What does it mean to be in one go? What does it mean to be in one go?

一鼓作气 pinyin: yī gǔ zuò qì Interpretation: 一鼓:

The first drumming; Zuo: cheer up; Chi: Courage.

Morale was boosted when the first drum was played. The metaphor is to get the energy up when the momentum is high, and get the job done in one go.

Story: In the Spring and Autumn Period, there was a war between the Qi and Lu states. When the Qi army played the first drum, Lu Zhuanggong also ordered the drum to be beaten, ready to attack, but the general Cao Juan stopped it.

It was not until the third drum was beaten by the Qi army that Cao Juan said to Lu Zhuanggong: Fighting depends on courage, the first time the drum is beaten, the soldier's courage is greatly boosted, the second time is worse, and by the third drum, the soldier has almost no courage. When the enemy has no courage and our army is growing in courage, this is the best time to win.

With the help of Cao Juan, Lu Zhuanggong won the battle.

Drum: Refers to the beating of a war drum. This idiom originally refers to the first drum beating during the battle, and the morale is extremely high. Now it means doing things while you are doing it while you are doing it with all your might.

One drum as a gas interpretation: one drum: the first drum; Zuo: cheer up; Chi: Courage. Morale was boosted when the first drum was played. The metaphor is to get the energy up when the momentum is high, and get the job done in one go.

In ancient times, drums were used to boost the morale of the soldiers, the first drum can arouse the morale of the fighters the most, the second time, it will be boring, and the third drum will be completely boring, so the first drum is the most important, as long as the first drum has the advantage, victory is in sight.

"One drum" means: one drum: the first drum; Zuo: cheer up; Chi: Courage. Morale was boosted when the first drum was played. The metaphor is to get the energy up when the momentum is high, and get the job done in one go.

一開動, a Chinese idiom, pinyin is yī gǔ zuò qì, which is a metaphor for taking advantage of the momentum to drum up energy and finish the work in one go. From "The Left Biography: Ten Years of Zhuang Gong".

一鼓作气: Pinyin is yī gǔ zuò qì

The metaphor is to get the energy up when the momentum is high, and get the job done in one go. From "The Left Biography: Ten Years of Zhuang Gong".

In ancient times, when people fought wars, they would beat drums. The original meaning of one drum is to take down the enemy when the first drum is struck. Now it's a metaphor to get things done in one sitting.

The two armies faced each other, and the first drum beat to boost the morale of the soldiers. The metaphor is to do things with all your strength and success at one time.

The first drumming can boost the courage of the soldiers, and it is a metaphor for getting things done in one go.

Pinyin】 yī gǔ zuò qì

Interpretation and interpretation] One drum: the first drumming; Zuo: cheer up; Chi: Courage. Morale was boosted when the first drum was played. The metaphor is to get the energy up when the momentum is high, and get the job done in one go.

Example] The first time I heard this, stillAll at onceTarget. (Qing You Dust: Li Baojia's "The Appearance of Officialdom" Chapter 48).

synonyms] in one go, strike while the iron is hot.

Antonyms] a defeat is like water, a defeat is on the ground, and the flag is silent.

Related] "One blow".

The meaning of one drum is that the first drum beating during the battle can summon up the warrior's spirit.

Related idioms: The suspicion hall is a battle against the water, the resurrection of the flesh, the darkness of Chen Cang, the speed of the soldiers, and the immortality of the sword.

synonyms] in one go, strike while the iron is hot.

Antonyms] a defeat is like water, a defeat is on the ground, and the flag is silent.

Analysis: One drum and "one go"; All have the meaning of "doing things well in one go"; Sometimes it can be generic. But the focus is on drumming up energy; Catch time by the forelock; It is often used to describe the spirit of battle; Brace one's energies; Go ahead; "All in one go" focuses on compact arrangement; Done quickly; It is mostly used to describe uninterrupted and unrelaxed in the process of writing articles or doing things; Write it down or do it in one go.

Source of allusion: Zuo Qiu Ming's "Zuo Biography · Ten Years of Zhuang Gong": "Husband fights, courage also." One blow of strength, then decline, three and exhaustion. ”

1. To do this kind of thing, it is necessary to work hard, delay and hinder, and it is difficult to achieve.

2. Our army defeated the enemy in one fell swoop.

3. 100-day sprint college entrance examination; A drum of diggers, liquid gas to create brilliance.

4. At this moment, judge the object and watch us rush to the destination in one go.

5. I will complete this work independently with the spirit of one go.

6. I took a deep breath, my lips were close to the mouthpiece, and I was blowing "Pu" so that my face was red, and I came down several times, and the result was like this.

7. Let's just finish these things in one go and then rest.

8. Everyone worked hard and quickly completed the rest of the work.

9. The teacher reminded everyone that participating in the competition is like fighting, and they must work hard to win the championship.

10. You have to rush through the difficulties with one go, and you may be discouraged if you hesitate.

The meaning of one blow is as follows:"One drum" means: one drum:

The first drumming; Zuo: cheer up; Chi: Courage.

Morale was boosted when the first drum was played. The metaphor took advantage of the momentum to cheer up and cheer up, and finished the work of Zheng Xianduan in one go.

Pronunciation: yī gǔ zuò qì

Source: "Zuo Chuan: Ten Years of Zhuang Gong": "Husband War; Courage also; All at onceand then decline; Three and exhaustion. ”

Sentence formation: 1Our troops captured two enemy strongholds in one fell swoop.

2.Let's all get the rest done in one go.

3.Taking advantage of this great victory, our army should go all out, smash the Yellow Dragon, sweep the cave and plow the court.

4.As the old saying goes"One blow up, then exhaustion, three and decline. "。

5.We have to finish the preparations for the sports hail pants meeting in three days.

6.In the mountain climbing competition held by the school, I was the first to reach the top of the mountain.

7.We must be vigorous in everything we do, and we must not back down.

8.Students! Let's go to the top of the mountain with all our might.

9.We got the job done in one go.

10.The mountain is high and the road is narrow, relying on the spirit of the climber.

11.You have to rush through the difficulties with one go, and you may be discouraged if you hesitate.

12.Now let's see us rushing to our destination.

13.Everyone worked hard and quickly completed all the rest of the work.

14.Our army crushed the enemy in one fell swoop.

15.To do this kind of thing, it is necessary to work hard, delay and hinder, and it is difficult to achieve success.