Throw it into the east flowing water and wash it away. It is a metaphor for frustrated hopes, loss of achievements, and wasted efforts, as if washed away by running water.
From the poem "Fengqiu Zuo" by Gao Shi of the Tang Dynasty: "To make trouble, you need to cultivate the fields in the south, and everything in the world will be in the east."
Livelihood should still be based on farming. , everything in the world is left to Dongliushui.
Example My daily efforts go down the drain like a torrent of water.
The grammar is more formal; used as predicates and attributives; it is a metaphor for failed hopes and wasted efforts
Synonyms: all efforts have been wasted, failure has been achieved, efforts have been made half-way, and halfway is completed
Antonyms: success is accomplished
< p> Extended information1. Synonyms of wasting in vain
All previous efforts wasted
Explanation: gong: merit; exhausted: complete; abandoned: lost. All previous achievements are lost. It also means that all previous efforts have been in vain.
From the "Warring States Policy·Western Zhou Policy" by Liu Xiang of the Western Han Dynasty: "The Duke has made many contributions. Now the Duke sent Qin soldiers out of the fortress. After two weeks, he attacked Han, and then attacked Liang. No, all the previous efforts have been lost. "
You have made a lot of achievements. Now you lead Qin's army out of the fortress. After two weeks, you trampled on South Korea and attacked Liang Guo. You can't get all the credit for the previous attack. lost.
An example is don’t give up when you are most exhausted, otherwise all your efforts will be wasted.
Grammatical subject-predicate form; used as predicate and object; with derogatory connotations
2. Antonym of "lost in vain"
All done
Explanation of work: career ; Announcement: Announcement. Refers to the announcement of completion of a huge project or important task.
From "Han Shu·Wang Mang Biography" by Ban Gu of the Eastern Han Dynasty: "One hundred thousand people gathered together and worked for twenty days, and the great work was completed."
More than 100,000 people wrote eulogies for him. The poem took 20 days to complete
With the example and an ending, this article is considered complete.
Grammatical subject-predicate form; used as predicate, object, attributive; has a commendatory meaning, referring to successful completion