as the original meaning [vinegar]. Such as: vinegar bowl (pottery bowl for holding vinegar); Vinegar households (specifically responsible for

• sea :

  ◎ Hai Name (1) (Form sound. From water, every sound. Original meaning: sea, ocean) (2) Where all rivers meet. After that, it refers to the saline water body adjacent to the mainland and the regional scope is smaller than the ocean [sea; ocean] The sea is also the Tianchi Lake. He who absorbs hundreds of rivers. From water, every sound—— Shuowen

• Flip :

  ◎ Turn (1) 飜, 飜 Moving (2) (Pictophoney. From the feather, the voice of the fan. Original meaning: birds fly) (3) Same as original meaning [fly] The green wild rice reflects on the water, and the white bird turns over to the mountain—— Wang Wei's "Wandering in Wangchuan" (4) Another example: turning over (or flying or stopping); Flip (flip, fly); Flip

• wave :

  ◎ Wave b ō Name (1) (Pictorial sound. From water, skin sound. Original meaning: waves, the water surface formed by the surging of water itself) (2) Same as the original meaning [wave] Waves and currents—— Shuowen Rules have friction while water has waves—— Han Feizi, Eight Stories Waves rise—— Huainanzi

Source of idiom:

Idiom Traditional:

Abbreviation of idioms: CHFB

Idiomatic phonetic notation:

Common degree: General idiom

Number of Idioms: Four character idiom

Emotional color: Neutral idiom

Idiom usage:

Idiom structure: Subject predicate idiom

Idiom time: Contemporary Idioms

words whose meaning is similar:

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