1. Ru hunger like thirst [rújīsìkě]: Describe the demand is urgent, as if you are hungry and anxious to eat, and thirsty and anxious to drink water.

2. Whale sucking cow drink [jīngxīniúyǐn]: Like a whale sucking a hundred rivers, like a cow drinking pond water. It's a metaphor for binge drinking.

3. Drink 鸩 quenche thirst [yǐnzhènzhǐkě]:. Drink poisoned wine to quench your thirst. The metaphor is a wrong way to solve a problem at hand, regardless of the serious consequences.

4. thirsty and piercing well [kěérchuānjǐng]: The metaphor is that you are not prepared in advance, and you can only think of a way temporarily.

5. Hungry meal thirsty drink [jīcānkěyǐn]: Eat when you are hungry, drink water when you are thirsty. Describe the necessities of life.

6. Thirsty people are easy to drink [kězhěyìyǐn]: Thirsty people feel sweet when they drink anything. The old metaphor has been harsh for a long time, and he knows how to be grateful to virtue and politics.

7. Dig a well when thirsty [kěérjuéjǐng]: dig a well until you are thirsty. The metaphor was not prepared in advance, and it was only thought of on the fly.

8. Wangmei quenches thirst [àngméizhǐkě]: The original meaning is plum sour, and people will salivate if they want to eat plums, thus quenching their thirst. After the metaphor that wishes cannot be fulfilled, comfort yourself with utopia.

Idioms to describe drinking water quickly are: drink it all up, whale sucks cow drink, Hu eats the sea and drinks, the mountains eat the sea and drinks, and the big drink is long.

1. Drink it all

Pinyin: yīyǐnérjìn

[Explanation]: Drink: Drink. I drank it all in one go. Described as drinking very refreshingly.

[Source]: Ming Feng Menglong's "Xingshi Hengyan" Volume 3: "Bustard only said that he was a guest, but he drank it all at home. ”

[Example sentence]: He held his head high like a heroic figure, opened his clothes, picked up his wine glass, and drank it all. ★ Ouyang Shan "Bitter Fight"

2. Whale sucks cow drink

Pinyin: jīngxīniúyǐn

[Explanation]: Whale sucking: like a whale sucking water. Like a whale sucking a hundred rivers, like a cow drinking pond water. It's a metaphor for binge drinking.

[Source]: Han Han Ying's "Han Poetry Biography" Volume 4: "It is a wine pond, which can transport boats, and the bad hills are enough to look ten miles, and there are 3,000 people who drink cattle in one drum." Tang Du Fu's "Song of the Eight Immortals in Drinking": "Drinking is like a long whale sucking a hundred rivers." ：

3. Eat and drink

Pinyin: húchīhǎihē

[Explanation]: Eating and drinking without moderation.

[Example sentence]: He eats and drinks all day long, and the government reimburses him anyway.

4. Eat and drink from the mountains

Pinyin: shānchīhǎihē

[Explanation]: Eating and drinking recklessly.

[Source]: Chapter 1 of Volume 5 of Lu Yao's "Ordinary World": "As a result, a dual lifestyle of daring to eat and drink from the mountains and the sea has been formed, and can be diligent and thrifty. ”

5. Drink a lot

Pinyin: :d àyǐnchángchuò

[Explanation]: 歠: suck, drink. Gulp down.

[Source]: Song Ye Tingjue's "Hailu Broken Things: The Emperor": "Wei guards Qufu, and eats and drinks people. Every time you give food to the front, drink a long time. The left and right belong to each other, and several people benefit from it, and the ancestors are strong. ”

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draft water 忘源 [chīshuǐàngyuán]

When you drink water, you forget where it comes from. It is a metaphor for people who forget where they came from when they are in a privileged situation.

Source: The ninth chapter of Qing Anonymous's "Spring Willow Warbler": "Although I am not throwing peaches and looking for dates today, I have done something like draught and forgetting the source." ”

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hunger meal thirsty drink [jīcānkěyǐn]

Eat when you are hungry and drink water when you are thirsty. Describe the necessities of life.

Source: Song Shi Puji's "Five Lantern Huiyuan" volume 16: "It is said that the sky is falling, and the competition is like hunger and thirst for food."

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如hunger似thirst [rújīsìkě]

It is described as urgent, as if you are hungry and anxious to eat, and thirsty and anxious to drink water.

Source: "Romance of the Three Kingdoms: The Biography of Chen Siwang": "Chi Feng Shengyan; Hungry after. ”

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食思源 [yǐnshuǐsīyuán]

When you drink water, you remember where it came from. The parable does not forget the original.

Source: Southern and Northern Dynasties Yu Xin "Zheng Tune": "Those who fall into the ground think of their trees; Those who drink its flow cherish its source. ”

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山habitat谷防[shānqīgǔyǐn]

Take shelter in the mountains and drink water in the valleys. Describe a life of seclusion.

Source: "Wei Shu Su Zongji": "Its Huaidao Hill Garden, ambiguous board building, mountain dwelling valley drink, Shu roll from the times, should be wide silk, and Ding cooked." ”

酣畅漓漓 (hānchànglínlí)

Explanation: Drinking, generally refers to pleasure; Dripping: A plump and cheerful look. The description is very pleasant.

Source: Song Ouyang Xiu's "Ouyang Wenzhong's Collection of Official Documents: Preface to the Collection of Secret Poems": "Then go from the cloth clothes and wild flowers, frolicking, upside down and not tired." ”

Usage: Complementary; as adverbials, complements; With praise, it is described as very comfortable and pleasant

Example: Yuan Ying's "Joy, Sorrow, and Immortal Poetic Soul": "His Geng Geng Dan heart and will are more expressed~." ”

The front chest is close to the back, there is weakness, hunger and thirst are unbearable, hunger is overwhelmed, hunger does not choose food, and there is no hunger

Have a wolf in the stomach

Pinyin: [jīchánglùlù]

Interpretation: hungry: hungry belly; Wheel: The sound of a car. My stomach growled with hunger. Described as very hungry.

feebly

Pinyin: [yǒuqìúlì]

Interpretation: Describe a weak voice and lack of energy. It is also described as frailty.

Hunger and thirst

Pinyin: [jīkěnánnài]

Interpretation: Hunger and thirst to the point of unbearable thirst.

Starving

Pinyin: [shíbùguǒfù]

Interpretation: fruit: fulfillment. Hunger: Not having enough to eat. Food: Eat. Can't get enough to eat. Describe living in poverty.

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