I love you

Explain that scarcity is the most expensive thing.

Tang Bai Juyi's poem "When I was young, I liked to talk about the full moon of my grandson and girl" originated from: "Things are rare, and love is more kind because of old age."

Structural contraction idioms

Use complex sentence patterns; As an object and clause; Rare and precious things.

Synonym: Hope is the most precious, and scarcity is the most precious.

Antonyms are common.

For example, Levin's "The Complete Biography of Hu Xueyan with Lights on the Tower": "Things are rare, and the rarest ones are naturally valuable."

Odd things are always expensive.

a thing is highly priced if it is rare—the rarer a thing is

I love you

Explain that scarcity is the most expensive thing. It is the same as "things are rare."

The source of Qingyuan Mei's Supplement to Poems in the Garden: "Moderation is the nature of building things."

Structural contraction idioms

Used as object and attribute; Rare and precious things.

Synonym: rarity is the most precious, and hope is the most precious.

English translation is rare and rare.

a thing is highly priced if it is rare—the rarer a thing is

I love you

Explain that scarcity is the most expensive thing. It is the same as "things are rare."

Structural contraction idioms

Used as object and attribute; Rare and precious things.

Synonyms are rare.

Rare things are expensive.

Expensive Paper in Luoyang ―― The Great Popularity of a Literary Works

paper is dear in Luoyang ―overwhelming popularity of a literary work

Explaining figurative works is valuable and widely circulated.

The source "The Book of Jin Zuo Zhuan": "Therefore, luxury houses compete for writing, and Luoyang is expensive for paper."

Structural subject-predicate form.

The usage is awesome Generally used as object, attribute and complement.

Pronunciation; It can't be pronounced "."

Distinguish the shape of Luo; Can't write "autumn".

Synonyms are well known, widely accepted and appreciated.

For example, the second time in "Evil Sea Flower": "I have to ~; Famous for a while; I always wondered if I was full of Jianghu spirit. \"

The excessive popularity of a new book leads to the English translation of shortcuts to printing paper.

Idiom story Zuo Si, a writer in Jin Dynasty, was a naughty boy when he was a child and didn't like reading. Father often loses his temper, but Xiao Zuosi is still very naughty and refuses to study hard. One day, Zuo Si's father was chatting with his friends, who envied him for having a clever and lovely son. Zuo Si's father sighed and said, "Stop talking about him. Zuo Si's study in childhood was not as good as that in my childhood. It seems that there is not much promise. " Said, and a look of disappointment appeared on his face. All this was seen and heard by Xiao Zuosi. He is very sad and thinks it is really useless not to study hard. So, I secretly made up my mind that I must study hard. Day after day, year after year, Zuo Si grew up gradually. Because of his persistent hard work, he finally became a knowledgeable person, and his articles were very good. He spent a year writing Du Fu of Qi, which showed his talent in literature and laid the foundation for him to become an outstanding writer. After that, it is planned to write Sandu Fu with the customs and products of the capitals of Wei, Shu and Wu in the Three Kingdoms as the content. In order to reach a certain level in content, structure and language, he devoted himself to research, carefully wrote and forgot to eat and sleep for ten years, and finally wrote the literary masterpiece Sandu Fu. Sandu Fu has always been criticized, and people compare it with Sandu Fu, a literary masterpiece of Han Dynasty. Because printing had not been invented at that time, people who loved Sandu Fu had to scramble to copy it. Because there were too many people copying it, the supply of paper in Luoyang, the capital, was in short supply, and the price of paper in the whole city once rose sharply.

Some things are precious that money can't buy.

Qin jīn nán mìI

Explain that things are precious and can't be bought with money.

The source is Ming Lan's Xiao Sheng's "Jin Ping Mei" back 59: "The waist is not full, it's really soft and fragrant, and it's hard to buy a thousand dollars. It's so enjoyable."

Structural subject-predicate idioms

Used as predicate and attribute; Describe preciousness

Synonyms are priceless.

Antonyms are worthless.

For example, the first volume of Levin's Biography of Hu Xueyan: "That's really hard to buy." Hu Xueyan bowed his thanks. Just ask Brother Yu to make an appointment for me. "

English translation that money can't buy

invaluable/ priceless

the sun is sinking behind the western hills—decline like the setting sun

Explain Liancheng: Many cities are connected together. Describing objects is very valuable.

Source: Historical Records Biographies of Lian Po and Lin Xiangru: "When Zhao Huiwen was king, he gained Chu and Chu. When Qin learned of this, he asked people to leave a letter, and originally invited the fifteen cities of Ebinur. "

Structural subject-predicate form.

Usage describes the extremely high value of articles, works, etc. Very precious. It is often used to refer to rare jewels, jade articles, ancient cultural relics and artistic treasures in the world. Generally used as predicate, attribute and clause.

