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描写花的词语成语句子有哪些描写花的成语：波罗奢花笔头生花笔下生花闭月羞花残花败柳吹花嚼蕊穿花纳锦春花秋实春花秋月粲花之论簇锦团花宠柳娇花春暖花开春暖花香翠竹黄花洞房花烛月夕花朝分花拂柳浮花浪蕊繁花似锦风花雪月风花雪夜分花约柳过时黄花花簇锦攒花攒锦簇花攒锦聚花残月缺花辰月夕百家争鸣步步莲花彩笔生花花晨月夕花堆锦簇花红柳绿花花绿绿百花齐放花花世界花花太岁寒花晚节黄花晚节花好月圆花街柳陌花阶柳市花街柳市花街柳巷花锦世界花甲之年花里胡哨花明柳暗花明柳媚花貎蓬心花衢柳陌花前月下花容月貌花说柳说火树琪花火树银花花团锦簇花天酒地花天锦地花信年华花香鸟语花下晒裈花样翻新花言巧语花样新翻花颜月貌花遮柳隐花遮柳掩火烛银花花朝月夕花朝月夜花枝招颤花枝招展花枝招颭酒病花愁锦簇花团酒地花天羯鼓催花槛花笼鹤镜花水月借花献佛镜里采花镜里观花锦上添花锦团花簇锦营花阵锦阵花营开花结果开花结实枯木生花傲霜斗雪（菊梅）雍容华贵（牡丹）香远益清（荷花）暗香浮动（梅花）疏影横斜（梅花）花枝招展姹紫嫣红万紫千红百花齐放争奇斗艳妖娆欲滴多姿多彩婀娜多姿娇艳欲滴含苞欲放国色天香万紫千红姹紫嫣红奇花异草招蜂引蝶如火如荼亭亭玉立昙花一现群芳争艳争奇斗艳万紫千红姹紫嫣红绿肥红瘦花团锦簇五颜六色落英缤纷香气扑鼻含苞欲放昙花一现花里胡哨、天花乱坠，鸟语花香，花好月圆，花言巧语，人面桃花，梨花带雨，眠花卧柳，火烛银花花样新翻花天锦地花衢柳陌花貎蓬心花明柳媚花锦世界花街柳市花街柳陌花阶柳市花堆锦簇花簇锦攒花晨月夕花辰月夕簇锦团花春暖花香走花溜冰招花惹草沾花惹草月坠花折月圆花好月夜花朝月夕花晨月缺花残月貌花容玉软花柔玉貌花容玉惨花愁油嘴花唇油渍麻花尤花殢雪咏月嘲花吟花咏柳银花火树驿使梅花异木奇花驿路梅花一花独放瑶草琪花瑶草奇花杨花心性杨花水性烟花风月寻花觅柳雪月风花萱花椿树杏花春雨心花怒发闲花野草五花杀马五花大绑问柳寻花问柳评花问官答花头昏眼花铁树花开桃花人面桃花流水水月镜花水流花谢水流花落树上开花如花似月如花似朵惹草沾花巧语花言墙花路柳墙花路草琪花玉树奇花异卉琪花瑶草跑马观花攀花问柳攀花折柳鸟啼花怨鸟啼花落拈花摘艳拈花弄月拈花弄柳年登花甲眠花醉柳眠花藉柳乱坠天花柳营花阵柳莺花燕柳营花市柳腰花态柳巷花街柳圣花神柳弱花娇柳衢花市柳暖花春柳陌花衢柳陌花街柳陌花丛柳街花巷柳娇花媚柳昏花螟柳亸花娇柳宠花迷柳暗花遮柳暗花明又一村恋酒贪花浪蕊浮花口坠天花开花结实酒地花天镜里采花锦阵花营锦营花阵锦团花簇锦簇花团火树琪花花遮柳掩花朝月夜花信年华花明柳暗过时黄花风花雪夜分花约柳分花拂柳春花秋实吹花嚼蕊穿花纳锦宠柳娇花波罗奢花笔头生花朽木生花满舌生花枯木生花走马观花走马看花走花溜水月下花前月夕花朝移花接木驿寄梅花寻花问柳眼花缭乱野草闲花绣花枕头香花供养下马看花雾里看花五花八门闲花野草心花怒放先花后果晚节黄花天花乱坠无可奈何花落去铁树开花水性杨花昙花一现桃花潭水耍花腔天女散花生花妙笔生花之笔如花似玉如花似锦惹草拈花人面桃花秋月春花奇花异草披红戴花拈花微笑鸟语花香路柳墙花明日黄花美女簪花拈花惹草落花无言落花流水流水桃花梦笔生花流水落花落花有意，流水无情柳暗花明开花结果梨花带雨枯树生花镜里观花镜花水月羯鼓催花口吻生花花甲之年花天酒地花花太岁花好月圆火树银花花残月缺花街柳巷花颜月貌花下晒裈花前月下花花公子花遮柳隐花言巧语花团锦簇花里胡哨寒花晚节花容月貌花样翻新花枝招展花说柳说花香鸟语花花世界浮花浪蕊风花雪月繁花似锦洞房花烛翠竹黄花春暖花开春花秋月粲花之论残花败柳步步莲花遍地开花闭月羞花笔下生花傍花随柳败柳残花百花生日百花齐放眠花卧柳眠花宿柳拈花一笑迷花沾草眉花眼苦笑马上看花柳折花残柳影花阴柳烟花雾柳市花街柳泣花啼柳绿花红柳户花门恋酒迷花枯树开花酒病花愁锦上添花借花献佛槛花笼鹤黄花晚节花花绿绿花红柳绿花朝月夕彩笔生花步步生莲花百花争艳百花争妍姹紫嫣红百花争艳繁花似锦争奇斗艳山花烂漫鸟语花香万紫千红傍花随柳百花生日败柳残花波罗奢花花团锦簇花红柳绿花枝招展（可以就是盛开花掉的树枝波浪转动，婀娜多姿，也形容妇女装扮得十分鲜艳）鲜花黎明山花烂漫鸟语花香万紫千红傍花随柳百花生日败柳残花波罗奢花【遍地开花】比喻好的事物到处涌现或普遍发展。
苍茫间最后一抹晚霞为山川披上它绚烂的外衣，夕阳映着皑皑白雪，折射出一种摄人心魄的光彩；万籁俱寂廖无声，偶有乌鸦枝头鸣；冰天雪地不畏寒，缕缕芬芳寻香行。
雪是那样的洁白无瑕，梅是那样的清香淡雅；雪飞花舞九天仙，雪白花艳枝压弯；花雪交融，晶莹明媚，一幅凄美冷艳的画面悄然而现！雪是秋雨的延续，雪的沉积孕育着来年的满江春水！迎着萧萧北风，雪以它执着的信念，飞舞着，只为寻找她心中的那个可以将它融入怀中的港湾；雪用它冰冷的唇吻着梅那清纯的芳香，梅以它的火热温暖着雪的孤独；为了和梅能相依相伴，雪不畏阳光的残忍，不畏阳光的无情，不畏阳光将自己慢慢融化成水；雪为梅飘洒，梅为雪开花，即使融化成冰，也要和梅相拥，成为梅的避风港；即使被融化成水，也会融入梅心和梅相守一生；那一朵风中飘摇的娇艳，是它用尽一生追寻的梦；雪的内心晶莹无暇，独爱寒梅的不惧严寒迎风枝头绽；梅的内心圣洁高傲，独喜白雪的博大无私眷恋红尘的执着；夕阳映出了雪的光芒，暖暖的气息散发出了梅的暗香；漫漫红尘路，凄凄离别情；是谁无情的决然融化了雪的执着？是谁残忍的双手折断了梅的芬芳？面对无情的尘世，雪的心事只有梅懂，即便是化为一滴露，它也会用最后的生命来妆点梅的娇颜。
挥洒一世的柔情，只为眷恋梅那温暖的怀抱！风花雪月红尘梦，清风无痕逝无声；夕阳晚照映雪颜，幻化成水与梅行。
落落飒飒飘人间，凄凄冷冷谁为伴？一念执着寻梅来，天涯海角不畏远！雪对梅的眷恋，丝丝连连从未间断，从未停息。
世事沧桑落下铭记一生的伤痕，眼角眉梢刻下岁月风干的印记；徘徊在万朵梅丛间，轻拾一朵被烈风吹落的花红，斑斑印记承载了数不尽的疼惜，然而却依然不失它清香淡雅韵味，因为有雪的化身---雨露与它为伴，即便是离开了它生命的依靠---枝干，它仍是绽放着灿烂的笑脸。
夕阳的落霞照映了雪的完美，同时成就了梅与雪无悔的痴恋！。
