成语词汇列表
汗马功劳
1.distinctions won in battle;war exploits;2.one’s contributions in work
属类：汉语成语 -汉英成语
急功近利
1.eager for quick success and instant benefit;2.to seek quick success and instant benefits
属类：汉语成语 -汉英成语
半生不熟
1.halfcooked;2.not well learned;3.having casual acquaintance
属类：汉语成语 -汉英成语
含苞待放
1.in early puberty;yet a virgin;2.to be in bud3.The buds are getting ready to burst.
属类：汉语成语 -汉英成语
任重道远
1.the burden is heavy and the road is long;2.to shoulder heavy responsibilities
属类：汉语成语 -汉英成语
集腋成裘
1.The finest fragments of fox fur,sewn together,will make a robe.;2.Many a little makes a mickle.3.Small resources pooled together can accomplish big things.
属类：汉语成语 -汉英成语
急中生智
1.to suddenly hit upon a way out of a predicament;2.a bright idea that hits one in an emergency
属类：汉语成语 -汉英成语
急转直下
1.to take a sudden turn and then develop rapidly;2.a quick and decisive turn of events for the worse
属类：汉语成语 -汉英成语
飞扬跋扈
1.unruly and haughty;arrogant and domineering;to throw one’s weight around;imperious;2.to domineer over
属类：汉语成语 -汉英成语
汗流浃背
1.with sweat streaming down one’s back;2.to be wet through with perspiration;to be bathed in sweat
属类：汉语成语 -汉英成语
群策群力
2.(Am.)brainstorming;to work with collective wisdom and concerted efforts;1.to pool the wisdom and efforts of everyone
属类：汉语成语 -汉英成语
鹊巢鸠占
2.illegal occupation of another’s place3.to usurp other’s position,property,etc.;1.[Literal]The turtledove occupies a magpie’s nest.;to enjoy the fruits of others’ without having worked hard
属类：汉语成语 -汉英成语
人杰地灵
2.The greatness of a man lends glory to a place.;1.a place propitious for giving birth to great men
属类：汉语成语 -汉英成语
含情脉脉
2.with one’s eyes beaming with affection(on sb.);1.(soft eyes)exuding tenderness and love
属类：汉语成语 -汉英成语
海市蜃楼
imaginary things;2.[Figurative]a will-o’-the-wisp;a castle in the air;1.a mirage
属类：汉语成语 -汉英成语
急如星火
most hurriedly;as urgent as sparks that may start a conflagration;posthaste
属类：汉语成语 -汉英成语
急公好义
public-spirited;zealous for the common weal;ready to stand out for justice;zealous for public interests
属类：汉语成语 -汉英成语
飞沙走石
sand flying about and stones hurtling through the air
属类：汉语成语 -汉英成语
任人唯贤
to appoint people according to their political integrity and ability;to appoint people on their merits
属类：汉语成语 -汉英成语
含沙射影
to attack sb. by innuendo;to attack by insinuation;to insinuate;to make insinuations;to make oblique charges
属类：汉语成语 -汉英成语
八面玲珑
to be pleasant all round;to be all things to all men;to be smooth and slick
属类：汉语成语 -汉英成语
记忆犹新
to be still fresh in one’s memory;to remember vividly;to be still fresh in living memory
属类：汉语成语 -汉英成语
百折不挠
to be undaunted by repeated setbacks;not to lose heart despite repeated failures;never to yield in spite of reverses;to keep on fighting in spite of all setbacks
属类：汉语成语 -汉英成语
人地生疏
to be unfamiliar with the place and the people;to be a complete stranger
属类：汉语成语 -汉英成语
任劳任怨
to bear hardship without complaining;to fulfill one’s duties faithfully and uncomplainingly
属类：汉语成语 -汉英成语
含垢忍辱
to bear shame and humiliation;to endure contempt and insults;to put up with hardships
属类：汉语成语 -汉英成语
忍无可忍
to come to the end of one’s patience;to be too much for sb. 2.beyond/past(all)bearing;at the end of one’s tether;1.to be driven beyond(the limits of)forbearance;cannot stand(insults or provocation)any longer
属类：汉语成语 -汉英成语
飞蛾扑火
to flirt with death;2.to dig one’s own grave;1.The flying moth is forever attracted by the flame.
