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Idioms of Six Idioms Describing Six

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Complete set of six idioms

Complete set of six idioms	detailed
six Tao San Lue Six Towers and Three Strategies: They are ancient books of war. Later, it generally refers to military science and tactics.	Detailed »
Three push six ask : push: push; Q: Interrogation. In the old days, it refers to repeated trial and training.	Detailed »
Four strokes six reach : The main road extending in all directions.	Detailed »
six Ruler support : Entrusted: Entrusted. Refers to being entrusted to raise orphans	Detailed »
six Solitary ruler : Refers to orphans without adults.	Detailed »
three six Ninth class : There are many grades and categories with various differences.	Detailed »
six Livestock boom Six livestock: cattle, horses, sheep, pigs, chickens and dogs. It refers to the prosperity of various livestock and poultry	Detailed »
Five people six : Pretend and pretend.	Detailed »
Huyao Drink six : shout, drink: shout; One: one; The six sides of the dice are marked with one to six points. It originally refers to the noisy noise of gamblers shouting dice. It is also used to describe bullying and shouting.	Detailed »
thirty six The best policy is to leave : Originally, it means that the best policy is to escape when the enemy is powerless to resist. Later, I pointed out that things had reached the point of helplessness, and there was no other good way, so I had to leave.	Detailed »
Five yellow six month It refers to the hottest time in May and June of the lunar calendar.	Detailed »
thirty six Go ahead : It originally meant that the enemy was powerless to fight; It is better to avoid. The latter refers to the fact that things have reached the point of helplessness; There is no other good way; Can only leave.	Detailed »
Body six nail : Six Jias: It is said that it was the day when people created things for God. Refers to a woman who is pregnant.	Detailed »
six God has no owner : Six gods: Taoism refers to the gods that dominate the heart, lungs, liver, kidney, spleen and gallbladder; No owner: no idea; I don't know what to do. To describe being flustered; be confound at.	Detailed »
three hundred six Ten Elements The old general term for all walks of life.	Detailed »
Sannomiya six courtyard : It generally refers to emperors, concubines and concubines.	Detailed »
six Moon Flying Frost : In the old days, it was used to mean that there was injustice.	Detailed »
Third Street six Alley : refers to the streets and alleys.	Detailed »
six Street Sanmo See "Six Streets and Three Markets".	Detailed »
Pick something six : Be picky and find mistakes.	Detailed »
six Animal unrest : Six livestock: cattle, horses, sheep, pigs, chickens, dogs. All livestock will be disturbed.	Detailed »
thirty six that 's ok The old general term for all walks of life.	Detailed »
Pick one's pick six : Be picky and find mistakes.	Detailed »
Five faces six colour : Bright colors; Very beautiful.	Detailed »
thirty six Policy, going is a trick : It means that the matter has reached the point where there is no alternative but to leave	Detailed »
thirty six Go ahead : The end of a chess game is a metaphor for a plan or means. It means that the matter has reached the point where there is no alternative but to leave	Detailed »
Five ridges six beast : It is used to describe the person who is uneasy because of his/her unwanted thoughts.	Detailed »
six Gold powder : Six Dynasties: Southern Dynasty, Wu Dynasty, Eastern Jin Dynasty, Song Dynasty, Qi Dynasty, Liang Dynasty and Chen Dynasty; Gold powder: the lead powder used for women's decoration in the old days. It is often used to describe prosperity and beauty. It also describes the magnificent and prosperous scene of the Six Dynasties.	Detailed »
Parallel Four Lions six : Parallelism and antithesis of four and six characters in each sentence of parallel prose.	Detailed »
Three relatives six Dependents : Three parents: parents, brothers and couples; Family members: family members, relatives. It generally refers to relatives.	Detailed »
Quintuple six suffer : It describes being unable to move and having to sit rigidly.	Detailed »
Hate five curses six ：	Detailed »
the three calamities six hard See "Three Disasters and Eight Disasters".	Detailed »
six Art Classics : Six arts: Poetry, Book, Rite, Music, Yi, Spring and Autumn; Biography: A book that explains scriptures. Generally referring to ancient books and records	Detailed »
six Quiet root : Six root: in Buddhist language, it refers to eyes, ears, nose, tongue, body and mind. Buddhists regard the state of keeping away from troubles as six root tranquility. The metaphor has no desire.	Detailed »
Eyesight six road : The eyes see everywhere. To describe wit and flexibility; Be able to observe everything in case of trouble; Comprehensively understand.	Detailed »
Five zang organs six Fu organs : Five zang organs: spleen, lung, kidney, liver and heart; Six fu organs: stomach, large intestine, small intestine, triple energizer, bladder, gallbladder. Various organs in the human body. It refers to the internal situation of things.	Detailed »
six Clean root : Six root: in Buddhist language, it refers to eyes, ears, nose, tongue, body and mind. Buddhists regard the state of keeping away from troubles as six root tranquility. The metaphor has no desire	Detailed »
Third Street six city : Same as "three streets and two markets".	Detailed »
Five in one six gather : Metaphors are often gathered together.	Detailed »
Five horses six monkey To describe a person who is unruly and out of control	Detailed »
six Curiosities : It refers to Chen Ping's six masterpieces. Later Fan pointed out the strategy of winning by surprise.	Detailed »
Shout five times six : Shouts when rolling dice (5 and 6 are the ideas of dice), generally referring to the noise when gambling	Detailed »
six Ruler : It means being entrusted to bring up orphans.	Detailed »
Three ends six noodles : In front of all people or relevant parties.	Detailed »
Five Stones six an egret-like aquatic bird : The words come from the "Legend of Gongyang · Sixteen Years of Xi Gong": "It is the fifth year of the Song Dynasty when six Yi Yi flied over the capital of the Song Dynasty when it was the moon. Hog was the first to talk about the stone and then to talk about the stone. When he heard about the noble stone, he looked at it as the stone and then looked at it as the five... Hog was the first to talk about the six Yi Yi and then looked at it. When he saw it, he looked at it as the six Yi Yi. When he looked at it, he looked at it as the six Yi. When he heard about it, he looked at it, he looked at it as the stone and then looked at Later, it is used as a metaphor to describe accurately or carefully and orderly.	Detailed »
six Different ears conspire : The original meaning is that three people cannot keep secrets if they know it. It also means that it is no good to believe hearsay.	Detailed »
six Relatives are not reliable : It describes being lonely and having no relatives to rely on.	Detailed »
Three teas six ceremony : It is also said that the right marriage is in the right place. In the old custom of our country, tea is often used as the betrothal gift when a wife is married, so women who are employed are called receiving tea. The Six Rites, namely, the six ceremonies of accepting, asking for names, accepting auspicious gifts, accepting levies, requesting dates, and welcoming in person, are the basis of the marriage. See Chen Yaowen of the Ming Dynasty (1368-1644), Volume IV of "A Tale of Heaven".	Detailed »
Three media six card In the old days, marriage was arranged by parents and must be introduced by a matchmaker. Show seriousness.	Detailed »