描写写带花的词语描写花的成语：波罗奢花笔头生花笔下生花闭月羞花残花败柳吹花嚼蕊穿花纳锦春花秋实春花秋月粲花之论簇锦团花宠柳娇花春暖花开春暖花香翠竹黄花洞房花烛月夕花朝分花拂柳浮花浪蕊繁花似锦风花雪月风花雪夜分花约柳过时黄花花簇锦攒花攒锦簇花攒锦聚花残月缺花辰月夕百家争鸣步步莲花彩笔生花花晨月夕花堆锦簇花红柳绿花花绿绿百花齐放花花世界花花太岁寒花晚节黄花晚节花好月圆花街柳陌花阶柳市花街柳市花街柳巷花锦世界花甲之年花里胡哨花明柳暗花明柳媚花貎蓬心花衢柳陌花前月下花容月貌花说柳说火树琪花火树银花花团锦簇花天酒地花天锦地花信年华花香鸟语花下晒裈花样翻新花言巧语花样新翻花颜月貌花遮柳隐花遮柳掩火烛银花花朝月夕花朝月夜花枝招颤花枝招展花枝招颭酒病花愁锦簇花团酒地花天羯鼓催花槛花笼鹤镜花水月借花献佛镜里采花镜里观花锦上添花锦团花簇锦营花阵锦阵花营开花结果开花结实枯木生花描写花的成语万紫千红春暖花开鸟语花香姹紫嫣红花红柳绿百花争艳锦上添花火树银花昨日黄花春花秋月过时黄花花团锦簇花枝招展步步莲花步步生莲花遍地开花百花齐放百花齐放，百家争鸣傍花随柳百花生日百花争妍百花争艳败柳残花波罗奢花笔头生花笔下生花闭月羞花彩笔生花残花败柳吹花嚼蕊穿花纳锦春花秋实春花秋月粲花之论簇锦团花宠柳娇花春暖花开春暖花香翠竹黄花洞房花烛月夕花朝分花拂柳浮花浪蕊繁花似锦风花雪月风花雪夜分花约柳过时黄花花簇锦攒花攒锦簇花攒锦聚花残月缺花辰月夕花晨月夕花堆锦簇花花公子花红柳绿花花绿绿花花世界花花太岁寒花晚节黄花晚节花好月圆花街柳陌花阶柳市花街柳市花街柳巷花锦世界花甲之年花里胡哨花明柳暗花明柳媚花貎蓬心花衢柳陌花前月下花容月貌花说柳说火树琪花火树银花花团锦簇花天酒地花天锦地花信年华花香鸟语花下晒裈花样翻新花言巧语花样新翻花颜月貌花遮柳隐花遮柳掩火烛银花花朝月夕花朝月夜花枝招颤花枝招展花枝招颭酒病花愁锦簇花团酒地花天羯鼓催花槛花笼鹤镜花水月借花献佛镜里采花镜里观花锦上添花锦团花簇锦营花阵锦阵花营开花结果开花结实枯木生花。
拈花湾的诗句引言拈花湾是一处优美的景点，以其美丽的自然风光和富有诗意的氛围而闻名。
这里的景色如诗如画，拥有许多令人惊叹的景观和壮丽的诗句。
本文将深入探讨拈花湾的美丽，并介绍一些与拈花湾相关的著名诗句。
拈花湾的美景拈花湾位于山水相间的地带，被壮丽的山脉环绕，湖水清澈见底。
这个湾区四季如画，每个季节都散发着独特的魅力。
春天的拈花湾春天是拈花湾最美丽的时节，湾边的花草开始绽放，万紫千红的景象让人如痴如醉。
这时，许多诗人也会被这美景所吸引，创作出许多充满感情的诗句。
以下是几个代表性的诗句： 1. “拈花湾，春意浓，鲜花绽放山缘”。
这句诗表达了春天拈花湾盛开的花朵给人们带来的浓厚春意和无尽美好。
2. “春满湾，花开乱，繁花如锦绣宴”。
这句诗描绘了拈花湾春天花海的壮观景象，花开如锦绣宴，令人叹为观止。
夏天的拈花湾夏天的拈花湾绿草如茵，湾边的湖水清澈碧绿。
湾区的山水交相辉映，构成了一幅幅美丽的画卷。
以下是几个描绘夏天拈花湾的诗句： 1. “湖水晶莹绿，夏日照人心”。
这句诗表达了夏天拈花湾湖水的清澈和绿意，与炎炎夏日的明媚阳光形成鲜明对比。
2. “湾边绿叶婆娑，如画扇动心灵”。
这句诗描绘了夏天拈花湾湾边茂盛的树木，给人一种心灵的宁静和舒适感。
秋天的拈花湾秋天是拈花湾最美丽的季节之一，湾区的树叶开始变黄，构成了一幅金秋的画卷。
以下是几个描绘秋天拈花湾的诗句： 1. “湾边枫叶飞零，红遍天地温情”。
这句诗表达了秋天拈花湾湾边枫叶飘落的情景，红遍天地，给人带来一种温暖的感觉。
2. “湖泊如镜，映出秋天的美”。
这句诗描绘了拈花湾秋天湖泊如镜的景象，美得令人心醉。
冬天的拈花湾冬天的拈花湾被银装素裹，湾区的山脉和湖水都被冰雪覆盖，形成了一幅雪的世界。
以下是几个描绘冬天拈花湾的诗句： 1. “湖面冰雪皎洁，如镜映天地之美”。
这句诗形容了冬天拈花湾湖面冰雪皎洁的景象，给人一种超凡脱俗的美感。
2. “白雪皑皑，湾区宛如童话世界”。
关于人和花的四字成语草的四字成语步步莲花（bù bù lián huā）原形容女子步态轻盈.后常比喻渐入佳境. 驿寄梅花（yì jì méi huā）请邮差寄送梅花.比喻向远方友人表达思念之情梨花带雨（lí huā dài yǔ）象沾着雨点的梨花一样.原形容杨贵妃哭泣时的姿态.后用以形容女子的娇美. 流水桃花（liú shuǐ táo huā）形容春日美景.也比喻男女爱情. 明日黄花（míng rì huáng huā）黄花：菊花.原指重阳节过后逐渐萎谢的菊花.后多比喻过时的事物或消息有关学习的成语勤奋发愤忘食废寝忘食分秒必争焚膏继晷鸡鸣而起磨穿铁砚勤学苦练夙夜匪懈夙兴夜寐无冬无夏宵衣旰食学而不厌圆木警枕幼学壮行朝乾夕惕只争朝夕孜孜不倦坐以待旦争分夺秒手不释卷刻苦攻苦食淡苦心孤诣囊萤照读任劳任怨埋头苦干卧薪尝胆悬梁刺股仰屋著书映月读书映雪读书勇猛精进引锥刺股凿壁偷光折节读书坐薪悬胆专心不敢旁鹜不知肉味目不窥园倾耳而听倾耳注目一心一意屏气凝神全神贯注专心致志有恒持之以恒坚持不懈精卫填海始终如一始终不渝水滴石穿世上无难事，只怕有心人死不瞑目其他不远千里不敢告劳兢兢业业默默无闻默默无言驽马十驾勤勤恳恳身体力行事必躬亲手足胼胝手足重茧。
万紫千红春暖花开鸟语花香姹紫嫣红花红柳绿百花争艳锦上添花火树银花昨日黄花春花秋月过时黄花花团锦簇花枝招展步步莲花步步生莲花遍地开花百花齐放百花齐放，百家争鸣傍花随柳百花生日百花争妍百花争艳败柳残花波罗奢花笔头生花笔下生花闭月羞花彩笔生花残花败柳吹花嚼蕊穿花纳锦春花秋实春花秋月粲花之论簇锦团花宠柳娇花春暖花开春暖花香翠竹黄花洞房花烛月夕花朝分花拂柳浮花浪蕊繁花似锦风花雪月风花雪夜分花约柳过时黄花花簇锦攒花攒锦簇花攒锦聚花残月缺花辰月夕花晨月夕花堆锦簇花花公子花红柳绿花花绿绿花花世界花花太岁寒花晚节黄花晚节花好月圆花街柳陌花阶柳市花街柳市花街柳巷花锦世界花甲之年花里胡哨花明柳暗花明柳媚花貎蓬心花衢柳陌花前月下花容月貌花说柳说火树琪花火树银花花团锦簇花天酒地花天锦地花信年华花香鸟语花下晒裈花样翻新花言巧语花样新翻花颜月貌花遮柳隐花遮柳掩火烛银花花朝月夕花朝月夜花枝招颤花枝招展花枝招颭酒病花愁锦簇花团酒地花天羯鼓催花槛花笼鹤镜花水月借花献佛镜里采花镜里观花锦上添花锦团花簇锦营花阵锦阵花营开花结果开花结实枯木生花枯树开花枯树生花口吻生花口坠天花柳暗花明柳暗花明又一村柳暗花遮柳宠花迷柳亸花娇梨花带雨柳户花门柳昏花螟落花流水落花无言落花有意，流水无情柳娇花媚柳街花巷恋酒迷花恋酒贪花柳绿花红路柳墙花柳陌花丛柳陌花街柳陌花衢柳暖花春柳衢花市柳泣花啼浪蕊浮花柳弱花娇柳市花街柳圣花神流水落花流水桃花柳啼花怨柳巷花街柳营花市柳腰花态柳烟花雾柳莺花燕柳影花阴柳营花阵柳折花残乱坠天花梦笔生花眠花藉柳眠花宿柳眠花卧柳眉花眼笑迷花沾草眠花醉柳美女簪花明日黄花马上看花满舌生花年登花甲拈花弄柳拈花弄月拈花惹草拈花微笑拈花一笑拈花摘艳鸟啼花落鸟啼花怨鸟语花香披红戴花攀花折柳攀花问柳跑马观花墙花路草墙花路柳奇花异草琪花瑶草奇花异卉琪花玉树秋月春花巧语花言惹草拈花惹草沾花如花似朵如花似锦如花似玉如花似月人面桃花生花妙笔耍花腔生花之笔水流花落水流花谢树上开花水性杨花水月镜花团花簇锦桃花流水天花乱坠桃花人面桃花潭水头昏眼花昙花一现天女散花铁树花开 ] 铁树开花头晕眼花问官答花五花八门五花大绑五花杀马晚节黄花无可奈何花落去雾里看花问柳评花问柳寻花羞花闭月萱花椿树杏花春雨香花供养先花后果寻花觅柳心花怒放心花怒发寻花问柳闲花野草闲花野草绣花枕头下马看花朽木生花雪月风花玉惨花愁瑶草奇花瑶草琪花异草奇花野草闲花一花独放眼花耳热烟花风月银花火树杨花水性移花接木眼花缭乱眼花撩乱眼花雀乱尤花殢雪眼花心乱杨花心性吟花咏柳驿寄梅花驿路梅花玉貌花容月貌花容异木奇花月缺花残玉软花柔叶瘦花残驿使梅花月夕花晨月下花前咏月嘲花月圆花好月夜花朝油嘴花唇月坠花折油渍麻花走花溜水走花溜冰沾花惹草粘花惹草招花惹草走马观花走马看花。