属类：汉语成语 -汉英成语
疾恶如仇
to hate evil like an enemy;to hate evil as much as one hates an enemy;to hate injustice like poison
属类：汉语成语 -汉英成语
嫉恶如仇
to hate injustice like poison;to abhor evils as deadly foes;to hate evil as one does one’s enemy
属类：汉语成语 -汉英成语
高屋建瓴
to operate from a strategically advantageous position;to sweep down irresistibly from a commanding height;to pour water off a steep roof
属类：汉语成语 -汉英成语
集思广益
to put heads together so as to get better results;to canvass various opinions and benefit from them;to draw on collective wisdom and absorb all useful ideas;to pool the wisdom of the masses
属类：汉语成语 -汉英成语
急流勇退
to resolutely retire at the height of one’s official career;to go(or to leave)while the going is good;to retire when one has ridden the crest of success
属类：汉语成语 -汉英成语
飞黄腾达
to rise in the world;to strike oil;to climb(or go)up the ladder;to ride on the crest of one’s success;to make rapid advances in one’s career
属类：汉语成语 -汉英成语
急起直追
to rouse oneself to catch up;to make amends while there is yet time;to rise and make a hot chase
属类：汉语成语 -汉英成语
歌功颂德
to sing the praises of somebody;to eulogize somebody’s virtues and achievements
属类：汉语成语 -汉英成语
搬弄是非
to stir up trouble between people;to tell tales;to sow discord;to make mischief
属类：汉语成语 -汉英成语
忍气吞声
to submit to humiliation;to restrain one’s temper;to swallow an insult;to eat the leek
属类：汉语成语 -汉英成语
惹是生非
to wake a sleeping dog;to provoke a dispute;to stir up trouble;to incur unnecessary trouble
属类：汉语成语 -汉英成语
人微言轻
Words from a man of the lowly position carry little weight.
属类：汉语成语 -汉英成语
| 1 | 汗马功劳 | 1.distinctions won in battle;war exploits;2.one’s contributions in work |
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| 2 | 急功近利 | 1.eager for quick success and instant benefit;2.to seek quick success and instant benefits |
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| 3 | 半生不熟 | 1.halfcooked;2.not well learned;3.having casual acquaintance |
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| 4 | 含苞待放 | 1.in early puberty;yet a virgin;2.to be in bud3.The buds are getting ready to burst. |
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| 5 | 任重道远 | 1.the burden is heavy and the road is long;2.to shoulder heavy responsibilities |
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| 6 | 集腋成裘 | 1.The finest fragments of fox fur,sewn together,will make a robe.;2.Many a little makes a mickle.3.Small resources pooled together can accomplish big things. |
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| 7 | 急中生智 | 1.to suddenly hit upon a way out of a predicament;2.a bright idea that hits one in an emergency |
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| 8 | 急转直下 | 1.to take a sudden turn and then develop rapidly;2.a quick and decisive turn of events for the worse |
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| 9 | 飞扬跋扈 | 1.unruly and haughty;arrogant and domineering;to throw one’s weight around;imperious;2.to domineer over |
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| 10 | 汗流浃背 | 1.with sweat streaming down one’s back;2.to be wet through with perspiration;to be bathed in sweat |
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| 11 | 群策群力 | 2.(Am.)brainstorming;to work with collective wisdom and concerted efforts;1.to pool the wisdom and efforts of everyone |
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| 12 | 鹊巢鸠占 | 2.illegal occupation of another’s place3.to usurp other’s position,property,etc.;1.[Literal]The turtledove occupies a magpie’s nest.;to enjoy the fruits of others’ without having worked hard |
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| 13 | 人杰地灵 | 2.The greatness of a man lends glory to a place.;1.a place propitious for giving birth to great men |
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| 14 | 含情脉脉 | 2.with one’s eyes beaming with affection(on sb.);1.(soft eyes)exuding tenderness and love |
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| 15 | 海市蜃楼 | imaginary things;2.[Figurative]a will-o’-the-wisp;a castle in the air;1.a mirage |
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| 16 | 急如星火 | most hurriedly;as urgent as sparks that may start a conflagration;posthaste |
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| 17 | 急公好义 | public-spirited;zealous for the common weal;ready to stand out for justice;zealous for public interests |
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| 18 | 飞沙走石 | sand flying about and stones hurtling through the air |
