I. ups and downs [di ā n lá i d m: o qù]
Explanation: Reverse it and repeat it back and forth.
Said by: Master Wang Yuan's The West Chamber, Book III, Book II: "It doesn't hurt to put on Jane, put on the makeup box, open the cover and read it frequently."
Take notes, press the cosmetic box, open the cover and read tirelessly. Turn it upside down so as not to get upset.
Second, repeatedly [y and é rà i, zàIéRSān].
Explanation: Again: The second time. Over and over again.
From: Qing Yu Wan Chun's "Dangkou Zhi" back to 109: "That fellow is bound to use this method again, again and again, I am in danger."
That guy will definitely use this method again. Time and time again, I may be in danger.
Third, toss and turn [fā nlá i fê qê]
Explanation: Repeat description. Turning the body back and forth is also described.
From: The Complete Works of Zhu Zi by Zhu in the Southern Song Dynasty: "The same is true for horizontal, vertical and repeated theories."
Translation: say this horizontally, say it straight, and persuade it again and again.
Fourth, repeatedly [fā n lá i fê qê]
Explanation: refers to turning over constantly. Refers to the number of repetitions See "toss and turn".
Said by Tang Mingzu's Travel Notes on Zidi Victory: "Since I became a man, I have been talking with Li Lang at night to four or five drums, tossing and turning. Where can I sleep? "
Verbs (short for verb) toss and turn.
Interpretation: tossing and turning: tossing and turning; Tail: Repeat. Toss and turn, can't sleep. Describe missing or caring in your heart.
Said by: Zhou Chuan was collected by Yin Jifu, and The Book of Songs Nan Zhou Guanju was edited by Confucius: "Youyou, tossing and turning."
I miss you so much that I can't sleep again and again.
2. What words and sentences describe "I am still learning to write when I am old"?
This sentence is: never too old to learn. 1, idiom: Bi Geng keeps reading bǐ gēng bú chuò Explain Bi Geng: refers to writing; Drop out of school: it means to stop.
Insist on writing and never stop for any external reasons. Keep writing.
For example, some people insist on writing, while others wander around and waste time. But they cherish every minute silently in a quiet environment and build a huge fantasy empire in their novels. Synonyms emerge one after another.
2, pen farming endless pronunciation bǐ gēng bù xī five pen farming TTDI endless GITH explains pen farming, referring to writing; Rest, stop. It means that I have been writing with a pen for a long time and never stopped for any external reasons.
Now it can also mean writing on the computer, persisting for a long time and never ending. Every time I read it, I will think of Mr. Chen Lao's teachings and encourage him to continue writing.
Synonyms never stop writing. 3. Never too old to learn is always a China word. Pinyin means huó dà o l m 40, xué dà o l m 40 o lo, which means studying for ideals and stability when you are young; When people reach middle age, learning is to supplement the empty mind; In old age, learning is a kind of artistic conception, which can be enjoyed slowly. "4. Never too old to learn the story:" Never too old to learn "comes from Solon, a famous politician in ancient Athens, and literally translates as" the older you get, the more you learn ".
Solon won the title of "the first poet in Athens" in his early years; Before and after Solon Reform, which destroyed the clan system, he traveled around. Retired at home in his later years, engaged in research and writing, and often chanted "Never too old to learn" to encourage himself. The famous biographer Plutarch quoted this famous saying in Solon's Life.
/kloc-Rousseau, the French enlightener in the 0/8th century, quoted and waved this point in his later work "The daydream of a lonely traveler". Since then, Solon's famous saying has been passed down to this day. Argument 2: Never too old to learn, never too old to change.
-"Never too old to learn, transform to the old" (1Selected Works of Zhou Enlai United Front on May 2, 957, pp. 3 6 0 and 2 6. Statement 3: From Zhu.
Statement 4: From Confucius. According to the basic principles of Marxist philosophy, the world we live in is objective, everything except consciousness is objective, and objective things exist before human consciousness.
Consciousness is the reflection of objective things in the human brain. Of course, things are objective, which doesn't mean that we can't do anything in front of objective things and can only be in a passive position.
Consciousness has a dynamic effect on objective things, that is, correct consciousness guides us to practice, thus changing the state of things and serving ourselves. In other words, correct practice should be based on correct consciousness.
So how should we correctly reflect objective things? The answer is study. Through study, we can acquire knowledge and acquire certain skills, thus making contributions to society and creating conditions for ourselves. We human beings have accumulated a lot of spiritual wealth in the long process of development. Even if you are proficient in one aspect, you need to study for a long time. Therefore, it is never too old to learn.
In itself, learning is also a spiritual enrichment. In the process of learning, we will think, and in the process of thinking, human nature will be sublimated. In our short life, we need to highlight our own values.
