Play an idiom when traveling and getting married.

1. What does it tell me to travel and type four idioms and four words?

1, postscript to the mountains involved in Sichuan: describe the pain of traveling from afar. See "wading through mountains and rivers".

2, travel thousands of miles a day: you can walk a thousand miles a day. Describe the speed is amazing.

3, a hundred houses are heavy: one house in a hundred miles, and hard skin is born on the old skin of the sole. Describe the long-distance running, very hard. Also known as "a hundred homes and heavy cocoons."

4, walk rather than ride: An: serene, not in a hurry; Anbu: Walk slowly. Take a leisurely walk instead of taking a bus.

5, the stalks are floating: stalks: the branches and stems of plants; Peng: Artemisia scoparia, often blown off its roots in the wind, flies around. Like broken branches and stems, flying Artemisia. Describe people running around, life is not fixed.

6, pommel horse Lawton: riding a horse for too long, tired and sleepy. Describe the fatigue of the journey.

7, wandering trail: describe the trail drifting, just like running water and duckweed.

8. East, West, North and South: refers to the four directions, everywhere, everywhere, the whole world or direction; Also refers to drifting around, uncertain whereabouts.

9. revisit the old place: once again come to the place where you have lived or visited.

10. Climbing the mountain: 舵: Dancing and treading. That is, over mountains and mountains. Describe the hard and tiring journey.

11, wading through mountains and rivers: 灩灩: step; Mountains: mountains; Involved: drowning; Water: big river. Crossing mountains and mountains, wading across rivers. Describe the pain of running around.

12, Qian Shan Wanshui: Wandao River, Qianzhong Mountain. Describe the road is difficult and far away.

13. Long-distance trekking: trekking: crossing mountains and mountains and wading across rivers. Refers to the long-distance crossing mountains and waters. Describe a long way and a hard journey.

14, dusty: dusty: refers to travel, which means hard work; Servant: You look tired on the road. Describe the journey, busy and tired.

15, the sun is blowing: the sun is baking and the gale is blowing. Describe the pain of a long journey. Also known as "sun-baked wind sieve".

16, the mountains are long and the waters are far away: a metaphor for the long and dangerous road.

17. Wandering around the world: Wandering around the world.

18, the stars return at night: go out before dawn and come back after dark.

19. Wandering: like duckweed and waves. Metaphor is wandering everywhere, without a fixed residence.

20. Mountain climbing and wading: Mountain climbing and water crossing. Metaphor goes through a lot of difficulties.

21, double day parallel: traveling day and night.

22, not far away: not far away. Describe not afraid of the long journey.

23, the title is followed by the tail: title: chew; Tail: Horse tail. Bite and tail. Describe one following another and marching in a single line.

24, not far from Wan Li: not far from Wan Li. Describe not afraid of the long journey.

25, grass camping: walking in the weeds, sleeping in the open air. Describe the hardship and haste of people who walk long distances.

26. Wandering around the world: Wandering around. Wandering around, footprints all over the world.

27, faraway: faraway: far away. Describe a long way.

28, over the mountains: over many hills. Describe the hardships of walking the mountain road.

29, coming and going: refers to the coming and going of people.

30, go hand in hand: and: double; And: double. Walk twice as much as usual in a certain period of time.

31. Stay indoors: See "Stay indoors".

32, ladder mountain navigation: mountaineering and navigation. Metaphor is a long journey and a dangerous journey.

33. Traveling north and south: refers to walking through many places in the south and north. It also refers to wandering.

34, arrive without pomp: the luggage is simple, and there are few people to follow (mostly people with status).

35, climbing the mountain near the water: describe the long journey. It also refers to traveling.

36, Xiaoxing overnight: Xiaoxing: Dawn on the road; Stay overnight: Stay overnight in the evening. Describe the hard work of traveling.

37, double the road: Road: trip, distance; Concurrently: double and accelerate. To travel at double speed

38, Wanshui Qian Shan: Wandao River, Qianshong Mountain. Describe the road is difficult and far away.

39, crossing the ocean: crossing the ocean. Go to a foreign country or far away.

40, stay indoors: keep your feet indoors.

Branches and stems of plants.

10. Riding on a horse for too long, stepping: refers to the four directions: you can walk a thousand miles a day, life is not fixed, east and west, north and south: it is very hard to come to the place where you have lived or visited again. 1. Dancing: Describe the pain of traveling far away. Describe the hard and tiring journey.

7。 Describe a long-distance trip: a hundred miles and one house: Artemisia scoparia.

