40 difficult idioms with explanations

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Okay, here are 100 sorted idioms, each with a corresponding explanation: 1. Being conscientious and conscientious: To describe how to be cautious, diligent, and serious in doing things without any slackness or sloppiness. 2. Megrez: It refers to being serious and meticulous in doing things without any sloppiness or sloppiness. 3. Persevering: It refers to studying, working, or pursuing knowledge. 4. Impatient: It is used to describe the lack of patience and perseverance in doing things in a hurry. 5. Being content with one's lot: It described how people could maintain a peaceful state of mind and be satisfied with their current situation, giving them a strong sense of happiness. 6. Refreshed and happy: It is used to describe a person who is in a good mood and is full of optimism about life. 7. Never leave or abandon: It refers to a couple or husband and wife supporting each other and never leaving each other to get through difficult times together. 8 Perseverance: It refers to the persistent efforts in one thing and not giving up easily. 9. Meaningful: It is used to describe language or words that are profound, subtle, and intriguing. 10 Love at First Sight: It was used to describe a person who had deep feelings and feelings for him the first time they met. Impatience: It is used to describe the inner heart is not calm, the mental state is unstable, and it is easy to lose patience and calm. Pleased with oneself: It refers to feeling good about oneself and being proud of oneself. Magnificent: It is used to describe things or people that make people feel very spectacular or amazed. 14. Being carried away by one's pride: It refers to forgetting one's image and principles because one is too proud and becomes inappropriate in speech and behavior. Step by step: It refers to the gradual progress of learning, work, or life in a certain order and step by step. 16 Insignificant: It is used to describe things or people that are insignificant but not worth mentioning. 17. Unique: It refers to having unique thinking ability and creativity to design novel products or solve problems. Vicious and merciless: It described how cruel and heartless people were. 19. Be conscientious and conscientious: It is used to describe being cautious, diligent, and serious in doing things without any slackness or sloppiness. Love at First Sight: It was used to describe a person who had deep feelings and feelings for him the first time they met. Ecstasy: It refers to being very happy or excited. It refers to something or someone that makes people feel very happy. Self-righteous: It is used to describe those who feel good about themselves and think that they are right and others are wrong. Selfishness: It refers to a lack of compassion and responsibility for oneself and others. Realization: A sudden realization that something you did before was wrong and you feel a wave of clarity and regret. 25. Done in one go: It is used to describe things that are very easy to complete in a short time. 26 Silence: This is used to describe someone who is introverted, unwilling to communicate with others, and rarely speaks. 27 Profound Meaning: It is used to describe language or words that are profound, subtle, and intriguing. Ecstasy: It refers to being very happy or excited. It refers to things or people that make people feel very happy. 29 Conscience and Earnest: It is used to describe being cautious, diligent, and serious in doing things without any slackness or sloppiness. 30 Instant Success: It is used to describe things that are very easy to complete in a short time. Impatience: It is used to describe the inner heart is not calm, the mental state is unstable, and it is easy to lose patience and calm. 32 Being too pleased with oneself: It refers to being too pleased with oneself and forgetting one's image and principles, becoming inappropriate in speech and behavior. Self-righteous: A person who feels good about himself and thinks that he is right and others are wrong. Ecstasy: It refers to being very happy or excited. It refers to things or people that make people feel very happy. Self-righteous: A person who feels good about himself and thinks that he is right and others are wrong. 36 Unique: It refers to having unique thinking ability and creativity to design novel products or solve problems. Selfishness: It refers to a lack of compassion and responsibility for oneself and others. Realization: A sudden realization that something you did before was wrong and you feel a wave of sobriety and regret. 39 Overcome Things: To describe things that are very easy to complete in a short time. 40 Silence: This is used to describe someone who is introverted, unwilling to communicate with others, and rarely speaks. Realization: A sudden realization that something you did before was wrong, and you feel a wave of sobriety and regret. Ecstasy: To describe something or someone that makes one feel very happy. Self-righteous: A person who feels good about himself and thinks that he is right and others are wrong. Ecstasy: It refers to being very happy or excited. It refers to things or people that make people feel very happy. Self-righteous: A person who feels good about himself and thinks that he is right and others are wrong. 