When I was young, I studied for ideals and stability. When people reach middle age, learning is a supplement to the empty mind; In old age, learning is a kind of artistic conception, which can be enjoyed slowly. It's never too old to learn. In a common word, it is the great artistic conception of being a man.
3. Idioms describing creation have a different world: realm.
Metaphor has another realm. Describing the realm of scenery or artistic creation is fascinating.
Carve carefully. Describe the painstaking portrayal when creating artistic works.
It is also a metaphor for careful handling. A good worker is a diligent worker: a skilled craftsman.
Describe the works of excellent artists, who all do their best in the creative process. Exhaustion and vomiting: vomiting; Li: Drop by drop.
Metaphor is exhausted. It is often described as the hard work of career, work and literary creation.
A thousand parts are a cavity, a thousand people are the same metaphor, and there is no change (especially creation). Narration without narration: expounding the theories of predecessors; Write: create.
It only refers to stating and clarifying the theories of predecessors, rather than creating them yourself. Pull the reins and drive the horse far away.
It is a metaphor that the emperor imprisoned remote areas with certain policies and means. (2) Metaphorically controlling creative means to reach the ideal state of writing calmly.
Metaphor is to do your best. It is often described as the hard work of career, work and literary creation.
It's the same as "My eyes are happy". Metaphor is exhausted.
It is often described as the hard work of career, work and literary creation. It's the same as "My eyes are happy".
Then changing one's own bones means that the poet's creation has entered the realm of profound epiphany. Good workers painstakingly paint the works of excellent artists, and they all spend their time in the creative process.
It also means goodwill. Nausea and blood drop are metaphors of exhaustion.
It is often described as the hard work of career, work and literary creation. Use "painstaking".
Nausea and bone carving describe painstaking efforts and energy (mostly used in literary and artistic creation). A thousand people, many people.
Often used to ridicule similarities in literary and artistic creation. I'm worried. I'm still talking. I'm trying.
Metaphor is exhausted. It is often described as the hard work of career, work and literary creation.
Falling into artistic conception refers to the disappearance of the tradition of poetry creation. Chanting about the moon and satirizing flowers refers to writing poems.
Flowers and the moon are often the objects of poets' singing, so they are called.
4. Describe the four-word word [endless] that keeps coming. Source: The appearance of a steady stream of water. Describe an inheritance.
Describe a steady stream 】 【 one after another.
[Side by side] is better than side by side. Describe an inheritance.
Up here, down there. Describe an inheritance.
[One by one] Up here and down there. Describe an inheritance.
Go up here and go there. Describe an inheritance.
"Continuous" refers to continuous.
Metaphor add branches and leaves 】 【 connected continuously.
[Crowd of people] Crowd: numerous and messy; Stack: many, repeated. Describe a continuous arrival.
Describe the arrival one after another.
Describe the morning glow is not poor 】 【 appear one after another.
"A steady stream" originally refers to the princes who have been offering incense all their lives. The following descriptions follow.
[Layer Duplicate] Layer: Duplicate; Dead: over and over again. Appearing many times in a row.
Poor year: from the beginning to the end of the year; Tired month: It lasts for several months. Describe one after another, enduring.
Refers to the layer see fault 】 【 repeated.
"Recurrence" refers to recurrence.
【 common 】 refers to the repeated appearance.
Metaphor add branches and leaves 】 【 constantly attached. The same as "adding branches and connecting leaves".
[Side by side] Shoulders touch each other and footprints touch each other. Describe many people or one after another.
[Side by side] is better than side by side. Describe many people or one after another.
[shoulder to shoulder] shoulder to shoulder. Describe many people or one after another.
[IAAF Mo Qian] Mo Qian: Field path. Describe the vast fields, one after another.
[Heel-toe joint] refers to the connection of footprints. Describe many people, one after another.
[Opposite to the project] Project: neck. The original intention is to take care of each other. After describing pedestrians crowded, one after another.
Describe the crowd crowded, three against five 】 【 one after another.
Describe the crowd crowded 】 【, one after another.
[heel] Heel: Heel. One by one. Describe people coming and going, one after another.
【 heel to toe 】 refers to the connection of footprints. Describe many people, one after another. Use "heel to toe".
"Heel to heel" refers to the connection of footprints. Describe many people, one after another. Use "heel to toe".
[Heel to heel] refers to the connection from foot to toe. Describe many people, one after another. Use "heel to toe".
【 It never rains but it pours 】 refers to the disappearance of disasters and the succession of good luck.
Describe an endless stream of pedestrians, cars and horses coming and going, one after another.
[Three even four] one after another.
One by one.