1. By analogy: It is a metaphor for mastering the knowledge or rules of a certain thing, so as to understand other things of the same type by analogy.

2. Can’t help laughing: Can’t help but smile; can’t help: can’t control oneself; means can’t help but laugh.

3. Horrible: frightened, shocked. It makes people very shocked to hear it

4. To form a clique: to pull: to win over; to form a clique: to organize. Organize gangs and engage in clique activities.

5. Drenchingly and vividly: dripping wetly: describing wetness dripping down, metaphorically enjoying and heartily; exhaustively: reaching the extreme. Describe articles, actions, or words expressed very fully, thoroughly, or very happily. It also means to be completely exposed.

6. Shivering: refers to shivering when the weather is not cold, describing being very frightened and frightened.

7. rack your brains: describe putting all your efforts and trying every possible means.

8. Having both sides: originally refers to having extensive knowledge and being able to cope with things easily. Later, it is also used as a metaphor for doing things easily and smoothly. Sometimes it is also used to mock someone who is smooth and good at opportunism. meet: encounter; source: water source. Plenty of water is encountered everywhere.

9. Do one’s duty without giving in; originally refers to being unyielding for the sake of benevolence. Now it means that when you encounter a good thing that you should do, you should bravely take it up and never give up.

10. Nonsense: baseless statement.

11. Adapt measures to local conditions: Develop or take appropriate measures to do something or handle something according to the specific local conditions.

12. Continuous flow: describes the continuous flow of cars, boats, people and horses, etc., one after another.

13. Childhood sweetheart: Describes the way children play innocently and innocently.

14. Rejuvenation: a metaphor for reviving a dying person. Describe a doctor's excellent medical skills.

15. Row upon row: arranged in an orderly manner like fish scales and comb teeth. It is often used to describe houses or ships arranged densely and neatly.

16. Late: Originally described as a woman walking slowly and calmly. Now it is described as arriving slowly and very late.

17. Lifelike: describes a description or imitation that is very realistic and lifelike.

18. Fallen flower petals are scattered on the ground. (Looks like there are many fallen flowers.)

19. Undistracted: There is no other pursuit in the heart. Describes concentration and concentration.

20. Never get tired of doing something: not feeling tired because you love doing something. Describe being immersed in something you love.

21. Sudden: 1. Things happen unexpectedly. 2. Something unexpected happens suddenly.

22. Wonderful writing: a metaphor for a person with superb writing skills writing a moving article.

23. Fault-picking: Blow open the hair on the skin and look for defects inside. It is a metaphor for deliberately finding faults and shortcomings in others and looking for mistakes. It also refers to being meticulous to the point of being cumbersome and picky.

24. Breathtaking: Praise that the things you see are extremely good.

25. Worried about: cannot be forgotten, lingering in the heart.

26. Done in one go: done in one go. Describe the article as having a compact structure and a coherent tone. It also means doing something in a tight arrangement and completing it quickly and without interruption.

27. Dizzying: There are too many things to see.

28. A fleeting glimpse: a metaphor for not observing carefully or making a very deep impression, like reflections on water and fleeting shadows that passed in the blink of an eye.

29. Well-deserved: There is no need to feel ashamed if you can bear a certain title or honor.

30. Family happiness: refers to the joy of reunion among family members.

31. Tears; tears flow down involuntarily.

32. A leaf can’t see Mount Tai: A leaf blocks your eyes, and you can’t even see the tall Mount Tai in front of you. It is a metaphor for being confused by local phenomena and unable to see the overall situation or the whole. It is also a metaphor for short-sightedness.

33. Breathtaking: Praise that the things you see are extremely good.

34. Bow down and worship: Kneel down and worship devoutly. Metaphor is very worshipful.

35. Try your best: Refers to using all your skills and all your tactics.

36. Mainstay: It is a metaphor that a strong and independent person can play a pillar role in a turbulent and difficult environment.

37. Incredible: the original meaning of mystery. It is now difficult to imagine and understand multiple fingers.

38. Being there: describing being in that situation personally.

39. One tree cannot make a forest, and one flower cannot make spring: a tree cannot be called a forest, and spring does not come when only one flower blooms.

40. Water and soil support each other. People; where the soil and water nourish the people: it is a common proverb that metaphorically refers to a certain environment that creates certain talents. People in different regions have different cultural and personality characteristics due to different environments, different ways of living, different geographical climates, different ideas, different humanities and histories, and different ways of doing things.