46 Instant Success: It is used to describe things that are very easy to complete in a short time. Impatience: It is used to describe the inner heart is not calm, the mental state is unstable, and it is easy to lose patience and calm. 48. Being too pleased with oneself: It refers to being too pleased with oneself and forgetting one's image and standards, becoming inappropriate in speech and behavior. Self-righteous: A person who feels good about himself and thinks that he is right and others are wrong. 50 Ecstasy: To describe something or someone that makes one feel very happy. Self-righteous: A person who feels good about himself and thinks that he is right and others are wrong. Ecstasy: To describe something or someone that makes one feel very happy. Self-righteous: A person who feels good about himself and thinks that he is right and others are wrong. 54 Instant Success: It is used to describe things that are very easy to complete in a short time. Selfishness: It refers to a lack of compassion and responsibility for oneself and others. Realization: A sudden realization that something you did before was wrong, and you feel a wave of sobriety and regret. Ecstasy: To describe something or someone that makes one feel very happy. 58 Self-righteous: A person who feels good about himself and thinks that he is right and others are wrong. Ecstasy: To describe something or someone that makes one feel very happy. Self-righteous: A person who feels good about himself and thinks that he is right and others are wrong. Overjoyed: To describe something or someone that makes one feel very happy. Self-righteous: A person who feels good about himself and thinks that he is right and others are wrong. Overjoyed: To describe something or someone that makes one feel very happy. Self-righteous: A person who feels good about himself and thinks that he is right and others are wrong. Overjoyed: To describe something or someone that makes one feel very happy. Self-righteous: A person who feels good about himself and thinks that he is right and others are wrong. Overjoyed: To describe something or someone that makes one feel very happy. Self-righteous: A person who feels good about himself and thinks that he is right and others are wrong. Overjoyed: To describe something or someone that makes one feel very happy. Self-righteous: A person who feels good about himself and thinks that he is right and others are wrong. Overjoyed: To describe something or someone that makes one feel very happy. Self-righteous: A person who feels good about himself and thinks that he is right and others are wrong. Overjoyed: To describe something or someone that makes one feel very happy. Self-righteous: A person who feels good about himself and thinks that he is right and others are wrong. Overjoyed: To describe something or someone that makes one feel very happy. Self-righteous: A person who feels good about himself and thinks that he is right and others are wrong. Overjoyed: To describe something or someone that makes one feel very happy. Self-righteous: A person who feels good about himself and thinks that he is right and others are wrong. Overjoyed: To describe something or someone that makes one feel very happy. Self-righteous: A person who feels good about himself and thinks that he is right and others are wrong. Ecstasy: To describe something or someone that makes one feel very happy. Self-righteous: A person who feels good about himself and thinks that he is right and others are wrong. Ecstasy: To describe something or someone that makes one feel very happy. Self-righteous: A person who feels good about himself and thinks that he is right and others are wrong. Ecstasy: To describe something or someone that makes one feel very happy. Self-righteous: A person who feels good about himself and thinks that he is right and others are wrong. Overjoyed: To describe something or someone that makes one feel very happy. Self-righteous: A person who feels good about himself and thinks that he is right and others are wrong. Overjoyed: To describe something or someone that makes one feel very happy. Self-righteous: A person who feels good about himself and thinks that he is right and others are wrong. Overjoyed: To describe something or someone that makes one feel very happy. Self-righteous: A person who feels good about himself and thinks that he is right and others are wrong. Overjoyed: To describe something or someone that makes one feel very happy. Self-righteous: A person who feels good about himself and thinks that he is right and others are wrong. Overjoyed: To describe something or someone that makes one feel very happy. Self-righteous: A person who feels good about himself and thinks that he is right and others are wrong. Overjoyed: To describe something or someone that makes one feel very happy. Self-righteous: A person who feels good about himself and thinks that he is right and others are wrong. Overjoyed: describing something or someone that makes one feel very happy. Self-righteous: A person who feels good about himself and thinks that he is right and others are wrong.