Positive sound value; Can't pronounce "zí"; City; It can't be pronounced "cénɡ". "

Shape discrimination; Can't write "couplets"

Synonym priceless treasure, priceless treasure

Antonyms are worthless and insignificant.

For example, a rural woman in Shandong donated a gem she found while hoeing to the country.

English Translation of Worth Several Cities

The idiom story Qin Zhaowang learned that Zhao had got the priceless jade and wanted to cheat him by pretending to exchange 15 city with him. King Hui of Zhao sent Lin Xiangru to trade, and the king of Qin got Choi without talking about the exchange of the city. Lin Xiangru tricked Choi into going back and sent someone to return it to Zhao overnight. The king of Qin was so angry that he wanted to kill Lin Xiangru.

priceless treasure

Bukiya sunset hill

Explanation is priceless. Refers to something extremely precious.

The source of Tang Yuxuan's poem "Give a neighbor a thousand dollars" is: "It is rare to ask for priceless treasures."

The structure is formal.

Usage is as a compliment. Generally used as an object.

Pronunciation; It can't be pronounced "zι".

Distinguish shapes; Can't write "knowledge".

Synonyms are priceless.

Antonyms are not as valuable as dirt.

Discrimination between ~ and "priceless" can mean extremely precious; The meaning of extremely high value. But ~ focusing on "priceless" means more precious; And; ~ wide application range; In addition to expressing specific things; It can also express abstract things such as spiritual thoughts and traditions.

Example (1) Lin Xiangru tactfully recaptured ~ and the stone wall from the king of Qin.

(2) Grandma regards a bronze statue as ~.

English translation of invalid assets

Idiom story During the Warring States Period, a farmer in Wei found a piece of jade while weeding, so he took it home for neighbors to identify. The neighbor knew it was a gem, so he lied to him that it was unlucky and told him to put it back. They secretly took it home to Wang Wei for fear of causing trouble or conviction. Being rated as priceless, Wang Wei gave him a lot of gold and silver jewelry as soon as he was happy.

unique

Zhu weijian

There is only one explanation, nothing else. There are few descriptions.

Source stone "Jun Shu": "I am not unwilling to change evil and do good. This is what Yao Shunyu Tang reluctantly did, and it is unique since the Qin and Han Dynasties. "

Structural combination.

Used when things are scarce or it is difficult to find the same kind; Can be described in this language. Generally used as predicate, object and attribute.

Distinguish between form and form; Can't write "sure".

Synonym unparalleled, unparalleled, unprecedented.

There are few antonyms, which have never been seen before and never come after.

~ and "uniqueness": Both describe the meaning of "very rare or unparalleled". The difference is: ~ used to emphasize "there is only one; When there is no other meaning; Similarly; " Unique "can be used by people; It can also be applied to various things.

Example: Talents who have both ability and political integrity and can be literate and martial are very rare. But this is not the case.

A unique English translation

At present, he is the oldest, surpassing his peers.

juéshāo lún

Explain peerless: what is not in this world means that the crown is in this world; Chaolun: a person who surpasses his peers. The highest in the world, surpassing peers.

The source of Han Caiyong's "Chen Taiqiu Ming" is: "Yingchuan Chen Jun, peerless and super-virtuous, is not in a big position, and is ashamed of Zang Wen's stealing, so he is highly respected and has a high position."

Structural combination.

Usage is usually used to describe extraordinary achievements or unusual occasions. Generally used as predicate and object.

Pronunciation; Can't be pronounced as "Lù n"

Distinguish between form and form; Can't write "sure".

Synonyms are unique.

The antonym is mediocrity.

Discrimination between ~ and "uniqueness"; They all said, "There is nothing else in the world; Unique. " But ~ the focus is on "super"; It means "beyond peers; Beyond the same kind; The meaning of "absolute contemporary"; Unique "focuses on" uniqueness "; There is only one; I didn't mean it.

Example: Wang Xizhi's calligraphy.

invincible

jǔ

It means there is no second one in the world.

The source of Han Dong Fang Shuo's Hard to Answer a Guest: "The effect of learning to be happy is obvious. If you think you are intellectually unparalleled, you can be said to be knowledgeable. "

Structural subject-predicate form.

Usage contains positive meaning. Used to praise good people or good people. Generally used as object and attribute.

Shape recognition; Can't write "ju"

Synonyms are invincible and unique.

Antonyms are not unique.

~ and "uniqueness": It can mean "very rare or unparalleled". The difference is that ~ itself contains the meaning of "the whole world"; So there is no restriction in front; "Unique" is used to emphasize the meaning of "unique, there is no second or the same"; It also means "nothing can compare with it"; Before that, there may be some restrictions.

