Can ambition describe a girl?

In terms of language habits, the ambition is not to be used on girls, it is paired with "good boys".

Ambition cannot be described as a girl, only a boy. For example: a good man has ambitions in all directions.

Ambition can be described as a girl, not only a boy can be ambitious, but also a girl can be ambitious.

As the saying goes, a good boy has ambitions in all directions, and it is not impossible to say that girls have ambitions in all directions. Generally describe girls as excellent, often said, do not let the eyebrows. Or women don't let the eyebrows go.

It turns out that there is a saying that a good boy is ambitious, which is used to describe a boy who is determined to be ambitious. Modern women can not only hold up half the sky, but also have countless lofty ambitions, so I think ambitious can describe modern girls.

Ambition in the Quartet, in ancient times, it refers to the male ambition in the Quartet, now it is the 21st century, there is no discrimination between men and women, and both men and women can be described in the Quartet.

OK! Ambitious or men and women? Strong women have! The vitality of human beings is reflected in the word Zhi! Could it be that there is a better future for men and women.

Ambitions in all directions, many describe men who are ambitious, have dreams, travel the world, and want to achieve a career. If this is the case for a woman, who will teach her husband and children? Who would dare to marry, are you right?

Of course you can, girls also have ambitions, ideal.

It's okay to have the right context.

志在四方, a Chinese idiom, pinyin is zhì zài sì fāng, which means to have great ambitions and ideals.

Yes, now men and women are equal. Girls can also have a career.

Yes, there is no distinction between men and women.

Idiom]: Aim in all directions.

Pinyin baiyin】:d u zhì zài sì fāng Interpretation]: 四方: 天下. zhi is determined to be in the world. It refers to having great ambitions and ideals. DAO Idiom Story]:

During the Warring States period, Kong Chuan, the fifth grandson of Confucius, traveled to Zhao and became friends with Zou Wen and Ji, guests of Pingyuan Jun. When Hole Piercing returned to China, Zou Wen and Ji sent a 3-day trip, and when they parted, the two burst into tears and were reluctant to Hole Piercing. But Kong Piercing only made a gesture to them and went on the road.

Hole's students thought he was too unreasonable. But Kong said unapprehendedly: I thought they were big husbands, but now I know that they are like women.

Man stands between heaven and earth, and he should be'Quartet'In order to realize their ideals, they should be home all over the world, how can they get together all day long like animals? The students who wore holes couldn't stop nodding their heads in agreement, and they respected the teacher even more. Later, people extended the "ambition of the four directions" to "the ambition of the four directions".

Of course you can describe a girl! Now that men and women are equal, everyone can have big ambitions! Everyone can have the ambition of ruling the country and leveling the world!

It's all people, why can't women?

Quartet] refers to the world, the meaning of the idiom is to say that there are lofty ambitions and ideals, from the twenty-fifth chapter of Feng Menglong's "Eastern Zhou Dynasty Chronicles" in the Ming Dynasty: "The concubine heard that 'the male orange is ambitious in the Quartet', and the gentleman is not in the prime of life, but the wife is sleepy?" ”

It is said that in the Spring and Autumn Period, the prince of the Jin Kingdom, Chong'er, fled to the Qi State, and the Duke of Qi Huan married Qi Jiang to Chong'er, and Chong'er lived in the Qi State for seven years, and lived a very leisurely life, and his subordinate bureau was very anxious, discussing that he should return to China to fight for the throne, Qi Jiang also thought that a man should aim to achieve great things in the Quartet, so he and Chong'er's subordinates used a plan to send him out of the Qi State, and later the idiom [Zhi in the Quartet] evolved from here;

It can generally be used as a predicate and adverbial, and its synonyms include [ambition], [ambition in a thousand miles], antonyms such as [no ambition], [rat's eyes] and so on, so how should we use this idiom to make sentences? A good man has ambitions in all directions, and he should go out more when he is young;

Okay, that's all the content of this issue about the idiom [Selling the Group in the Quartet], we'll see you next time.