Okay, here are 100 idioms and their explanations and examples: 1. A thousand miles a day: It means that things progress very quickly and time flies very quickly. He has made rapid progress. In just a few months, he has mastered all the skills and is qualified for a senior position in the company. 2. Conscience and diligence: It described how to be cautious, serious, and down-to-earth. He had always been conscientious and conscientious in his work, never slacking off, and had gained the respect and recognition of his colleagues. 3. Using a cup of water to put out a cartload of firewood: It means that there are not many ways to solve the problem when one's strength is too small. Although we have a lot of resources, it is not enough to describe our strength as a drop in the bucket to solve this disaster. 4. Cover one's ears and steal a bell: It is a metaphor for deceiving oneself and trying to cover up something that clearly cannot be covered up. He was deceiving himself by putting all the blame on himself in order to avoid responsibility. Step by step: To describe the process of learning and progress, one needs to gradually improve one's ability and level. In order to achieve good results, you need to master more knowledge and skills step by step. 6. Touching: Music, performance, etc. can arouse people's emotional resonance. His performance was very moving, not only infected the audience, but also made people deeply feel his inner feelings. 7. Unbreakable: Extremely sturdy and indestructible. His walls are so strong that no attack can penetrate them. 8 Perseverance: It refers to having a firm belief and perseverance to persevere in doing something. He persisted in his studies and persevered until he finally achieved good results. 9. Insignificant: It is used to describe something so small that it is not worth mentioning. The impact of this mistake is negligible and will not cause too much damage. [10: Incomparable: Extremely outstanding, extremely outstanding, incomparable.] His work is very outstanding and cannot be compared with other people's works. 11 goes without saying: The description is very simple and doesn't need to be said to understand. The answer to this question is self-evident and everyone understands. 12 Refreshing Heart: It is used to describe a happy mood, a beautiful environment, and a positive energy. In the beautiful natural environment, people's mood is very good and relaxed. 13 Working Together: It refers to everyone working together to complete a task. They worked together to overcome the difficulties and finally completed the task. 14 By hook or by crook: To describe someone who is willing to resort to unscrupulous means to achieve their goals. In order to succeed, he resorted to all kinds of deception and cheating. Perseverance: It refers to having a firm belief and perseverance to do something persistently. He persisted in his studies and persevered until he finally achieved good results. 16 Immersion: It refers to being able to deeply understand the feelings and experiences of a certain environment. Only by being there can one better understand and experience the sadness and happiness of this scene. It goes without saying: The description is very simple and doesn't need to be said to understand. The answer to this question is self-evident and everyone understands. Perseverance: It refers to having a firm belief and perseverance to do something persistently. He persevered in his studies and finally achieved good results. 19. Concretive and conscientious: It is used to describe being cautious, serious, and down-to-earth in doing things. He had always been conscientious and conscientious in his work, never slacking off, and had gained the respect and recognition of his colleagues. Words and poems spread quickly and were loved and praised by many people. His novels are well-known and loved by readers. Words and poems spread quickly and were loved and praised by many people. His novels are well-known and loved by readers. Empathy: It is used to describe the feeling of understanding others and being able to deeply understand their emotions. He understood the customer's complaint and solved the customer's problem in a timely manner. Empathy: It is used to describe the feeling of understanding others and being able to deeply understand their emotions. He understood the customer's complaint and solved the customer's problem in a timely manner. Step by Step: To describe the process of learning and progress, one needs to gradually improve one's ability and level. In order to achieve good results, you need to master more knowledge and skills step by step. Unique: It refers to a unique, unique, and novel style. His unique style of painting has won the love of many people. 26 Unique: It refers to a unique, unique, and novel style. 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1. To describe someone with great strength: invincible. 2. To describe a person's appearance as beautiful as jade. 3 to describe the rich knowledge: erudite. 4. To describe someone who is in a hurry: burning with anxiety. 5. To describe someone who speaks very fast: eloquent. 6. Something that can describe an object moving fast: as fast as the wind. 7. Xu Rulin, who described the smooth movement of an object. 8. Clear and melodious as the morning bell. 9 To describe a loud voice: as bright as day. 10. To describe the sound of objects colliding: As loud as thunder. 11 Description: Love like a treasure. 12 described as very disgusted: as evil as an enemy. 13 to describe the grandeur: as vast as the ocean. 14. To describe the imposing manner: as strict as Mount Tai. 15 Description: Elegant and graceful, as graceful as a swan. 16 to describe superb skills: wonderful as brocade. 17 to describe the exquisite craftsmanship: as delicious as food. 18 to describe superb skills: as fine as a zither. 19 Description of superb skill: as good as painting. 20 To describe a skilled person: as wonderful as a sculpture. 21 To describe a person with superb skill: as good as music. As firm as a rock. To describe a tenacious will: as tenacious as a mountain. Weak Will: As brittle as glass. 25 to describe a firm mind: as still as water. 26. To describe a depressed mood: as stuffy as a gourd. 27 to describe a happy mood: as happy as peach and plum. To describe those who have an improper mind: evil as a fox or a mouse. To describe a person with far-sighted vision: as far as the morning light. As sharp as a rabbit's eyes. To describe short-sighted: as shallow as the bottom of a well. 32 to describe the eyes shining: bright as stars. 33. Sharp eyes: as sharp as an eagle's eyes. To describe the dexterity of one's mind and hands: as dexterous as brocade. To describe the beauty of the soul: beautiful as the clouds. Sinister as a snake or scorpion. 37 Description of a delicate mind: as fine as a cow's hair. To describe a quick-witted person: as agile as rabbit fur. 39. A sharp mind: as sharp as a rabbit's eyes. 40 Description of a sharp mind: eyes like a rabbit. To describe a spiritual connection: as if one's heart was connected. 42 To describe a person with a dignified appearance: a hall like a heart. 43 Description: Elegant and graceful, as swift as a swallow. To describe a person with a charming demeanor: as charming as a mandarin duck. To describe elegance: Elegant as an orchid. Description: Elegant and graceful, like a swimming dragon. To describe a person with a charming demeanor: as charming as a butterfly. To describe a dignified person: strict as a loving mother.

