Twists and turns: describe things as complicated.
Ups and downs: full of changes, ups and downs.
Full of twists and turns, pinyin: zhé? Didan
Synonyms: twists and turns, strange twists and turns, ups and downs
Usage: as predicate and object; There are many unexpected changes in the process of metaphor.
Example: This case is so tortuous that I'm afraid I can't sort it out for a while.
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The antonym of twists and turns is: smooth sailing, straightforward.
First, smooth sailing,
Pinyin: y and fān fēng shn
Description: Sail with full sail. This metaphor went smoothly without any obstacles.
Source: Jiao's "Into Hunan": "A sail in one day makes a thousand miles of wind."
I'm sure sailboats can sail thousands of miles in one day.
Usage: as predicate, attribute and object; With praise.
On the long road of life, no one will reach the other side of the ideal smoothly, and there will always be bumps.
Second, tell a straightforward story.
Pinyin: píng pízhíx
Interpretation: refers to speaking or writing without modification, without ups and downs, without highlighting the key points. It is also used to describe articles that are easy to understand.
Source: Ba Jin's "Spring" V: "Although Zhou's speech is only straightforward, there is a little dissatisfaction in his voice." ?
Use: combined; As predicate, object, adverbial and complement; Used for speaking, writing, etc.
Example: Although this novel is mostly straightforward, it makes people cry.