有那些描写鲜花的四字词语万紫千红姹紫嫣红绿肥红瘦花团锦簇繁花似锦傲霜斗雪（菊梅）五颜六色落英缤纷香气扑鼻雍容华贵（牡丹）红杏出墙形容春意盎然.杏雨梨云杏花如雨，梨花似云.形容春光美丽.柳亸莺娇柳条低垂，莺声婉啭.形容春景之美.春深似海春天的美景似大海般深广.形容大地呈现出春光明媚，鸟语花香的情景.百花齐放各种花同时盛开，丰富多彩百花争艳春风一到，公园里百花争艳.斗色争妍姹紫嫣红万紫千红花红柳绿宠柳娇花花娇柳媚柳暗花明柳莺花燕柳昏花螟柳宠花迷绿暗红稀绿肥红瘦落花流水流水落花桃红柳绿桃腮柳眼春暖花开春意盎然鸟语花香春风送暖春风扶面百花盛开春回大地万紫千红和风细雨鹰歌燕舞亭亭玉立姹紫嫣红花团锦簇五彩缤纷百花齐放暗香浮动万紫千红争奇斗艳花色迷人鸟语花香花团锦簇百花齐放春暖花开春花秋月花好月圆火树银花花言巧语姹紫嫣红美不胜收含苞欲放争奇斗艳万紫千红落英缤纷绚丽多姿五彩缤纷落花流水五花八门心花怒放走马观花出淤泥而不染（荷花）含苞欲放昙花一现香远益清（荷花）暗香浮动（梅花）疏影横斜（梅花）花团锦簇huātuánjǐncù锦：有文彩的丝织品；簇：丛聚.形容五彩缤纷，十分鲜艳多彩的景象.也形容文章辞藻华丽.【出自】：宋·释道原《景德传灯录》卷十七：“自余是什么亲拟，将有限身心向无限中用，…….若无恁么事，饶你攒花簇锦，亦无用处.”【示例】：上下人等打扮的~.◎清·曹雪芹《红楼梦》第五十三回绿肥红瘦lǜféihóngshòu绿叶茂盛，花渐凋谢.指暮春时节.也形容春残的景象.【出自】：宋·李清照《如梦令》词：“知否知否，应是绿肥红瘦.”【语法】：联合式；作主语、宾语、定语；含贬义繁花似锦fánhuāsìjǐn繁：多而且茂盛.锦：织有彩色花纹的锦缎.许多色彩纷繁的鲜花，好象富丽多彩的锦缎.形容美好的景色和美好的事物.。
万紫千红春暖花开鸟语花香姹紫嫣红花红柳绿百花争艳锦上添花火树银花昨日黄花春花秋月过时黄花花团锦簇花枝招展步步莲花步步生莲花遍地开花百花齐放百花齐放，百家争鸣傍花随柳百花生日百花争妍百花争艳败柳残花波罗奢花笔头生花笔下生花闭月羞花彩笔生花残花败柳吹花嚼蕊穿花纳锦春花秋实春花秋月粲花之论簇锦团花宠柳娇花春暖花开春暖花香翠竹黄花洞房花烛月夕花朝分花拂柳浮花浪蕊繁花似锦风花雪月风花雪夜分花约柳过时黄花花簇锦攒花攒锦簇花攒锦聚花残月缺花辰月夕花晨月夕花堆锦簇花花公子花红柳绿花花绿绿花花世界花花太岁寒花晚节黄花晚节花好月圆花街柳陌花阶柳市花街柳市花街柳巷花锦世界花甲之年花里胡哨花明柳暗花明柳媚花貎蓬心花衢柳陌花前月下花容月貌花说柳说火树琪花火树银花花团锦簇花天酒地花天锦地花信年华花香鸟语花下晒裈花样翻新花言巧语花样新翻花颜月貌花遮柳隐花遮柳掩火烛银花花朝月夕花朝月夜花枝招颤花枝招展花枝招颭酒病花愁锦簇花团酒地花天羯鼓催花槛花笼鹤镜花水月借花献佛镜里采花镜里观花锦上添花锦团花簇锦营花阵锦阵花营开花结果开花结实枯木生花枯树开花枯树生花口吻生花口坠天花柳暗花明柳暗花明又一村柳暗花遮柳宠花迷柳亸花娇梨花带雨柳户花门柳昏花螟落花流水落花无言落花有意，流水无情柳娇花媚柳街花巷恋酒迷花恋酒贪花柳绿花红路柳墙花柳陌花丛柳陌花街柳陌花衢柳暖花春柳衢花市柳泣花啼浪蕊浮花柳弱花娇柳市花街柳圣花神流水落花流水桃花柳啼花怨柳巷花街柳营花市柳腰花态柳烟花雾柳莺花燕柳影花阴柳营花阵柳折花残乱坠天花梦笔生花眠花藉柳眠花宿柳眠花卧柳眉花眼苦笑迷花沾草眠花醉柳美女簪花明日黄花马上看花满舌生花年登花甲拈花弄柳拈花弄月拈花惹草拈花微笑拈花一笑拈花摘艳鸟啼花落鸟啼花怨鸟语花香披红戴花攀花折柳攀花问柳跑马观花墙花路草墙花路柳奇花异草琪花瑶草奇花异卉琪花玉树秋月春花巧语花言惹草拈花惹草沾花如花似朵如花似锦如花似玉如花似月人面桃花生花妙笔耍花腔生花之笔水流花落水流花谢树上开花水性杨花水月镜花团花簇锦桃花流水天花乱坠桃花人面桃花潭水头昏眼花昙花一现天女散花铁树花开]铁树开花头晕眼花问官答花五花八门五花大绑五花杀马晚节黄花无可奈何花落去雾里看花问柳评花问柳寻花羞花闭月萱花椿树杏花春雨香花供养先花后果寻花觅柳心花怒放心花怒发寻花问柳闲花野草闲花野草绣花枕头下马看花朽木生花雪月风花玉惨花愁瑶草奇花瑶草琪花异草奇花野草闲花一花独放眼花耳热烟花风月银花火树杨花水性移花接木眼花缭乱眼花撩乱眼花雀乱尤花殢雪眼花心乱杨花心性吟花咏柳驿寄梅花驿路梅花玉貌花容月貌花容异木奇花月缺花残玉软花柔叶瘦花残驿使梅花月夕花晨月下花前咏月嘲花月圆花好月夜花朝油嘴花唇月坠花折油渍麻花走花溜水走花溜冰沾花惹草粘花惹草招花惹草走马观花走马看花用户2021-12-04原发布者：pmabvibk17880关于描写花的四字词语大全1、高贵清雅：指百合花。
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描写花丛的词语描写花丛的句子1、那盛开的花朵儿，不正像一张张美丽可爱的脸儿吗？2、学校的春天，那真是太美了！青的草，绿的叶，各色鲜艳的花，都像赶急似的聚拢起来，形成了光彩夺目的春天。
3、您瞧那盆水仙花，花盆里的水清亮亮的，叶子绿盈盈的，花儿白丝丝的，恰似凌波仙子在水上漂浮。
4、喇叭花的叶子碧绿碧绿的，稠密得很，远远看去，就像一匹绿布挂在空中。
5、雨中的桃花，那么娇嫩，那么可爱，仿佛刚刚从睡梦中醒过来的小女孩，稚气地望着你；那些湿润的小花蕾，好象婴儿们的小嘴唇，红艳艳地咧开着。
红梅苏轼年年芳信负红梅，江畔垂垂又欲开。
珍重多情关伊令，直和根拨送春来。
忆梅李商隐定定住天涯，依依向物华。
寒梅最堪恨，常作去年花。
新栽梅白居易池边新栽七株梅，欲到花时点检来。
莫怕长洲桃李嫉，今年好为使君开。
探梅杨万里山间幽步不胜奇，正是深夜浅暮时。
一枝梅花开一朵，恼人偏在最高枝桃花：草色青青柳色黄，桃花历乱李花香。
（贾至《春思》）桃花细逐杨花落，黄鸟时兼白鸟飞。
（杜甫《曲江对酒》）桃花尽日随流水，洞在清溪何处边？（张旭《桃花溪》）桃红复含宿雨，柳绿更带春烟。
（王维《田园》）去年今日此门中，人面桃花相映红。
人面不知何处去，桃花依旧笑春风。
（崔护《题都城南庄》）桃花流水窅（yǎo）然去，别有天地非人间。