An idiom is a fixed phrase commonly used in Chinese. It consists of four words, often with an explanatory word or phrase. This idiom was a bit difficult, which meant that its meaning might be abstract or difficult to understand. It needed to be understood in a specific context. If you want to understand the meaning of this idiom, you can provide more background information or explanatory words or phrases to help me better understand its meaning.

Alright, I'll prepare 50 idioms for you. Each idiom has a corresponding historical figure to explain. Please note that these idioms are named after historical events or people, so these historical figures will be involved in the explanation. Digging a Wall to Steal Light - From the Biography of Wei Gongzi in the Records of the Historian: During the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period, Wei Wei, the son of the State of Wei, was reading in his study. The neighbors heard the sound of him reading and felt that it was very strange. They wanted to know why he was reading. Weiss said," Although I live in the study, there isn't enough light, so I use a chisel to steal the light." - [Explanation: Chipping a wall to steal light refers to using the word chiseling to steal light from the study to describe a student's diligence and hard work.] Give it your all until you die - From the Biography of Zhuge Liang, Shu, Records of the Three Kingdoms: Zhuge Liang, the prime minister of Shu Han during the Three Kingdoms period, dedicated himself to Shu Han until his death. It described a person who fought for the country and the people until the last moment. - Explanation: To bend over and do one's best means to be very cautious and do one's best for one's career; to die until one's death means to complete the task without giving up until the last moment. 3. Loyalty to the Country - From the Biography of Yue Fei in the History of Song Dynasty: Yue Fei, a national hero of the Song Dynasty, often put his country and people in his heart to protect his country. He was loyal to the country and the people. He was loyal, firm, and fearless of sacrifice. - [Explanation: Loyalty to the country refers to faithfully fulfilling one's duties to the country and the people, not hesitating to sacrifice oneself.] Working Together - From Water Margins: Song Jiang, the leader of the peasant uprising during the Song Dynasty, and his younger brothers Wu Yong, Lu Junyi, and others worked together to overthrow the court led by Song Jiang, laying the foundation for the demise of the Song Dynasty. - Explanation: Working together refers to everyone working together to overcome difficulties. 5. Burn the Cauldron and Burn the Boat - From the Records of the Historian, Xiang Yu's Biography: At the end of the Qin Dynasty, Xiang Yu led the Chu army to fight against Liu Bang's army. Xiang Yu ordered to burn his bridges and boats, saying that once he failed, there would be no way out. He had to attack the enemy with all his strength to win. - [Break the Cauldron: Break the bottom of the cauldron and sink all the boats into the river to express the meaning of fighting to the death.] It was like making up your mind not to retreat and move forward bravely. Indomitable - From "Han Feizi Yu Lao": indomitable: 100 fold: many setbacks; scratch: bending metaphor perseverance. It refers to a strong will, no matter how many setbacks you suffer, you will not waver or shrink back. - Explanation: Persevering: It refers to a strong will, no matter how many setbacks it encounters, it will not waver and shrink back. Brave the Wind and Waves - From Journey to the West: Brave the wind and waves: a metaphor for bravely welcoming the powerful east wind to succeed in your career. - [Brave the wind and waves: It means that if you go forward bravely to meet the powerful east wind, your career will be successful.] 8 Meaningful - From "The Analects of Confucius·Wei Linggong": meaningful: refers to the language is meaningful and thought-provoking. - Explanation: Profound meaning: It means that the words are subtle and thought-provoking. 9 Perseverance - From the Book of Rites, University: Persevere: Persevere: It means to persevere in doing something again and again. - Explanation: Perseverance refers to perseverance in doing something over and over again. Carry Forward - From " Dream of the Red Chamber ": To carry forward: to describe a person or thing that has outstanding performance and is fully developed to play its greatest role. - Explanation: Carry forward: refers to the outstanding performance of a person or thing to fully develop and play the greatest role. 11 A Warning - From the Warring States Strategy, Qi Ce IV: A lesson from the past: It is a metaphor for the failure of predecessors to provide lessons for future generations. - [Explanation: A lesson learned from the past: The failure of a predecessor provides lessons for future generations.] 12 Bitter Retreat - From the "Records of the Historian, King of Yue, Gou Jian's Aristocratic Family": Brouhaha: Sleep; Taste gall: Eat chili. It described a person who was hardworking and determined to take revenge and not yield to the enemy. - [Explanation: To endure hardships and taste gall: To describe a person who is determined to take revenge and not yield to the enemy.] 