What are the idioms to learn?

Arise, hungry and cold slaves.

Arise, all the suffering people of the world!

The blood is already boiling.

Fight for the truth!

The old world is in the dust.

Slaves get up, get up!

Don't say we have everything.

We want to be the masters of the world!

This is the final struggle.

Unite until tomorrow.

Internachonar must be realized.

There has never been a savior.

Nor does it depend on the Immortal Emperor.

To create the happiness of mankind.

It's all up to us.

We need to reclaim the fruits of our labor.

Let the mind break out of the cage.

Burn the fire red.

Strike while the iron is hot to succeed!

The most hateful of those poisonous snakes and beasts.

Eats up our flesh and blood.

Once they are wiped out.

The bright red sun shines all over the world.

Don't learn no skills, don't learn no knowledge, full of learning, long material Mao Xue, talent sparse and shallow talent and excellent learning, village pedantry, insect and fish learning, wine bachelor, solid and good to learn the mountains and seas, tireless learning, unlearned, good ancient, believe in good learning, dull learning, Mr. Taoism, studious, broken weaving persuasion to learn high-talent university, high-talent peerless, lonely learning, Gao Zhai bachelor, Handan toddler Hong Confucian master's learning, Hong Confucian master's learning, tireless learning, learning of questions, Juxue Hongsheng teaching and learning, family learning origin, scholars of learning, sleepy and learning, Oral and ear learning is difficult but not learned, the style of learning is unheard, Linchi learns books, mechanics is tireless, mechanics is sensitive and studious, the end of learning is acceptable, poor and thrifty, excellent character and learning, the end of the interpretation of the talent of the green quinoa bachelor, the green money bachelor, the song of the world, the diligent and inquisitive, the song of the line.

Diligent study and hard practice, literary thinking is like a spring, the power penetrates the back of the paper, and the pen walks like flying.

Learn something.

Learn something. No accumulation of steps can lead to thousands of miles.

A little adds up. Set armpits into fur.

A journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step.

Threesomes must have my teacher.

Learn to be rich in five cars.

I can't let go of the scroll.

shǒu bù shì juàn

Interpretation] Interpretation: to let go; Volume: Books. Books are always in hand. Described as diligent and studious.

Words] Pei Songzhi's note in "Romance of the Three Kingdoms" quotes "Jiangbiao Biography": "Guangwu is the affairs of soldiers and horses; I can't let go of the scroll. ”

Orthophony] volume; It cannot be pronounced as "juǎn".

Identification] volume; You can't write "coupon".

Synonyms] learn without getting tired of loving it.

Antisense] is not learned, there is no skill.

Usage] is used as a compliment. It is generally used as a predicate, object, and adverbial.

Structure] subject-predicate.

Analysis] and "tireless" can both describe a person's "studious appearance"; But specifically; The semantic range is small. And "tirelessly" is non-concrete; The semantic range is huge.

Example sentence] We should learn from him to be humble and studious; Good habits.

Even if it's in the park; He still .

English translation] always with a book in one's hand