The Great Wall in China is a historical relic.

English translation is incomparable

At the end of the Qin Dynasty, Han Xin voted for Liu Bang because he could not get the reuse of Xiang Yu, but he didn't get the reuse at first. Because Teng Gong was recommended to Xiao He, Xiao He thought he was a rare talent and recommended him to Liu Bang. Liu Bang perfunctory, Han Xin left without saying goodbye, Xiao He under the moon to recover Han Xin, told Liu Bang that he was unique, and Liu Bang worshipped him as a general.

be unprecedented and unrepeatable

Money clearing bureau

There has never been an explanation before, and there will never be one again. The exaggerated description is unique.

The source of Ji's "Painting Spectrum of Xuanhe" is: "The ancient (Jin Dynasty painter Gu Kaizhi) is the first, Zhang (Southern Liang Dynasty painter Zhang Sengyou) is the last, and Daozi (Tang Dynasty painter Wu Daozi) is also."

Structural combination.

Usage is often used to describe unparalleled achievements or extremely unusual grand occasions. Generally used as an attribute.

Positive sound is empty; It can't be pronounced "kònɡ". "

Distinguish between form and form; Can't write "sure".

Synonyms are unique, unprecedented and unprecedented.

There are many antonyms.

For example, the May 4th Movement is historical.

English translation is unique

Gu Kaizhi, an idiom story in Jin Dynasty, is outstanding in talent and knowledge, and his painting ability is outstanding and famous all over the world. Gu Kaizhi painted figures with vivid expressions and vivid images. What is unusual is that he never points his eyes first when drawing characters. Someone asked why, and he said: This is where the characters are vivid. One sentence tells the story, which makes people gasp in admiration. At that time, he was called a gifted scholar, a painter and an infatuation. During the Northern and Southern Dynasties, another great painter named Zhang Sengyou appeared in the Liang Dynasty. He was good at painting landscapes, figures and Buddha statues, and was very famous at that time. Liang Wudi built many temples and pagodas and asked him to paint. It is said that once he drew four dragons on the wall of a temple, but he didn't give them eyes. When someone asked him why he didn't nod his eyes, he said, "I'm afraid if you nod your eyes, these dragons will break through the wall and fly away." They didn't believe him, so he ordered two. Sure enough, he broke the wall and flew away. Although this legend is exaggerated to the point of absurdity, it shows that his painting skills are superb. In the Tang Dynasty, a relatively successful painter, Wu Daozi, combined painting with calligraphy. His landscapes and Buddhist paintings were very famous at that time, and his writing style was also good, so he was known as a book saint. According to legend, he painted a huge picture of Jialing River for Emperor Xuanzong of the Tang Dynasty, and actually painted hundreds of miles of landscape in one day. He painted a picture of hell in disguise in Jingxuan Temple, without drawing ghosts, which was eerie. It is said that many people have turned over a new leaf after seeing this picture, abandoning evil and doing good. Therefore, when commenting on these three painters, some people later thought that Gu Kaizhi's painting achievements surpassed those of his predecessors, while Zhang Sengyou's painting achievements were beyond the reach of future generations, while Wu Daozi had both.

unique

Duivier

These explanations are not the same, and there is no comparability.

The source of Song Yanshou's "Jing Zong Ji Lu" Volume 31: "Being unique is really liberating."

Structural combination.

The usage is full of praise Generally used as predicate and attribute.

Synonyms are incomparable, unique, incomparable and incomparable.

Antonyms are unremarkable, not surprising, common, ordinary and unique.

~ and "chinese odyssey": It can mean "rare or unparalleled". The difference is: ~ used to emphasize "uniqueness; When there is no second or the same meaning; It also means "incomparable"; ~ certain restrictions can be added in front; " "The world is unique" itself means "the whole world"; So there is no restriction in front.

The giant panda is our national treasure; In the world.

Unique English translation

unparalleled

Wu ·yǔ· incarnation Leon

Explain rumby: analogy, matching. Of things so perfect that nothing can compare with them.

From Tang Hanyu's Buddha's Bone Table: "For thousands of years, it is unparalleled."

The structure is complicated.

Usage is as a compliment. Used to describe positive things. Generally used as predicate and attribute.

Pronunciation and; Can't be pronounced "Yu" or "Yu".

Shape discrimination; You can't write "Shang".

Synonyms are unparalleled and unprecedented.

The antonym is the same.

Discrimination ~ and "incomparable" both mean no comparability. But ~ the focus is on "Lunbi"; Nothing can compare with; "unparalleled" focuses on "analogy"; This is unparalleled in the world.

(1) The social status of folk artists in the new society is ~.

(2) China folk embroidery; This idea is very novel; Exquisite craftsmanship; Can be described as ~.

English translation is unique