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| 19 | 任人唯贤 | to appoint people according to their political integrity and ability;to appoint people on their merits |
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| 20 | 含沙射影 | to attack sb. by innuendo;to attack by insinuation;to insinuate;to make insinuations;to make oblique charges |
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| 21 | 八面玲珑 | to be pleasant all round;to be all things to all men;to be smooth and slick |
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| 22 | 记忆犹新 | to be still fresh in one’s memory;to remember vividly;to be still fresh in living memory |
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| 23 | 百折不挠 | to be undaunted by repeated setbacks;not to lose heart despite repeated failures;never to yield in spite of reverses;to keep on fighting in spite of all setbacks |
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| 24 | 人地生疏 | to be unfamiliar with the place and the people;to be a complete stranger |
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| 25 | 任劳任怨 | to bear hardship without complaining;to fulfill one’s duties faithfully and uncomplainingly |
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| 26 | 含垢忍辱 | to bear shame and humiliation;to endure contempt and insults;to put up with hardships |
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| 27 | 忍无可忍 | to come to the end of one’s patience;to be too much for sb. 2.beyond/past(all)bearing;at the end of one’s tether;1.to be driven beyond(the limits of)forbearance;cannot stand(insults or provocation)any longer |
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| 28 | 飞蛾扑火 | to flirt with death;2.to dig one’s own grave;1.The flying moth is forever attracted by the flame. |
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| 29 | 疾恶如仇 | to hate evil like an enemy;to hate evil as much as one hates an enemy;to hate injustice like poison |
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| 30 | 嫉恶如仇 | to hate injustice like poison;to abhor evils as deadly foes;to hate evil as one does one’s enemy |
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| 31 | 高屋建瓴 | to operate from a strategically advantageous position;to sweep down irresistibly from a commanding height;to pour water off a steep roof |
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| 32 | 集思广益 | to put heads together so as to get better results;to canvass various opinions and benefit from them;to draw on collective wisdom and absorb all useful ideas;to pool the wisdom of the masses |
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| 33 | 急流勇退 | to resolutely retire at the height of one’s official career;to go(or to leave)while the going is good;to retire when one has ridden the crest of success |
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| 34 | 飞黄腾达 | to rise in the world;to strike oil;to climb(or go)up the ladder;to ride on the crest of one’s success;to make rapid advances in one’s career |
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| 35 | 急起直追 | to rouse oneself to catch up;to make amends while there is yet time;to rise and make a hot chase |
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| 36 | 歌功颂德 | to sing the praises of somebody;to eulogize somebody’s virtues and achievements |
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| 37 | 搬弄是非 | to stir up trouble between people;to tell tales;to sow discord;to make mischief |
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| 38 | 忍气吞声 | to submit to humiliation;to restrain one’s temper;to swallow an insult;to eat the leek |
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| 39 | 惹是生非 | to wake a sleeping dog;to provoke a dispute;to stir up trouble;to incur unnecessary trouble |
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| 40 | 人微言轻 | Words from a man of the lowly position carry little weight. |
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生词本打印版
| 1 | 1.distinctions won in battle;war exploits;2.one’s contributions in work | 汗马功劳 | |
| 2 | 1.eager for quick success and instant benefit;2.to seek quick success and instant benefits | 急功近利 | |
| 3 | 1.halfcooked;2.not well learned;3.having casual acquaintance | 半生不熟 | |
| 4 | 1.in early puberty;yet a virgin;2.to be in bud3.The buds are getting ready to burst. | 含苞待放 | |