（李白《山中问答》）凡桃俗李争芬芳，只有老梅心自常。
（明·王冕《题墨梅图》）水仙：送内弟袁德师（唐）窦群南渡登舟即水仙，西垣有客思悠然。
因君相问为官意，不卖毗陵负郭田。
板桥晓别（唐）李商隐回望高城落晓河，长亭窗户压微波。
水仙欲上鲤鱼去，一夜芙蓉红泪多。
水仙操（唐）李咸用大波相拍流水鸣，蓬山鸟兽多奇形。
琴心不喜亦不惊，安弦缓爪何泠泠？水仙缥缈来相迎，伯牙从此留嘉名。
峄阳散木虚且轻，重华斧下知其声。
檿丝相纠成凄清，调和引得薰风生。
指底先王长养情，曲终天下称太平。
后人好事传其曲，有时声足意不足。
始峨峨兮复洋洋，但见山青兼水绿。
天地虽远，有雪可接，红尘万丈，不抵一场白；光阴含笑，岁月静好，听雪超尘，闭门即深山今日大雪。
大雪，顾名思义，雪量大。
古人这样解释这个节气，“大者，盛也，至此而雪盛也”。
到了这个时段，雪往往下得大，范围也广，故名大雪。
大雪标志着仲冬时节的正式开始，对于我国大多数地区而言，大雪是迈向隆冬的一个过渡期。
大雪时节是阴气最盛的时期，正所谓盛极而衰，阳气也开始有所萌动。
大雪有三候：一候鹖鴠（hé dàn）不鸣，二候虎始交，三候荔挺出。
“鹖鴠”就是小学语文课本上说的，得过且过的“寒号鸟”。
寒号鸟是阴鸟，进入冬季仍然会鸣叫，但是到了大雪时节，感受到萌动的阳气，就不再鸣叫了。
萌动的阳气在二候进一步加强，老虎受感就开始有了求偶行为。
“荔挺”为兰草的一种。
萌动的阳气在三候继续加强，荔挺受感而开始抽出新芽。
古人对物候，对大自然的观察是如此细致入微，他们和自然一体，天人合一，而我们在钢筋水泥的城市里忙碌着，还能静下心来感受自然事物的微小变化，以及由此带来的美感吗？红尘万丈，不抵一场白期待一场大雪纷纷扬扬。
金圣叹说：“冬夜饮酒，转复寒甚，推窗试看，雪大如手，已积三四寸矣。
不亦快哉！”天地虽远，有雪可接。
雪是天地的光辉使者，是上天派往人间的精灵。
没有雪的冬天还叫什么冬天呢？没有冬天的岁月叫什么岁月呢？有雪，冬天才有味道。
万里山河景色新，无边大雪压红尘。
《红楼梦》中贾宝玉最后看破红尘，在一场大雪中拜别了父亲，“只见白茫茫一片旷野，并无一人”。
大雪之后，一切皆破，“落了片白茫茫大地真干净！”浮生若梦，到此方醒，醒后一切皆空。
大雪压红尘，多少人勘破因果，遁入空门，华枝春满，天心月圆，最终在悲欣交集中自得圆满。
但是更多的人，看破不说破，寂寞如雪，平静地做了风雪夜归人。
大雪无痕，来去自如，了无牵挂。
拈花微笑，内心空明，才是大自在。
红尘万丈，不抵一场白！大雪由他，红尘不可说明成祖朱棣为何将都城由南京迁到北京，据说和一句禅语有关。
沁园春雪夸张的句子1.院中百草皆向雪融化，一夜间翠柏披银装。
2.雪花飘飘漫天舞，如同银色精灵在跳舞。
3.寒风呼啸雪花翩跹，世间奇观独此山。
4.满城皆是雪漫漫，银装素裹美无边。
5.大地被白雪覆盖，仿佛置身玉宇仙境。
6.美哉！沁园春雪如霓虹，气势恢宏登三公！7.如云如雾如丝绸，满园春色似仙境。
8.银鳞雪花铺满地，翠柏玉兰皆变白。
9.纷纷扬扬雪花舞，银装素裹整座山。
10.春雪如玉洒满川，点点银珠寒气展。
11.盈盈洒洒冰雪飘，如诗如画映山川。
12.徜徉其中如仙境，银装素裹景无边。
13.满园春色皆是雪，银装素裹秀无瑕。
14.雪花飘飘如梦境，如诗如画降人心。
15.雪花纷纷满山谷，如瑞如宝映朝霞。
16.梨花盛开白雪飞，青松翠柏皆变辉。
17.满眼皆是雪花飘，白雪皑皑连山川。
18.银装皑皑扬州地，夸冰一片霜花齐。
19.满城尽是银装景，堪比天人共欢情。
20.春雪盈盈如仙境，银装素裹美无边。
21.春风吹拂，沁园春雪降临，犹如白色海浪汹涌而来。
22.沁园春雪洁白如绸，轻柔如羽，犹如仙境一般。
23.春雪飘飘，如同天女散花，璀璨夺目。
24.沁园春雪如梦似幻，美轮美奂，令人陶醉。
25.春雪飘落，整个世界都被白色覆盖，仿佛置身于奇幻世界。
26.沁园春雪白雪皑皑，如同银装素裹的仙子，清丽动人。
27.春雪纷飞，宛若仙女纷纷拈花，美不胜收。
28.沁园春雪静静落下，如同一幅神秘的画卷，让人陶醉。
29.春天飘雪，仿佛处在一个唯美的梦境中，令人心醉神迷。
30.沁园春雪落下，如同琼花飘香，散发着淡淡的清馨。
31.春雪飘洒，似乎宇宙间无尽的浪漫，令人感叹不已。
32.沁园春雪纷飞，犹如天女弹琴，翩然起舞。
33.春风轻拂，沁园春雪吹散，如同花瓣飘落，美丽至极。
34.沁园春雪飘过，整个世界都被装点成了童话般的仙境。
35.春雪飘然而至，如同一曲旋律轻轻弹奏，淡淡而美。
36.沁园春雪将大地覆盖，犹如银装素裹，美不胜收。
37.春雪飘飘，宛若白色蝴蝶翩翩起舞，轻灵而优美。
SNOWDROP.It was the middle of winter, when the broad flakes of snow were falling around, that the queen of a country many thousand miles off sat working at her window. The frame of the window was made of fine black ebony, and as she sat looking out upon the snow, she pricked her finger, and three drops of blood fell upon it. Then she gazed thoughtfully upon the red drops that sprinkled the white snow, and said, 'Would that my little daughter may be as white as that snow, as red as that blood, and as black as this ebony windowframe! ' And so the little girl really did grow up; her skin was as white as snow, her cheeks as rosy as the blood, and her hair as black as ebony; and she was called Snowdrop.But this queen died; and the king soon married another wife, who became queen, and was very beautiful, but so vain that she could not bear to think that anyone could be handsomer than she was. She had a fairy looking glass, to which she used to go, and then she would gaze upon herself in it, and say:'Tell me, glass, tell me true!Of all the ladies in the land,Who is fairest, tell me, who? 