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A few days ago, we combed through a list of two-digit idioms from the 20,000 idioms in the Modern Idiom Dictionary.
As a mirror topic, today's data, share a list of idioms containing two body parts, a total of 794 idioms, divided into four charts, welcome to collect.
First, the mouth, liver, gallbladder, intestines
There are many idioms that begin with the mouth, such as duplicity, oral persuasion, tongue-opening, golden tongue, etc. The mouth is often used in conjunction with the heart or tongue, and we often say that words are the voice of the heart, and we can also understand that the mouth and tongue are a good pair.
Second, eyebrows, faces, gods, and heads
Eyebrows are often used in conjunction with the eyes, such as thick eyebrows, large eyes, low eyebrows, squeezed eyebrows, sad eyebrows, etc., depicting the expression embodied in the face.
Three, the heart
The ancients believed that the heart was the command center of the human body, so the combination of heart and guts, intention, qi, god and other words created many idioms to express emotions, such as worrying, discouraged, relaxed, and satisfactory.
Four, head and mouth
For the ancients, the head was no more than an organ of the body, and was only used to express physiological feelings or depict specific things, such as dizziness, shaking the head, etc.
The ancients also believed that more words must be lost, so idioms related to the mouth and tongue were given negative emotions, such as slippery tongue, multi-mouthed tongue, clumsy tongue and so on.
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