Hurry, hurry, hurry, hurry, rush, rush, rush, rush, rush, rush, rush, rush, rush, rush, rush, rush.
Be in a hurry: c not c not ng. Never add a little, holding a knife without spilling blood is the paradigm. Reverse blood addition is to avoid bleeding. It's a sloppy paradigm to avoid blood spatter.
Original meaning: hurry. Such as: hurry, hurry, hurry (also called "hurry"), hurry, hurry. It is a variant of "rhyme". The source of Chinese characters is not uniform, and there are many variants. After Qin Shihuang unified the characters, he generally took "rhyme" as the orthography. Today, the unified standard is simplified to "urgency". See "Cloud".
Detailed explanation
I am in a hurry. It's a sloppy paradigm to avoid blood spatter.
1, original meaning: urgent, urgent, urgent. Such as: "Historical Records? Turtle Biography: "The world is in trouble, and Yin and Yang are wrong. Go to the doctor in a hurry and do whatever it takes. ".Du Fu's" Nigong Mountain ":"Send a message to northerners, and then don't worry. ".Zhang Ji? "Qiu Si": "I'm afraid it will happen again. I'm so anxious that pedestrians want to leave again. ".Another example: in a hurry, in a hurry, in a hurry (also called" in a hurry to die ") and in a hurry. In a hurry.
2. Yan Yi: In a hurry. In a hurry (a busy and complicated thing)
3. Yan Yi: I am happy in my heart and act quickly. For example, Ethan Gu Hao's "Zhang Sheng Zhu Hai" is the third fold: "Look at my home, I am rushing to follow my elders to the sea." . "Surprise at the Second Moment" Volume 4: "Tom Chang has left the school gate of Zigong and hurried home to be congratulated, drinking and having fun for a while." .