'And the glass had always answered:'Thou, queen, art the fairest in all the land. 'But Snowdrop grew more and more beautiful; and when she was seven years old she was as bright as the day, and fairer than the queen herself. Then the glass one day answered the queen, when she went to look in it as usual:'Thou, queen, art fair, and beauteous to see,But Snowdrop is lovelier far than thee! 'When she heard this she turned pale with rage and envy, and called to one of her servants, and said, 'Take Snowdrop away into thewide wood, that I may never see her any more. ' Then the servant led her away; but his heart melted when Snowdrop begged him to spare her life, and he said, 'I will not hurt you, thou pretty child. ' So he left her by herself; and though he thought it most likely that the wild beasts would tear her in pieces, he felt as if a great weight were taken off his heart when he had made up his mind not to kill her but to leave her to her fate, with the chance of someone finding and saving her.Then poor Snowdrop wandered along through the wood in great fear; and the wild beasts roared about her, but none did her any harm. In the evening she came to a cottage among the hills, and went in to rest, for her little feet would carry her no further. Everything was spruce and neat in the cottage: on the table was spread a white cloth, and there were seven little plates, seven little loaves, and seven little glasses with wine in them; and seven knives and forks laid in order; and by the wall stood seven little beds. As she was very hungry, she picked a little piece of each loaf and drank a very little wine out of each glass; and after that she thought she would lie down and rest. So she tried all the little beds; but one was too long, and another was too short, till at last the seventh suited her: and there she laid herself down and went to sleep.By and by in came the masters of the cottage. Now they were seven little dwarfs, that lived among the mountains, and dug and searched for gold. They lighted up their seven lamps, and saw at once that all was not right. The first said, 'Who has been sitting on my stool? ' The second, 'Who has been eating off my plate? ' The third, 'Who has been picking my bread? ' The fourth, 'Who has been meddling with my spoon? ' The fifth, 'Who has been handling my fork? ' The sixth, 'Who has been cutting with my knife? ' The seventh, 'Who has been drinking my wine? ' Then the first looked round and said, 'Who has been lying on my bed? ' And the rest came running to him, and everyone cried out that somebody had been upon his bed. But the seventh saw