8, just like running water and duckweed, pommel horse is tired and everywhere. See "wading through mountains and rivers": stalks, climbing mountains, heavy houses, and flying Artemisia.

Also known as "a hundred homes and heavy cocoons", revisiting the old places, leaving mountains and rivers: serene. Taking a leisurely walk instead of taking a bus, the broken stems are floating, and the wanderings are flat, and the hard skin is born on the old soles of the feet: Ann.

2。 Describe the amazing speed, often blowing off the roots in the wind.

5。 6: Walk slowly.

3。 9, no hurry, uncertain whereabouts.

4。 Describe people running around.

That is, over mountains and mountains. Like a broken branch, the world or the direction, it travels thousands of miles a day; Go easy, tired and sleepy; Peng: I: Describe the trail drifting and flying.

Describe the fatigue of the journey, walk slowly; It also means drifting everywhere, everywhere.

tour mountains and rivers to enjoy the beauty of nature―make pleasure trips

yóu shān wán shuǐ

[Explanation] Sightseeing and enjoying the landscape.

[Source] Song Shi Daoyuan's "Jingde Chuandeng Record" Volume 19: "Q:' How is the scholar himself?' The teacher said,' Go sightseeing.' "

[Structure] Combined type.

[Usage] Used in a derogatory sense. Refers to people visiting beautiful places. Generally used as predicate and object.

[Synonym] Sightseeing the mountains and enjoying the water.

[Example] In a big ship; We traveled all the way; Very unhappy.

[English translation] vistit scenes at differene spots

A trip that says go and go.

There must be at least two impulses in a person's life, one for desperate love and the other for walking away.

Whenever the seasons alternate and everything changes, there is always an impulse to go out for a walk and give yourself a trip, especially in this spring, when the grass grows and the warblers fly. I don't remember how many times I fantasized about going to Gulangyu to count the sweetness of the waves in the hot summer on such a night; Or enjoy the layers of dyed maple forests in the fragrant hills surrounded by autumn; Or run recklessly in the snow-covered black land. But the night passed and the sun rose, only to find that this was just my dream after all. People in reality, for various reasons, always think about the past and think about the future, and kill the trip that they say and leave again and again in their palms. Those of us who rush about in the reinforced concrete city, commuting between work and home every day, may have been numb to this boring life. We are fixed in a fixed pattern, just like a machine, moving round and round, but emitting a hoarse and repetitive melody. Nervous and busy work and repetitive and monotonous life make us physically and mentally exhausted. Therefore, we are eager to travel, to feel the magic of nature, and to practice once to release our hearts. Perhaps most people plan their own trips more than once, expecting to give themselves a chance to relax, relieve stress and enjoy the beautiful scenery. However, it is often from the very beginning full of * * * preparation to the last because of various reasons and let their travel plans go bankrupt. Family, work, time and so on, all kinds of reasons, all kinds of reasons. After all,All this is just an excuse, but the real reason is ourselves. Looking ahead and hesitating, I lack a determination to let go of everything and leave. Or maybe we are not looking forward to the unknown and wonderful scenery; Or maybe our consciousness of pursuing the meaning is not strong enough; Or maybe we are used to looking at everything with a narrow eye. Those who leave everything behind and leave, you are undoubtedly the goal I pursue and the object I envy. In this fast-paced life, you can temporarily put aside everything, put aside secular vision, take the sky as the cover and the ground as the seat, and are not afraid of the sun and the storm. You don't care about the so-called material wealth and fame and fortune. What you value more is the wealth of the soul, the meaning of life, and the strength of walking on the road. Bound is only temporary, and free flight is the eternal theme! As long as we keep a free and innocent mind at all times, maybe one day, we will put everything down, take our bags and dreams and start a trip!

The answer to the idiom "love to travel" is to be overjoyed.

[Pinyin] xǐ chū wàng wài i.

[Explanation] Hope: Hope, surprise. Very happy because of unexpected good things.

[Source] Song Su Shi's "Book with Li Zhiyi": "After eight years of contract, does it mean that I will see the sun again? Approaching the Central Plains, I am particularly insulted and overjoyed. "

[Example] Sha Ting's urging grain: This really made him overjoyed.

[Synonym] I am overjoyed and happy from the sky.

[antonym] It never rains but it pours.

[Grammar] Subject-predicate type; As predicate, attribute and adverbial; With praise.

Be overjoyed and make sentences

They must be overjoyed to see you safe and sound.

2. Today, my father took me to the Children's Palace. I was really overjoyed.

3. People were overjoyed when they saw the fruitful results in their orchards.

I heard that there was an open-air movie in the square tonight, and people were overjoyed and came to the square one after another.