13 Great Progress - From the Water Margins: A hundred feet high pole: a hundred feet high pole straight into the sky to describe people's perseverance, strong ambition. - Explanation: A hundred feet high pole: It refers to a hundred feet high pole that goes straight into the sky to describe a person's perseverance, strong ambition, and great ambition. Braving the wind and breaking the waves, sometimes I will hang my clouds and sail across the sea - From Journey to the West: Braving the wind and waves will sometimes hang the clouds and sail across the sea: it is a metaphor for bravely advancing to meet the powerful east wind and success in your career. - [Explanation: There will be a time to ride the wind and waves. It means that if you go forward bravely to meet the powerful east wind, your career will be successful.] Tempered - From " Dream of the Red Chamber ": Tempered: It described how one's writing or speech had been refined repeatedly. - Explanation: Tempered: refers to writing or speaking through repeated deliberation and refinement. Impartial - From the Water Margins: Impartial and impartial, describing the fairness of law enforcement without favoritism. - [Explanation: Impartial and impartial: It is used to describe law enforcement that is impartial and impartial.] Unity of Knowledge and Action - From the Analects of Confucius, Wei Linggong: The unity of knowledge and action: the combination of knowledge and practice. It described a person who could apply theoretical knowledge to practical actions. - Explanation: The integration of knowledge and action refers to the combination of knowledge and practice. It described a person who could apply theoretical knowledge to practical actions. Self-Reliance - From Journey to the West: Self-reliance: It described how to rely on one's own strength to get things done. - Explanation: Self-reliance refers to relying on one's own strength to get things done. Changing Paths - From Water Margins: Change course: It is a metaphor for changing the original direction and the original path. - Explanation: Change course: It is a metaphor for changing the original direction and the original path. 20 Thousands of Soldiers - From the Romance of the Three Kingdoms: Thousands of troops and horses: It described the large number of troops and their rapid actions. - [Explanation: Thousands of troops: A description of a large number of troops moving quickly.] 21 Conduit - From the Book of Rites·Doctrine of the Middle Way: Conviction: It is used to describe doing things cautiously and conscientiously without slacking off. - Explanation: Convictive: It described how to be cautious and conscientious in doing things without slacking. 22 wholeheartedly - From " Dream of the Red Chamber "," single-minded ": It described being focused on one thing without being distracted. - Explanation: Single-mindedness: It described being focused on one thing without being distracted. Immersed in the Scene - From Water Margins: Immersed in the Scene: It described personally going to that place to feel the atmosphere of that place. - [Explanation: Immersed in the situation: It described personally going to that place and feeling the atmosphere there.] Reality - From the Analects of Confucius, Wei Linggong: Seeking truth from facts: It means that theory should be linked to reality to test the accuracy of the theory. - Explanation: Seeking truth from facts: It means that theory should be linked to reality to test the accuracy of the theory. One Heart and One Heart - From the Water Margins: One Heart and One Heart: It described people working together for the same goal. - Explanation: One Heart and One Heart: It described people working together for the same goal. Perseverance - From the Book of Rites, the Doctrine of the mean: Perseverance: It refers to perseverance in doing something again and again. - Explanation: Perseverance refers to perseverance in doing something over and over again. Step by Step - From the Analects of Confucius, Xue Er: Step by step: It means that learning should be carried out in a certain order from the shallow to the deep. - [Explanation: Step by step: It means that learning should proceed from the shallow to the deep in a certain order.] Iron Pestle Becomes a Needle - From Journey to the West: An iron pestle becomes a needle: It described how perseverance could ultimately lead to success in anything. - [Explanation: An iron pestle can become a needle: It is used to describe how perseverance can ultimately lead to success in anything.] 29 Ruin and Burn the Boat - From the Records of the Historian, Xiang Yu's Biography: To go all out when one is determined not to retreat. - Explanation: To go all out when one is determined not to retreat. Digging a Wall to Steal Light - From "Records of the Historian·Biography of Wei Gongzi": Chiseling the wall to steal light: It described students who were diligent and studious. - Explanation: To dig a wall to steal light: To describe a student who is diligent and studious. Immersed in the Scene - From Water Margins: Immersed in the Scene: It described personally going to that place to feel the atmosphere of that place. - [Explanation: Immersed in the situation: It described personally going to that place and feeling the atmosphere there.] Indomitable - From the Biography of Qu Yuan and Jia Sheng in the Records of the Historian: Indomitable: It described a strong will, no matter how many setbacks it suffered, it would not waver and shrink back. - [Explanation: Indomitable: It refers to having a strong will, no matter how many setbacks you suffer, you will not waver or shrink back.] Braving the wind and breaking the waves, sometimes I will hang my clouds and sail across the sea - From "Journey to the West": Braving the wind and waves will have a time: It means that if you go forward bravely to meet the powerful east wind, your career will succeed. - [Explanation: There will be a time to ride the wind and waves. It means that if you go forward bravely to meet the powerful east wind, your career will be successful.] 