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In fact, I'm not sure about these answers, I hope to throw bricks and bricks, this question is really difficult.

Lead by example. yǐ shēn zuò zé

Interpretation] Rules: Guidelines, role models. Set an example with your own actions.

Structure] is more formal.

Usage] is used in a compliment. It is generally used to be strict with others; And you can do it in action. It is generally used as a predicate and object.

Orthophony] rule; It cannot be pronounced as "zhé".

Discernment] made; cannot be written as "do"; Rule; You can't write "tsk".

synonyms] teach by example, take the lead, and practice by example.

antonyms] to defy the law.

Analysis] and "leading by example"; All have the meaning of "setting an example yourself"; However, "leading by example" focuses on "taking the lead at critical moments; to walk ahead of the masses"; "It's just about setting an example for yourself.

Example sentence] Political and ideological work must be linked between theory and practice; the combination of leadership and the masses; Match words with deeds.

開開開 (hū lěng hū rè).

Explanation: It refers to being calm at times, impulsive at times, and emotionally unstable.

Source: Lu Xun's "Reading and Miscellaneous Talks": "Research is to use reason and be calm, and creation must be emotional, at least it must be a little hot, so it is hot and cold, making me dizzy." ”

Example: He has a problem with .

Flickering flickering (hū yǐn hū xiàn).

Explanation: The flickering of lights, etc., sometimes disappears and sometimes appears.

Source: Qing Li Ruzhen's "Mirror Flowers" Chapter 98: "I saw light clouds inside, mist spreading, distant peaks flickering, sparse forests swirling and dewning. ”

Example: I saw a mirage of .

High and low. Clear, cloudy.

Ups and downs. Left and right.

Hot and cold, high and low.

Suddenly clear and turbid, flickering and rising and falling.

Left and right. Flickering.

Big and small, hot and cold, long and short, left and right, front and back.

Up and down, bright and dark, fast and slow, strong and weak, flickering and flickering.

High and low, clear and turbid.

Sudden rise and fall, left and right.

Big and small, hot and cold.

Fluctuating long and short, left and right.

Forward and backward, up and down.

Flickering light and dark, fast and slow.

Flickering strong and weak, flickering and flickering.

The polyphonic words, che, cao, and the other three words are homophones and read together.

It's sick. According to the meaning of some people, swearing.

Is the grass sick.

One glance and ten elements, two crimes are punished, three are not reluctant, six are not resigned, the ambition of the four directions is colorful, the six gods are masterless, the seven verticals and seven captures, and the eight directions echo the nine deaths and one life, and the perfection is perfect.

Lightheaded, helpless, big chest and no brain, high eyes, low eyebrows, tongue and lips, heart to heart, ears and eyes.

Single-minded, don't say anything, half-heartedly, the four seasons are like spring, colorful, six relatives don't recognize, scattered.

Eight-sided majesty, ninety-nine to one, perfect.

Lightheaded, hands and eyes open to the sky, no ink on the chest, high hands and low eyes, eyebrows and eyes, tongue and group Confucianism, and different hearts and mouths.

Deaf and clear-sighted.

Single-mindedly, don't say a word, Sanyang Kaitai, four flat and eight stable, five blessings are coming, six relatives do not recognize, seven up and eight down, eight immortals cross the sea, ninety-nine to one, ten to take nine stable.

Light-headed, hand-to-hand, confident, high-eyed, low-eyed, imminent disaster, tongue and lips, narrow-mindedness, refreshing.

Single-mindedly, two dragons play with pearls, three yang Kaitai, four seasons of peace, five blessings, six six Shun, seven stars shine high, eight directions to wealth, ninety-nine concentric, perfect.

Dizzy, dancing, confident, high-eyed, low-eyed, clear-eyed, tongue-fighting, frightened, and frightened.

敝帚自珍 bi zhou zi zhen 敝: broken. Jane: Chayu cherishes.

The idiom "broom feasts without mausoleum" means to treat the broken broom at home as a treasure. Although the metaphor is not good, I cherish it very much. The idiom comes from Han Liu Zhen's "Dongguan Hanji: Guangwu Emperor Ji" and Lu You's "Autumn Thoughts" poem.

The broom is self-treasured.

Interpretation 敝: broken, broken; Jane: Cherish. Use your own broken broom as a trouser to become a treasure. Although the metaphor is not good, I cherish it very much.