| 5 | 1.the burden is heavy and the road is long;2.to shoulder heavy responsibilities | 任重道远 | |
| 6 | 1.The finest fragments of fox fur,sewn together,will make a robe.;2.Many a little makes a mickle.3.Small resources pooled together can accomplish big things. | 集腋成裘 | |
| 7 | 1.to suddenly hit upon a way out of a predicament;2.a bright idea that hits one in an emergency | 急中生智 | |
| 8 | 1.to take a sudden turn and then develop rapidly;2.a quick and decisive turn of events for the worse | 急转直下 | |
| 9 | 1.unruly and haughty;arrogant and domineering;to throw one’s weight around;imperious;2.to domineer over | 飞扬跋扈 | |
| 10 | 1.with sweat streaming down one’s back;2.to be wet through with perspiration;to be bathed in sweat | 汗流浃背 | |
| 11 | 2.(Am.)brainstorming;to work with collective wisdom and concerted efforts;1.to pool the wisdom and efforts of everyone | 群策群力 | |
| 12 | 2.illegal occupation of another’s place3.to usurp other’s position,property,etc.;1.[Literal]The turtledove occupies a magpie’s nest.;to enjoy the fruits of others’ without having worked hard | 鹊巢鸠占 | |
| 13 | 2.The greatness of a man lends glory to a place.;1.a place propitious for giving birth to great men | 人杰地灵 | |
| 14 | 2.with one’s eyes beaming with affection(on sb.);1.(soft eyes)exuding tenderness and love | 含情脉脉 | |
| 15 | imaginary things;2.[Figurative]a will-o’-the-wisp;a castle in the air;1.a mirage | 海市蜃楼 | |
| 16 | most hurriedly;as urgent as sparks that may start a conflagration;posthaste | 急如星火 | |
| 17 | public-spirited;zealous for the common weal;ready to stand out for justice;zealous for public interests | 急公好义 | |
| 18 | sand flying about and stones hurtling through the air | 飞沙走石 | |
| 19 | to appoint people according to their political integrity and ability;to appoint people on their merits | 任人唯贤 | |
| 20 | to attack sb. by innuendo;to attack by insinuation;to insinuate;to make insinuations;to make oblique charges | 含沙射影 | |
| 21 | to be pleasant all round;to be all things to all men;to be smooth and slick | 八面玲珑 | |
| 22 | to be still fresh in one’s memory;to remember vividly;to be still fresh in living memory | 记忆犹新 | |
| 23 | to be undaunted by repeated setbacks;not to lose heart despite repeated failures;never to yield in spite of reverses;to keep on fighting in spite of all setbacks | 百折不挠 | |
| 24 | to be unfamiliar with the place and the people;to be a complete stranger | 人地生疏 | |
| 25 | to bear hardship without complaining;to fulfill one’s duties faithfully and uncomplainingly | 任劳任怨 | |
| 26 | to bear shame and humiliation;to endure contempt and insults;to put up with hardships | 含垢忍辱 | |
| 27 | to come to the end of one’s patience;to be too much for sb. 2.beyond/past(all)bearing;at the end of one’s tether;1.to be driven beyond(the limits of)forbearance;cannot stand(insults or provocation)any longer | 忍无可忍 | |
| 28 | to flirt with death;2.to dig one’s own grave;1.The flying moth is forever attracted by the flame. | 飞蛾扑火 | |
| 29 | to hate evil like an enemy;to hate evil as much as one hates an enemy;to hate injustice like poison | 疾恶如仇 | |
| 30 | to hate injustice like poison;to abhor evils as deadly foes;to hate evil as one does one’s enemy | 嫉恶如仇 | |
| 31 | to operate from a strategically advantageous position;to sweep down irresistibly from a commanding height;to pour water off a steep roof | 高屋建瓴 | |
| 32 | to put heads together so as to get better results;to canvass various opinions and benefit from them;to draw on collective wisdom and absorb all useful ideas;to pool the wisdom of the masses | 集思广益 | |
| 33 | to resolutely retire at the height of one’s official career;to go(or to leave)while the going is good;to retire when one has ridden the crest of success | 急流勇退 | |
| 34 | to rise in the world;to strike oil;to climb(or go)up the ladder;to ride on the crest of one’s success;to make rapid advances in one’s career | 飞黄腾达 | |
| 35 | to rouse oneself to catch up;to make amends while there is yet time;to rise and make a hot chase | 急起直追 | |
| 36 | to sing the praises of somebody;to eulogize somebody’s virtues and achievements | 歌功颂德 | |
| 37 | to stir up trouble between people;to tell tales;to sow discord;to make mischief | 搬弄是非 | |
| 38 | to submit to humiliation;to restrain one’s temper;to swallow an insult;to eat the leek | 忍气吞声 | |
| 39 | to wake a sleeping dog;to provoke a dispute;to stir up trouble;to incur unnecessary trouble | 惹是生非 | |
| 40 | Words from a man of the lowly position carry little weight. | 人微言轻 |
