In the idiom guessing, there are many two-word guesses, in fact, looking at the picture to guess the idiom is guessing, so what is the idiom of urgency? Interested can come to understand what is the idiom of pressing?
Pressing to play an idiom
The answer is imminent.
Because the forced words are on the top of the eyebrows, and they are very tightly connected.
Imminent is a Chinese idiom, pronounced pò zài méi jié, which means that things are very urgent and have arrived.
[Ortho] forced; Cannot be pronounced as "pè".
【Shape recognition】Eyelashes; Can't write "Jet".
【Near meaning】Burning eyebrows, anxious as a spark, burning urgency
[Anti-meaning] far away, slow and reasonable
【After the break】There is a fire on the tip of the nose; The fire burned to the eyebrows.
From "Zhuangzi Gengsangchu": "曰: Xiang I see between my eyebrows. Liezi Jonny: "Far beyond the Eight Wastes, close within the eyebrows." ”