A person's life
Interpretation: Canal, waterway. Where the water flows, the waterway is naturally formed. For example, when the conditions are ripe, things will naturally succeed.
Out: stone "Answering the Book of Qin Taixu": "If you don't draw scriptures, you don't have to worry about it."
Usage: compound sentences; As predicate and attribute; Include praise
Example: Zou Taofen's "Miscellaneous feelings, abilities and behaviors": "People used to call it' ~', so it is a well-prepared good deed to' strike both sides at the source'."
Synonym: logical and mature.
B: With perseverance and hard work, you can succeed in anything. What's the idiom?
1, Li Bai-Tang dynasty-iron pestle grinds into a needle-metaphor As long as you have perseverance and hard work, anything can be successful.
2. Liu Bei-at the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty-visited the cottage-generally referring to sincerity-invited again.
C. What idioms describe success through hard work?
1, idiom: Gong Yu moves mountains.
Pinyin: yú g not ng yí sh ā n
Explanation: Metaphor means persistently transforming nature and fighting unswervingly.
Source: Liezi Tang Wen records that there are two big mountains in front of Gong Yu's house, and he is determined to level them. Another old man is wise, laughing at his stupidity and thinking that he can't do it. Gong Yu said: I have a son when I die, and a grandson when my son dies. My children and grandchildren will never end, and the two mountains will eventually be razed.
Example: In the process of modernization, we should carry forward the spirit of "one mountain for foolish men".
2. Idiom: An iron pestle grinds into a needle
Pinyin: ch incarnation
Explanation: Metaphorically, as long as you have perseverance and are willing to work hard, things will surely succeed.
Source: Zhizhen's "Mulian Save Mother 4 Liu's School": "Like an iron pestle grinding a needle, the heart is firm and there is a needle day."
3. Idiom: Heaven rewards diligence.
Pinyin: tiān dào chóu Qin
Explanation: heaven: justice; Reward: reporting; Diligence: Diligence. God will reward those who work hard. If you work hard, you are sure to achieve something.
Source:
For example, making sentences: it is often twists and turns, and it is often a bright future. It's exhausting and scary, but it's really a lucky day, and finally it rewards hard work ... (Liu Mian Fish)
4. Idiom: Dripping water wears away the stone
Pinyin: Shu D and shí chu ā n
Explanation: Water keeps dripping, and stones can drip through. Metaphor as long as you have perseverance and keep working hard, things will succeed.
Source: Mei Chengchuan in the Han Dynasty: "Mount Tai collapses and grinds the stone, while the pole breaks and dries. Water is not a diamond of stone, but a saw of wood. "
For example, making sentences: strange teeth assist the pen to judge the cloud: "one yuan a day, a thousand yuan a day;" Rope sawing wood, water falling stone. " Luo Song Dajing He Linyu Record Volume 10
5. Idiom: The rope was sawed off.
Pinyin: shéng jümàn
Description: You can also saw wood with a rope as a saw. Metaphor is weak, as long as you stick to it, things will succeed.
Source: Luo Song Dajing's "He Lin Yu Record" Volume 10: "One yuan a day, a thousand days, rope sawing wood and stone, water falling stone."
For example, make a sentence: the proverb says,' rope saws wood, water drops stone'. Rope is not a saw of wood, and water is not a drill of stone. Zhu Ming Shunshui and Okura's Eight Books of Dehui
D. As long as your function is innate, you will succeed. What is this idiom?
Continuous efforts are bound to succeed
E. What idioms are there to describe that things will naturally succeed then?
Idioms that describe things will naturally succeed at that time are:
When the melon is ripe, the pedicle will naturally fall off. When the time is right, things will naturally succeed.
F. What idioms are there to achieve success through your own efforts?
Gong Yu moved mountains, persevered, made a needle with an iron pestle, stabbed a beam with a thorn, chiseled a wall to steal light, made it into steel, paid tribute to heaven, and dripped water through the stone.
1. Gong Yu moves mountains.
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Interpretation: It is a metaphor for persistently transforming nature and fighting unswervingly.
Ex.: We should treat internal organs, disorders and disorders with the spirit of ~, and we will never stop until we reach our goal.
2. Sawing wood with rope
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Interpretation: You can also saw wood with a rope as a saw. Metaphor is weak, as long as you stick to it, things will succeed.
Example: Hard work pays off. As long as the time is up, it will be honed and achieved gratifying results.