Snowdrop, and called all his brethren to come and see her; and they cried out with wonder and astonishment and brought their lamps to look at her, and said, 'Good heavens! what a lovely child she is! ' And they were very glad to see her, and took care not to wake her; and the seventh dwarf slept an hour with each of the other dwarfs in turn, till the night was gone.In the morning Snowdrop told them all her story; and they pitiedher, and said if she would keep all things in order, and cook and wash and knit and spin for them, she might stay where she was, and they would take good care of her. Then they went out all day long to their work, seeking for gold and silver in the mountains: but Snowdrop was left at home; and they warned her, and said,'The queen will soon find out where you are, so take care and let no one in. 'But the queen, now that she thought Snowdrop was dead, believed that she must be the handsomest lady in the land; and she went to her glass and said:'Tell me, glass, tell me true!Of all the ladies in the land,Who is fairest, tell me, who? 'And the glass answered:'Thou, queen, art the fairest in all this land:But over the hills, in the greenwood shade,Where the seven dwarfs their dwelling have made,There Snowdrop is hiding her head; and sheIs lovelier far, O queen! than thee. 'Then the queen was very much frightened; for she knew that the glass always spoke the truth, and was sure that the servant had betrayed her. And she could not bear to think that anyone lived who was more beautiful than she was; so she dressed herself up as an old pedlar, and went her way over the hills, to the place where the dwarfs dwelt. Then she knocked at the door, and cried, 'Fine wares to sell! ' Snowdrop looked out at the window, and said,'Good day, good woman! what have you to sell? ' 'Good wares, fine wares, ' said she; 'laces and bobbins of all colours. ' 'I will let the old lady in; she seems to be a very good sort of body, ' thought Snowdrop, as she ran down and unbolted the door. 'Bless me! ' said the old woman, 'how badly your stays are laced! Let me lace them up with one of my nice new laces. ' Snowdrop did not dream of any mischief; so she stood before the old woman; but she set to work so nimbly, and pulled the lace so tight, that Snowdrop's breath was stopped, and she fell down as if she were dead. 'There'san end to all thy beauty, ' said the spiteful queen, and went away home.In the evening the seven dwarfs came home; and I need not say how grieved they were to see their faithful Snowdrop stretched out upon the ground, as if she was quite dead. However, they lifted her up, and when they found what ailed her, they cut the lace; and in a little time she began to breathe, and very soon came to life again. Then they said, 'The old woman was the queen herself; take care another time, and let no one in when we are away. 