Make sentences carefully, form sentences with care

1. The river has just frozen, so be careful when stepping on it to avoid falling.

2. There was a small bird eating on the side of the road, and I walked cautiously for fear of disturbing its breakfast.

3. I carefully took the baby chicken home and took good care of it.

4. I opened the envelope cautiously, for fear of being seen by others.

5. I carefully held my beloved thing and didn't let him fall down.

6. He is always cautious in doing things, and he does not dare to be negligent, for fear of making mistakes.

7. The staff carefully held the bottles of chemical drugs.

8. We should be cautious in doing things, not so-so.

1. We have to be careful in whatever we do. 2, I carefully took the vase to my sister.

The newborn bird carefully doubles its wings and practices flying.

During the exam, I carefully wrote the answers on the test questions for fear of making a mistake.

It was the first time I had bought something on my own, and I carefully handed the money to the cashier aunt.

I carefully placed the pot on the balcony.

I carefully brought the tea to my father, but I accidentally fell to the ground.

I don't meet the requirements of Ben Feihe Feifan.

1. Use "careful" to form a sentence:1. He is always cautious in doing things, and he does not dare to be negligent, for fear of making mistakes.

2. I looked at him cautiously, for fear that I would make him angry.

3. The staff carefully carried the medical supplies transported to the disaster area to the helicopter.

4. This experimental instrument is very precise and expensive, so it must be used carefully and handled gently to avoid damage.

5. I carefully held my beloved thing and didn't let him fall down.

2. The meaning of "careful":Be cautious and careful, and don't dare to be negligent at all.

3. Origin of words:Pre-Qin Anonymous "Book of Songs, Daya, Daming": "King Wei Wen; Careful. ”

Vernacular: This great and wise monarch was cautious, respectful and humble.

4. Citations and explanations:Chapter 2 of Feng Deying's "Spring Flowers": "The mother carefully got up to cook, and thought happily in her heart that she should let her son sleep a little longer and not wake him up. ”

5. Usage and grammar:More formal; as a predicate, a definite, an adverbial; Describe the actions of people.

Xiao Ming cautiously walked into Xiao Hong's room, not knowing what to do.

I cautiously opened my bag and took out the **.

He didn't do well in the exam, so he carefully put his bag on the table and started to write his homework.

The road was icy, and we walked cautiously, but someone still fell.

I cautiously walked to the kitchen with a few eggs in my hand, for fear they would fall.

I carefully covered my mother with the quilt.

I cautiously walked into the house, only to be found by my mother.

The river has just frozen, so be careful not to fall when you step on it.

Cautious, which originally described a serious and reverent appearance, is now used to describe being very cautious in words and deeds, and not daring to be negligent in the slightest. Sentences according to the meaning of the word are:

1. He carefully removed the fish bones and sandwiched the fish pieces into his grandmother's bowl.

2. Grandpa carefully wiped this ancestral porcelain plate.

3. Xiaofang cautiously opened the door.

4. The poet has been carefully guarding a cup of soil taken from his hometown.

5. This time I failed in the exam, and I cautiously walked to the room after school.

6. I opened the envelope cautiously, for fear of being seen by others.

7. In the early morning, in the botanical garden, Lili saw a lot of strange flowers and plants, and everyone was cautious, for fear of disturbing their good dreams.

8. I cautiously walked into the house, but my mother found out.

9. The staff carefully held the bottles of chemical drugs.

10. The daughter always carefully helps her mother bring the food to the table.

11. I stood on the cliff with a dizzy head and walked forward cautiously.

12. She works very seriously and carefully, always careful for fear that something will go wrong.

13. We should be cautious in doing things, not so-so.