Step 3 drop water wears away the stone
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Interpretation: Drops of water wear away stones.
Metaphor as long as you have perseverance and keep working hard, things will succeed.
For example, to climb the peak of science and technology, we must have the spirit of perseverance and perseverance.
4. Heaven rewards diligence [
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Interpretation: Heaven: Heaven; Reward: reporting; Diligence: Diligence.
God will reward those who work hard. If you work hard, you are sure to achieve something.
5. The pestle became a needle.
the base of a flower or fruit
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the Chen Dynasty
zhēn
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Interpretation: Metaphorically speaking, as long as you have perseverance and are willing to work hard, things will surely succeed.
Example: Although Wang Ming is disabled and has no arms, he can write with both feet and won a children's calligraphy award. He achieved success through persistent efforts.
The idiom "what comes naturally" means that when conditions are ripe, things will naturally succeed.
A person's life
Interpretation: Canal, waterway. Where the water flows, it naturally forms a waterway. When conditions are more mature than metaphors, things will naturally succeed.
Out: stone "Answering the Book of Qin Taixu": "If you don't draw scriptures, you don't have to worry about it."
Usage: compound sentences; As predicate and attribute; Include praise
Example: Zou Taofen's "Miscellaneous feelings, abilities and behaviors": "People used to call it' ~', so it is a well-prepared good deed to' strike both sides at the source'."
Synonym: logical and mature.
H. write idioms according to the meaning. 1 means that when conditions are ripe, things will naturally succeed. What?
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1. What are the idioms that describe "hard work and success"?
Idioms describing "striving for success" include: where there is a will, there is a way, success comes naturally, success comes, and you get what you want.
1. Where there is a will, there is a way.
Explanation: Ambitious people will succeed in the end. Tell us, life should struggle, and the wind and rain should persist.
Go ahead.
English translation: Where there is a will, there is a way.
Origin: Geng Yan (y m n) told Geng Yan (Liu Xiu), an old man in Linzi, Southern Dynasties: "The general is in Nanyang, so he built this grand plan.
It is often said that where there is a will, there is a way. "
Example: The story of "Cheating a meager salary and tasting courage" tells us that where there is a will, there is a way.
Second, work is natural.
Explanation: Generally speaking, if you work hard enough, things will naturally succeed. Used to motivate others to make progress.
Source: Wu Ming Cheng En The Journey to the West Forty-three times: "This master is just homesick! If all three lines are full, what's the difficulty! often
As the saying goes,' success is natural'! "
Constant efforts will surely succeed;
Bilingual example:
The test index of hard qigong is skill performance, and you can test your skills through performance.
English translation:
Show your strength.
Third, success is g not gōng chéng míng jiù.
Explanation: It means that achievements have been established and fame gained.
Usage: as predicate, object and attribute; About merit and fame.
English translation: reputation
Bilingual example:
After her success, she was still reluctant to leave her beloved Liverpool.
Fame didn't keep her away from her favorite football.
(9) Extended reading of idioms with serious meanings will naturally succeed.
Famous sayings about hard work and harvest:
1. Labor is the ladder for human beings to succeed. Without labor, there is no gain. —— Ma Yanmei
2. How can I get it if I don't work? How to get it if you don't work? Only pay will get it, only labor will get it. -summer
3. Only by hard work can you gain, talk less and do more work, and work hard. -Zhan Dunhong
4. People's success needs hard work and sweat. Only through hard work can they obtain and realize the life value they pursue.
-Jiang
5, no pains, no gains, to get a good harvest, we must work hard. -Xu Teli
6. Knowledge comes from hard work and any achievement is the result of hard work. -Soong Ching Ling
7. Where there is a will, there is a way. -Biography of Geng in the Later Han Dynasty
8. Sincerely add, stone opens. -Biography of Ten Kings of Guangwu in the Later Han Dynasty
J. an idiom describing that when the time is up, things will naturally succeed
This is a matter of course.
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Basic explanation and detailed explanation
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Canal: Waterway. Where the water flows, it naturally forms a waterway. Metaphor conditions are ripe, things will naturally succeed.
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Song Shi Daoyuan's Jingdezhen Lantern Record: "Q:' How to use a wonderful sentence?' The teacher said,' Let nature take its course'.
example sentence
1. After the problems were solved one by one, the overall scheme was finally formed.