'When the queen got home, she went straight to her glass, and spoke to it as before; but to her great grief it still said:'Thou, queen, art the fairest in all this land:But over the hills, in the greenwood shade,Where the seven dwarfs their dwelling have made,There Snowdrop is hiding her head; and sheIs lovelier far, O queen! than thee. 'Then the blood ran cold in her heart with spite and malice, to see that Snowdrop still lived; and she dressed herself up again, but in quite another dress from the one she wore before, and took with her a poisoned comb. When she reached the dwarfs' cottage, she knocked at the door, and cried, 'Fine wares to sell! ' But Snowdrop said, 'I dare not let anyone in. ' Then the queen said, 'Only look at my beautiful combs! ' and gave her the poisoned one. And it looked so pretty, that she took it up and put it into her hair to try it; but the moment it touched her head, the poison was so powerful that she fell down senseless. 'There you may lie, ' said the queen, and went her way. But by good luck the dwarfs came in very early that evening; and when they saw Snowdrop lying on the ground, they thought what had happened, and soon found the poisoned comb. And when they took it away she got well, and told them all that had passed; and they warned her once more not to open the door to anyone.Meantime the queen went home to her glass, and shook with rage when she read the very same answer as before; and she said,'Snowdrop shall die, if it cost me my life. ' So she went by herself into her chamber, and got ready a poisoned apple: the outside looked very rosy and tempting, but whoever tasted it was sure todie. Then she dressed herself up as a peasant's wife, and travelled over the hills to the dwarfs' cottage, and knocked at the door; but Snowdrop put her head out of the window and said, 'I dare not let anyone in, for the dwarfs have told me not. ' 'Do as you please, ' said the old woman, 'but at any rate take this pretty apple; I will give it you. ' 'No, ' said Snowdrop, 'I dare not take it. ' 'You silly girl! ' answered the other, 'what are you afraid of? Do you think it is poisoned? Come! do you eat one part, and I will eat the other. ' Now the apple was so made up that one side was good, though the other side was poisoned. Then Snowdrop was much tempted to taste, for the apple looked so very nice; and when she saw the old woman eat, she could wait no longer. But she had scarcely put the piece into her mouth, when she fell down dead upon the ground. 'This time nothing will save thee, ' said the queen; and she went home to her glass, and at last it said:'Thou, queen, art the fairest of all the fair. 