2026 EYE 成语

寿命 (shòu mìng)

The length of time a person, animal, or thing lives or exists.

途径 (tú jìng)

A way or method of achieving something.

缺乏 (quē fá)

To lack; not have enough of something needed.

遗憾 (yí hàn)

Regret or disappointment about something that cannot be changed.

谨慎 (jǐn shèn)

Careful and cautious to avoid mistakes or danger.

忧郁 (yōu yù)

Sad and unhappy; feeling low for a period of time.

糟蹋 (zāo tà)

To waste or damage something carelessly.

毁灭 (huǐ miè)

To completely destroy or eliminate.

罪魁祸首 (zuì kuí huò shǒu)

The main person or thing responsible for causing harm.

目睹 (mù dǔ)

To see something happen with your own eyes.

违背 (wéi bèi)

To go against a rule, promise, principle, or wish.

拼搏 (pīn bó)

To strive and work hard to achieve a goal despite difficulties.

通常 (tōng cháng)

Usually; generally.

惊悚 (jīng sǒng)

Causing fear, shock, or nervousness.

弊 (bì)

A disadvantage or harmful effect.

掩饰 (yǎn shì)

To hide a truth, feeling, or fault.

缺陷 (quē xiàn)

A fault or weakness that makes something imperfect.

拘束 (jū shù)

Restricted or uncomfortable because of rules or formality.

嘈杂 (cáo zá)

Noisy and unpleasant because of many sounds.

局促不安 (jú cù bù ān)

Nervous, awkward, and unable to feel at ease.

沮丧 (jǔ sàng)

Disappointed and discouraged.

七嘴八舌 (qī zuǐ bā shé)

Many people talking at once and giving different opinions.

若有所思 (ruò yǒu suǒ sī)

Looking as if one is thinking deeply about something.

附和 (fù hè)

To agree with or repeat what others say without expressing your own view.

睿智 (ruì zhì)

Wise and intelligent; showing good judgment.

筹划 (chóu huà)

To carefully plan and arrange something.

掏 (tāo)

To take something out from inside a pocket, bag, or container.

崭新 (zhǎn xīn)

Completely new; unused.

抚摸 (fǔ mō)

To gently touch or stroke with the hand.

喃喃自语 (nán nán zì yǔ)

To speak softly to oneself.

捅 (tǒng)

To poke or pierce with something pointed; to cause trouble.

辛酸 (xīn suān)

Sadness and hardship from painful experiences.

因素 (yīn sù)

A condition or circumstance that contributes to a result.

资源 (zī yuán)

Useful supplies or materials that can be used.

匮乏 (kuì fá)

Lacking something needed; in short supply.

昂贵 (áng guì)

Very expensive; costing a lot of money.

消耗 (xiāo hào)

To use up resources, energy, time, or supplies.

趋势 (qū shì)

The general direction in which something develops or changes.

开源节流 (kāi yuán jié liú)

Increase sources of income; reduce unnecessary spending.

风靡 (fēng mǐ)

To become extremely popular and widely followed.

污染 (wū rǎn)

To make the environment dirty or harmful.

堵塞 (dǔ sè)

To block a passage so that movement cannot continue.

过剩 (guò shèng)

Having more of something than is needed.

多管齐下 (duō guǎn qí xià)

To use several methods at the same time.

倡导 (chàng dǎo)

To promote and encourage an idea or cause.

充斥 (chōng chì)

To be filled with too much of something, usually something undesirable.

妥善 (tuǒ shàn)

Properly and carefully handled.

煞费苦心 (shà fèi kǔ xīn)

To put in a great deal of thought and effort.

日新月异 (rì xīn yuè yì)

To develop or change rapidly; constantly becoming new and different.

泛滥 (fàn làn)

To spread excessively and become difficult to control.

抗拒 (kàng jù)

To resist or refuse to accept something.

诱惑 (yòu huò)

Something that attracts or tempts someone to do something.

毅力 (yì lì)

The determination to keep going despite difficulties.

戒 (jiè)

To stop or give up a habit or behaviour.

茫然 (máng rán)

Confused and unsure about what to do or what is happening.

魂不守舍 (hún bù shǒu shè)

So distracted or frightened that one cannot concentrate or remain calm.

闪烁其词 (shǎn shuò qí cí)

To speak vaguely and avoid answering directly.

嫌 (xián)

To dislike; consider something troublesome or undesirable.

逼 (bī)

To force or pressure someone to do something.

霸道 (bà dào)

Domineering; using power to control others.

怨气 (yuàn qì)

Anger or resentment from feeling unfairly treated.

憋 (biē)

To hold back or suppress feelings, words, or bodily needs.

不堪其扰 (bù kān qí rǎo)

Unable to tolerate continued disturbance or annoyance.

委婉 (wěi wǎn)

Expressing something indirectly and gently to avoid offending others.

发泄 (fā xiè)

To release or express strong emotions such as anger.

反驳 (fǎn bó)

To argue against a statement by giving reasons or evidence.

彻底 (chè dǐ)

Complete and thorough; leaving nothing unfinished.

诡异 (guǐ yì)

Strange and unusual in a way that feels unsettling.