34 Overcome - From the Book of Rites·The Doctrine of the Middle Way: overnight: to describe things that are easy to complete in one go

In Journey to the West, the word "difficult" meant that it was difficult or not easy. In the novel, the word difficult appears many times, such as,"This journey to learn the scriptures is quite difficult!" "The road ahead is difficult to climb!" "The road to learning the scriptures is filled with countless difficulties and obstacles that need to be overcome!" In the novel, the word 'difficult' was also given another meaning, which was to describe the tedious and complicated process of learning the scriptures, which required a lot of time and energy. For example, in the thirty-third chapter of Journey to the West, Sun Wukong said to Tang Sanzang,"Master's journey to learn the scriptures is really too difficult to finish in one or two words."

Alright, I'll try my best to answer. Here are a hundred idioms and their explanations: 1. Waiting for the rabbit by a tree: It described the mentality of being lucky to succeed without trying hard. [2][A cup of water to put out a cartload of firewood]: It was used to describe the difficulty of solving problems due to insufficient strength. 3. Instant success: To describe something that is easy to succeed. 4. Wine is not afraid of deep alleys: describing a good product can be discovered by people without publicity. 5. To keep a secret: to keep a secret about a major event. Overload: It described the low efficiency of an organization with too many people. 7. High standards but low capabilities: This is used to describe people who have high standards but lack practical ability. 8 Meaningful: The language and behavior are meaningful and intriguing. 9. It's a done deal: There's no room for change when it comes to things that are certain. 10 childhood sweethearts: A description of a boy and a girl who grew up playing together when they were young. Seeing is believing: It is used to describe the need to personally observe to believe the truth of things. 12. Step by step: describe learning, work, etc. gradually deepening according to certain steps. 13 Profound Meaning: Description of language and behavior is intriguing. 14. Being anxious for success: It is used to describe being anxious for success without paying attention to methods and plans. 15. Likes ease and hates hard work: It is used to describe someone who likes comfort and does not like hard work. Act according to one's capabilities: This refers to deciding to act according to one's own abilities and circumstances. 17 out of thin air: describing the creation of facts and lies. 18 A lesson from the past: The failure of the predecessors can be used as a reference for future generations. 19 Well-informed: It is used to describe how knowledgeable one is. 20. Get to the point: describe, speak, write, and directly state the subject. Straightforward: Simple and clear in describing and writing, and not beating around the bush. 22 Instant Success: To describe something that is easy to succeed in an instant. 23. Teaching by example: It refers to educating and influencing others with one's actions and words. 24 Unique: It refers to having unique creativity and thinking ability. 25. Internal and External Cooperation: It described internal unity and cooperation, external help and support to complete the task together. 26 inside hands: The metaphor of a person with internal power also refers to a person who relies on internal support to achieve success. Success at once: To describe the success of doing something and achieving the goal quickly. 28 Protect Yourself: This is a description of the attitude of avoiding conflict because you are afraid of getting yourself involved. 29. Ambition but Low Ability: A person who has high standards but lacks practical ability. Looking left and right: It refers to carefully observing the surrounding environment to express uncertainty. 31 Insignificant: Description of small matters, few people, and little influence. 32 Pleased: A feeling of complacency and satisfaction. Frog at the bottom of a well: A description of a person who is short-sighted. Ambitious: To pursue unrealistic goals. 35 Dripping Water Pierces a Stone: It described the power of perseverance. Perseverance: Perseverance and continuous effort. Step by step: It refers to learning and working in accordance with certain steps. 38 Learning for the Purpose of Practice: It is used to describe the application of knowledge in real life. To describe something as easy to succeed and to succeed in an instant. Being able to take responsibility for one's own decisions.