'And then her wicked heart was glad, and as happy as such a heart could be.When evening came, and the dwarfs had gone home, they found Snowdrop lying on the ground: no breath came from her lips, and they were afraid that she was quite dead. They lifted her up, and combed her hair, and washed her face with wine and water; but all was in vain, for the little girl seemed quite dead. So they laid her down upon a bier, and all seven watched and bewailed her three whole days; and then they thought they would bury her: but her cheeks were still rosy; and her face looked just as it did while she was alive; so they said, 'We will never bury her in the cold ground. ' And they made a coffin of glass, so that they might still look at her, and wrote upon it in golden letters what her name was, and that she was a king's daughter. And the coffin was set among the hills, and one of the dwarfs always sat by it and watched. And the birds of the air came too, and bemoaned Snowdrop; and first of all came an owl, and then a raven, and at last a dove, and sat by her side.And thus Snowdrop lay for a long, long time, and still only looked as though she was asleep; for she was even now as white as snow, and as red as blood, and as black as ebony. At last a prince came and called at the dwarfs' house; and he saw Snowdrop, and read what was written in golden letters. Then he offered the dwarfs money, and prayed and besought them to let him take her away;but they said, 'We will not part with her for all the gold in the world. ' At last, however, they had pity on him, and gave him the coffin; but the moment he lifted it up to carry it home with him, the piece of apple fell from between her lips, and Snowdrop awoke, and said, 'Where am I? ' And the prince said, 'Thou art quite safe with me. 'Then he told her all that had happened, and said, 'I love you far better than all the world; so come with me to my father's palace, and you shall be my wife. ' And Snowdrop consented, and went home with the prince; and everything was got ready with great pomp and splendour for their wedding.To the feast was asked, among the rest, Snowdrop's old enemy the queen; and as she was dressing herself in fine rich clothes, she looked in the glass and said:'Tell me, glass, tell me true!Of all the ladies in the land,Who is fairest, tell me, who? 'And the glass answered:'Thou, lady, art loveliest here, I ween;But lovelier far is the new made queen. 'When she heard this she started with rage; but her envy and curiosity were so great, that she could not help setting out to see the bride. And when she got there, and saw that it was no other than Snowdrop, who, as she thought, had been dead a long while, she choked with rage, and fell down and died: but Snowdrop and the prince lived and reigned happily over that land many, many years; and sometimes they went up into the mountains, and paid a visit to the little dwarfs, who had been so kind to Snowdrop in her time of need.。