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Chinese zodiac idiom: Idioms of the Year of the Rat Idioms in the Year of the Ox Idioms in the Year of the Tiger Idioms of the Year of the Rabbit Idioms in the Year of the Dragon Idioms in the Year of the Snake Idioms in the Year of the Horse Idioms of the Year of the Goat Idioms of the Year of the Monkey Idioms of the Year of the Rooster Idioms in the Year of the Dog Idioms of the Year of the Pig

Idioms of the four seasons: Idioms of Spring Idioms of summer Idioms of autumn Idioms of winter

Animal Idioms: Wolf idiom Idioms of bears Idioms of cats Idioms of deer Idioms of fish Monkey Idioms Idiom of goose Idiom of elephant Idioms of ducks Idiom of chicken The idiom of leopard Idiom of donkey Idioms of ants The idiom of snake Idioms of tortoise Idioms of apes Idioms of Phoenix Idioms of birds Idioms of cranes The idiom of eagle Idioms of bees

Color idiom: Red Idioms Orange Idiom Yellow Idioms Green Idioms Cyan idiom Idioms of Blue The idiom of purple Black Idiom White Idioms Grey Idioms

Idiom structure: Associative idiom Subject predicate idiom Complex sentence idiom Contractive idiom Partial formal idiom Verb object idiom Consecutive idiom Complex idiom Complementary Idioms

Number of Idioms: Three character idiom Four character idiom Five character idiom Six character idiom Seven character idiom Eight character idiom Nine character idiom Cross idiom Eleven character idiom Twelve character idiom

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