1. 二开头的成语：二把刀 称对某项工作知识不足、技术不高的人。

1. Idioms starting with the character 'er': "二把刀" refers to a person who has insufficient knowledge and poor skills in a certain job.

2. 身怕不动，脑怕不用。

2. The body fears inactivity, the mind fears disuse.

3. 自相矛盾 守株待兔

3. Self-contradictory; Waiting for the Tortoise to Come to the Tree (a metaphor for relying on luck or chance)

4. · 叶公好龙：比喻口头上说爱好某事物，实际上并不真爱好。

4. · Ye Gong likes dragons: A metaphor for someone who claims to have a fondness for something but does not truly love it in reality.

5. 按要求写成语1很多成语来源于生动的故事请你写出5个这样的成

6. 1很多成语来源于生动的故事请你写出5个这样的成语：刻舟求剑、南辕北辙、买珠还椟、塞翁失马、杯弓蛇影 叶公好龙 守株待兔2写出5个含神话故事的成语：精卫填海、夸父追日 含沙射影、八仙过海 嫦娥奔月 后羿射日3表示人物神情的：洋洋得意（ 沾沾自喜）（ 义愤填膺 ）（全神贯注）4含有人体器官名称的：胸有成竹（贼眉鼠眼 ）（画龙点睛 ）（情同手足 ）5成语中有两个字是一对反义词的：转败为胜（ 古今中外 ）（南辕北辙 ） （ 物是人非 ）6下面的句子用三个成语概括，请写在后面的括号里大伙都把袖子举起来，就能够连成一片云；（拂袖为云 ）大伙儿都甩一把汗，就能够下一阵雨；（ 挥汗如雨）街上的行人肩膀擦着肩膀，脚尖碰着脚跟（ 摩肩接踵 ）7根据意思写成语（

5. Write 5 idioms derived from vivid stories: Seeking the sword in the boat, Driving to the North but turning back South, Buying the pearl and returning the case, The old man losing his horse, The bow and shadow of the cup, The Duke of Ye's love for dragons, Waiting for rabbits under the tree. 2. Write 5 idioms containing myths: The Phoenix fills the sea, Chasing the sun, Casting shadows with sand, The Eight Immortals sailing the sea, The Moon Goddess chasing the archer, The Archer shooting the sun. 3. Expressing people's emotions: Proud and self-satisfied (Self-righteous), Full of righteous indignation (Indignation), Completely absorbed in something (Dedicatedly). 4. Containing names of human body parts: Possessing a solid plan in the chest (Stealthy eyes, a cunning face), Drawing the final touch (Highlighting the most important part), Feeling like brothers (Intimate). 5. Idioms with two characters that are antonyms: Turning defeat into victory (Ancient and modern, domestic and foreign), Driving to the North but turning back South, Things change but people remain the same. 6. Summarize the following sentence with three idioms in parentheses: Everyone raises their sleeves, and they can form a cloud (Flicking sleeves to clouds); Everyone sweats, and it can rain a storm (Sweating like rain); Passersby brush shoulders and toes touch (Brushing shoulders and toes together). 7. Write idioms according to their meaning: (Please provide the meaning or context so I can help you write the appropriate idiom)

7. · 杞人忧天：杞国有个人怕天塌下来。比喻不必要的或缺乏根据的忧虑和担心。

7. · Worrying about the Sky Collapsing: There was a man in the state of Qi who feared that the sky would collapse. This idiom比喻s unnecessary or unfounded worries and concerns.

8. 半夜无星，大雨快临。

8. In the dead of night, without a single star, a heavy rain is approaching.

9. 千棕万桐，永世不穷。

9. Ten thousand palms and a million poplars, their prosperity will last for eternity.

10. 来自寓言故事的成语有哪些（四字）

11. 坐井观天 井底之蛙 刻舟求剑 狐假虎威 守株待兔 揠苗助长 叶公好龙 自相矛盾 掩耳盗铃 南辕北辙 画蛇添足 滥竽充数 亡羊补牢 杯弓蛇影 买椟还珠 鹬蚌相争，渔翁得利 夜郎自大 黔驴技穷 杞人忧天