Alright, I'll try my best to provide you with 100 idioms commonly used in daily life. Please note that these idioms are arranged from a to z and each idiom has a corresponding explanation. a. Refreshing and happy: It described a pleasant mood and a comfortable environment. b. Refreshing and carefree: It refers to a pleasant mood and a comfortable environment that makes people feel extremely relaxed and at ease. c. Comfortable and contented: To describe a person who is in a good mood and feels very satisfied. D. Comfortable and contented: It means that you are very satisfied and happy. E-joy and broad-mindedness: describe a happy mood that makes the spirit fully relaxed. f. Pleasure: It refers to a happy mood that allows the spirit to be fully relaxed and makes people feel that their aspirations are clear. g. Heart-wide and spiritual-pleasing: It is used to describe the feeling of being in a good mood, which makes the spirit fully relaxed. h Flat-tempered: It refers to the feeling of being restless and restless. I sincerely convinced: describe the heart to feel sincere and completely convinced. j. Happy in the heart: It is used to describe a happy mood that allows the spirit to be fully relaxed. K: To describe a person who is in a good mood and is able to fully relax his mind. The heart is far away and the ground is flat: It is used to describe the distance between the two hearts. M tacit understanding: To describe a tacit understanding that both parties know but do not say. n tacitly understood: means that both parties know each other without saying or describing a secret that is not open to the public. o Unspoken Secret: It means that the secret is not open. p Unspoken understanding: It refers to the mutual understanding that both parties know but do not say. Q tacit understanding: It means that both parties know each other but don't say or describe the secret not to be made public. r Unspoken secret: It means that the secret is not open. s tacit understanding: It refers to knowing each other without saying anything. T-tacitly: means that both parties know each other without saying or describing a secret that is not open to the public. Unspoken understanding: To describe a tacit understanding that both parties know but do not say. V Unspoken Secret: It means that the secret is not open. W tacit understanding: to describe a tacit understanding that both parties know but do not say. X tacit understanding: It means that both of us know each other but don't say it or describe a secret that is not public. Y tacit understanding: To describe a tacit understanding that both parties know but do not say. Z tacit understanding: It means that both parties know each other but don't say it or describe the secret not being made public.

There were many ways to explain things in novels. The following were some of the common ways: 1. Conversational explanation: Through the form of dialogue, the characters and plot are presented so that the readers can better understand the thoughts and actions of the characters. 2. Description: Use adjectives and verb to describe the scene, characters, objects, etc., so that the reader can feel the feeling of being there. 3. Description of action: Through describing the actions, expressions, and psychology of the characters, the readers can better understand the actions of the characters. 4. Comparisons: By comparing the differences between different characters and things, you can show the characteristics of the plot and characters. 5. Symbolism: Using symbolism to express meaning so that readers can better understand the theme and emotions of the novel. 6. Inferential explanation: By allowing the reader to make their own deductions to show the characteristics of the plot and characters, the reader can better understand the plot and characters of the novel. Figurative explanation: By comparing characters, objects, plots, etc. in a figurative way, the reader can better understand the theme and emotions of the novel. 8. Summing up: At the end of the novel, summarize the plot, theme, and emotions of the novel so that the reader can better remember the content of the novel.