Idioms at the beginning of shrinking words
Retreat secretly, eat openly, eat openly. Easy retreat, retreat, retreat, retreat, retreat, retreat, retreat, retreat, retreat.
Idioms solitaire started with a retreat.
What was the last sentence? Words differ from deeds? One step into the sky? Behind the scenes? Family happiness? Are you happy? Prevarication? My knees are like iron? Hard evidence? Is the end of the road? Perfect? A fly in the ointment? Resourceful? A man proposes, a man proposes? Man can conquer nature? A world of difference? Don't have a hole in the sky? Inverted? Inverted? The truth of God? In America before? Behind the scenes? Family happiness? Are you happy? Prevarication? My knees are like iron? Hard evidence? Is the end of the road? Perfect? A fly in the ointment? Resourceful? A man proposes, a man proposes? Man can conquer nature? A world of difference? Don't have a hole in the sky? Inverted? Inverted? Prominent corner of the ends of the earth? go/walk through fire and water―defy all difficulties and dangers
The meaning of idioms at the beginning of retired words
1) Retreat three houses: House: In ancient times, three miles was the marching house. Take the initiative to retreat 90 miles. Metaphor concession and avoidance, avoid conflict.
2) Retirement: refers to resigning from public office and retiring from home.
3) Retirement: Retire in a secret place, leaving no trace. That kind of philosophy is subtle and profound, and it embraces everything.
4) retreat into the brigade: it means to advance and retreat together.
5) Concession is wise: Concession is modesty; The road to virtue: talented people enter the Tao. Resign and retire, and let talented people come out to do things.
6) retreat like a mountain: retreat like a mountain. Metaphor meets misfortune and is calm.
7) Refusing to eat calmly: it means that officials are frugal and upright, and their appearance is calm and self-satisfied, which can be a model.
8) abstain from eating for the public: reduce meals to show frugality. It refers to honesty.
9) retreat: retreat: check your words and deeds after retreating from the DPRK; Pass: wrong, mistake. It means to look at your words and deeds afterwards and see if there are any mistakes that must be corrected.
10) retreat has a postscript: keep the promise to your face and criticize behind your back.
Interpretation of idioms related to withdrawal of words
1) dilemma: dilemma. Metaphor things can't be decided, so it is difficult to act.
2) Advance and retreat: obstacles to advance and retreat mean a dilemma.
3) Dilemma: No matter whether you are advancing or retreating, you are in a dilemma. Describe a dilemma.
4) dilemma: dilemma, critical situation.
5) dilemma: refers to being in a dilemma and unable to cope.
6) There is no basis for advancing and retreating: there is no basis for advancing and retreating. Describe nowhere to live. Also refers to a dilemma.
7) There is no way forward and backward: there is no way forward and backward. Describe the situation is very difficult, in a dilemma, nowhere to live.
8) No advance, no retreat: no advance, no retreat. Metaphor is difficult.
9) Advance and retreat: refers to the average degree of advance and retreat.
10) Advance and retreat rope: both advance and retreat conform to the rules.
1 1) Advance and retreat message: refers to increase or decrease; Change.
12) Advance and retreat moment: both advance and retreat conform to the law.
13) dilemma: Jude is in a dilemma. Metaphor things can't be decided, so it is difficult to act.
14) Enjoy a retired life: it means to enjoy a retired life.
15) Retirement from career: refers to the achievement in career and retirement from home.
16) retreat for progress: this refers to the progress of virtue through humility, and later refers to the attitude of concession as a means of progress.
17) Advance and retreat are controlled: it refers to the uniformity of advance and retreat.
18) advance and retreat, for example, it means that both advance and retreat are easy and effortless.
19) Moderate advance and retreat: refers to the uniformity of advance and retreat. Same? Advance and retreat? .
20) there is no way to go: describe the situation as very difficult, in a dilemma and nowhere to live. Same? There is no way forward or backward? .
2 1) has no basis for going forward or backward.
22) Advance and retreat: refers to increase and decrease; Change. Same? Advance and retreat news? .
23) Advance and retreat are regular: regular: regular. Forward and backward are regular.
24) There is no way to advance or retreat: there is no way to advance or retreat. Describe the situation is very difficult, in a dilemma, nowhere to live.
25) Dilemma: Both advance and retreat are in a critical situation. Same? Dilemma? .
26) Beat a retreat: It originally meant that feudal officials beat drums when they retired from court. Now the metaphor is to shrink back in the middle of doing things with people.
27) dilemma: Jude's words are in a dilemma. Metaphor things can't be decided, so it is difficult to act.
28) Source of advance and retreat: refers to the rise and fall of official career, official career and retirement.
29) Advance and retreat against the fence: obstacles in advance and retreat indicate a dilemma. Same? Advance and retreat? .
30) Advance and retreat: advance, retreat, live and die. It refers to all kinds of good and bad situations.
3 1) dilemma: dilemma, indecision.
32) Advance and retreat: refers to the average degree of advance and retreat. Same? Advance and retreat? .
33) Advance and retreat: refers to those who meet the promotion conditions and those who do not meet the retirement conditions.
34) dilemma: dilemma; Get into trouble
35) The two ends of the dilemma: dilemma and indecision.
36) There is no way forward or backward: there is no way forward or backward. Describe the situation is very difficult, in a dilemma, nowhere to live.
37) Walking on a rope: Advance and retreat are all in line with the rules. Same? Dilemma? .
38) Honor and disgrace: refers to the promotion or demotion of official career, honor and disgrace.
39) dilemma: it means to be in a dilemma and unable to cope. Same? What should we do? .
40) There is no basis for advancing and retreating: there is no basis for advancing and retreating. Describe nowhere to live. Also refers to a dilemma.
4 1) retreat and not retreat: both advance and retreat have lost their foundation. Describe nowhere to live. Also refers to a dilemma. Same? There is no basis for advancing and retreating? .
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