10. What are the idioms from fables (four-character phrases)? 11. The following are idioms from fables: - Seeing the sky from a well (坐井观天) - The frog at the bottom of the well (井底之蛙) - Chasing the sword while boat is sinking (刻舟求剑) - A fox using a tiger's might (狐假虎威) - Waiting for luck under a tree (守株待兔) - Hastening growth by pulling up seedlings (揠苗助长) - Lord Ye's love for dragons (叶公好龙) - Being at odds with oneself (自相矛盾) - The thief covering his ears to steal a bell (掩耳盗铃) - Taking the wrong way to success (南辕北辙) - Adding a snake to a picture of a snake (画蛇添足) - Faking an expert at playing the bamboo flute (滥竽充数) - Mending the fence after the sheep is stolen (亡羊补牢) - The shadow of an bow on a cup resembling a snake (杯弓蛇影) - Returning the jade box for the pearl (买椟还珠) - The heron and the clam fighting, the fisherman benefits (鹬蚌相争，渔翁得利) - The king of Yelang's conceit (夜郎自大) - The ass's tricks are exhausted (黔驴技穷) - The man who worries about the sky falling (杞人忧天)

12. 他一生不被重用，没有受到封侯的奖赏，最后被逼自杀。他的部将因军功而封侯的人很多，古人认为奇数不吉利，司马迁评价为“李广老，数奇。

12. Throughout his life, he was not properly utilized and did not receive the reward of being enfeoffed as a marquis. In the end, he was forced to commit suicide. Many of his subordinates were enfeoffed as marquises due to their military achievements. The ancients believed that odd numbers were inauspicious, and Sima Qian evaluated him as "Li Guang was old and had an unlucky number."

13. · 滥竽充数：比喻无本领的冒充有本领，次货冒充好货。

13. · Pretend to know what one does not: A metaphor for someone without ability pretending to be competent, or inferior goods pretending to be high-quality goods.

14. · 杯弓蛇影：将映在酒杯里的弓影误认为蛇。比喻因疑神疑鬼而引起恐惧。

14. · Cup弓snake shadow: Mistaking the reflection of an arch in a wine cup for a snake. Metaphor for fear caused by suspicion and paranoia.

15. 君子之学，死而后已。

15. The study of a gentleman is never complete until death.

16. 清明要明，谷雨要雨。

16. The Qingming Festival should be clear and bright, while the Grain Rain should bring rain.

17. 火要空心，人要实心。

17. Fire should be hollow, and people should be solid.

18. 与朋友交，言而有信。

18. In dealing with friends, speak with sincerity and keep your promises.

19. 地是活宝，越肥越好。

19. The land is a treasure trove, the fatter, the better.

20. 破釜沉舟，战则必胜。

20. Break the cauldrons and sink the boats; if we fight, we will surely win.

21. 李广不侯，以之慨叹功高不爵，命运乖舛。 西汉时期，中郎将李广任边境上谷太守，他英勇善战，匈奴称他为飞将军，闻风丧胆。

21. Li Guang did not become a marquis, and he sighed with regret over his high achievements not being honored with a title and his ill-fated fate. During the Western Han Dynasty, General Li Guang served as the governor of Yougu Valley on the border, where he was brave in battle and skilled in warfare. The Huns called him the Flying General, and they were terrified at the mere mention of his name.

22. 少而不学，老而无识。

22. If one is young and does not learn, one will be old and unenlightened.

23. 游学到洛阳见到河南尹李膺。李膺十分喜欢与他交往，一时传为佳话。

23. During his travels, he met Li Ying, the Minister of Henan in Luoyang. Li Ying took a great liking to him, and it soon became a topic of praise and admiration.

24. 生命有限，学问无涯。

24. Life is finite, but knowledge has no bounds.

25. 形容费尽心思（ 处心积虑 ） （

25. Take great pains (or: put a lot of effort)

26. 形容意味深长，值得仔细琢磨和体会（ 耐人寻味 ）（

26. Expresses profound meaning, worthy of careful consideration and appreciation (thought-provoking).

27. 光阴似箭，日月如梭。

27. Time flies like an arrow, and the sun and the moon gallop like a梭.

28. 知人者智，自知者明。

28. Knowing others is wisdom, knowing oneself is enlightenment.

29. · 抛砖引玉：抛出砖去，引回玉来。比喻用自己不成熟的意见或作品引出别人更好的意见或好作品。

29. · To throw a brick to draw a jade: To throw a brick as a way to draw a jade. This idiom比喻s using one's own unripe opinions or works to elicit better opinions or excellent works from others.

30. 望洋兴叹 杞人忧天 愚公移山 滥竽充数 郑人买履

30. To sigh in vain over the ocean; to worry unnecessarily like the man from杞; to move a mountain like Yu Gong; to play the bamboo flute without real skill; to buy shoes without trying them on.

