1. Idiom: All blessings come true. Explanation: It means that all kinds of good luck come together. Source: Liu Shao's "Old Tang Book Fan Lichuan": "Your Majesty Wang Fu will be rewarded every time he takes the meaning of Confucius in Chinese."
2. The word "truth" consists of: hunger, cloud, balance, coming, merging, expelling, hunger, qi, sound, recommendation, sound, fullness, harmony, preparation, convergence and harmony.
3, adjectives, full. Such as: to achieve perfection (the appearance of the public; Careful and thoughtful); Complete (lush); Done. Verb, to. Say cloth: "Really, stop." Sound and form. From to, Qin Sheng. Original meaning: arrive, arrive.
Real words and sentences
1. He worked hard and finally got better and better in his career.
With the development of the city, the traffic becomes more and more convenient.
3. It is the wish of every family to realize a hundred blessings.
After years of research, scientists finally reached the pinnacle of science.
His poems are getting more and more perfect, and each stroke is full of profound meaning.
6. His cooking is getting better and better, and every taste is amazing.
7. Her acting skills are becoming more and more mature, and every role is vividly interpreted.
His musical talent is increasing day by day, and every performance is intoxicating.
9. His paintings are getting more and more perfect, and each one is full of vitality and emotion.
10, his research is getting deeper and deeper, and every discovery is amazing.
1 1. His calligraphy is getting better and better, and every stroke is full of charm and momentum.
12, his literary works are getting richer and richer, and each one is memorable.
13, her dancing skills are getting better and better, and every performance is amazing.
14, his basketball skills are getting better and better, and every game makes people excited.
15, his design concept is getting better and better, and every work makes people shine.