31. 疏忽一时，痛苦一世。

31. A moment's negligence, a lifetime's pain.

32. 秋分不割，霜打风磨。

32. If the autumnal equinox passes without harvesting, frost and wind will wear it down.

33. · 望梅止渴：原意是梅子酸，人想吃梅子就会流涎，因而止渴。后比喻愿望无法实现，用空想安慰自己。

33. · The Will of the Peach to Quench Thirst: The original meaning is that peaches are sour, and when people want to eat peaches, they will salivate, thus quenching their thirst. Later, it is used to比喻 the unattainable desire, using daydreams to comfort oneself.

34. 邯郸学步：故事出自《庄子·秋水》。成语“邯郸学步”，比喻生搬硬套，机械地模仿别人，不但学不到别人的长处，反而会把自己的优点和本领也丢掉。

34. Copying the Pace of Handan: The story is from Zhuangzi's "Autumn River." The idiom "Copying the Pace of Handan" metaphorically refers to blindly imitating others in a mechanical manner, not only failing to learn the strengths of others, but also losing one's own strengths and abilities.

35. 安全管理，处处要严。

35. Safety management, stringent everywhere.

36. 流动吸烟，火光冲天。

36. Open smoking, flames soaring to the sky.

37. 二分明月 古人认为天下明月共三分，扬州独占二分。原用于形容扬州繁华昌盛的景象。今用以比喻当地的月色格外明朗。

37. Bright and Clear Moons: The ancients believed that the moonlight in the world is divided into three parts, with Yangzhou occupying two of them. Originally used to describe the prosperous and flourishing scene of Yangzhou. Now it is used to metaphorically describe the particularly bright moonlight in the local area.

38. · 不合时宜：不适合时代形势的需要。也指不合世俗习尚。

38. · Out of place: Not suitable for the needs of the times. It also refers to being unsuitable for the customs and habits of the secular world.

39. · 自相矛盾：比喻自己说话做事前后抵触。

39. · Self-contradictory: A metaphor for speaking or acting in a way that is inconsistent with one's own previous statements or actions.

40. 后来郭太要回家，京师很多学者来送行，郭太只与李膺两人乘船而行，送行的人说他们像一对神仙。后遂以“李郭仙舟”等比喻知己相处，不分贵贱，亲密无间。

40. Later, Guo Tai wanted to return home, and many scholars in the capital came to see him off. Guo Tai only traveled by boat with Li Ying, and the people who saw them off said they looked like immortals. From then on, the phrase "Li and Guo's immortal boat" was used as a metaphor for close friends, indicating an intimate relationship that transcends social status and class.

41. 谋事在人，成事在天。

41. The planning is up to man, the success is up to heaven.

42. 独脚难行，孤掌难鸣。

42. It's hard to walk on one leg, and it's hard to make a sound with one hand.

43. · 掩耳盗铃：偷铃铛怕别人听见而捂住自己的耳朵。比喻自己欺骗己，明明掩盖不住的事情偏要想法子掩盖。

43. · "Covering one's ears while stealing a bell": This idiom refers to someone who, fearing that others might hear, covers their own ears while stealing a bell. It metaphorically describes a person who deceives themselves, trying to cover up something that is clearly impossible to hide.

44. · 邯郸学步：比喻生搬硬套，机械地模仿别人，不但学不到别人的长处，反而会把自己的优点和本领也丢掉。

44. Handan walking: A metaphor for blindly copying and mechanically imitating others, not only failing to learn the strengths of others, but also losing one's own advantages and skills in the process.

45. 囫囵吞枣，不辨滋味。

45. Swallow an entire fruit without distinguishing its taste.

46. 瓜田李下，意指正人君子要主动远离一些有争议的人和事，避免引起不必要的嫌疑。也指易引起嫌疑的地方。

46. Guatian Lixia, which means that upright and noble individuals should actively keep away from controversial people and things to avoid unnecessary suspicions. It also refers to places that are prone to causing suspicion.

47. 人不冒险，枉为一生。

47. If one does not take risks, their life is in vain.

48. 立夏不下，桑老麦罢。

48. If the Summer Solstice does not bring rain, the mulberry trees will wither and the wheat will wither.

49. 伏里种豆，收也不厚。

49. The Wolis plant beans, but the harvest is not thick.

50. 容易误用来形容田园生活。古人强调正人君子要顾及言谈举止，风度礼仪，除此之外，还要主动避嫌，远离一些有争议的人和事，不做让人误会的事情，也很重要。

50. It is easy to be mistakenly used to describe rural life. The ancients emphasized that upright and noble gentlemen should pay attention to their words and actions, demeanor and etiquette. Besides that, it is also very important to actively avoid suspicion, distance oneself from controversial people and matters, and not do things that may lead to misunderstandings.