As long as we are united, we will be the last straw that breaks the camel s back, right?

Personally, I don't think it's right. Solidarity is generally a compliment. The straw that broke the camel's back was derogatory.

Because this sentence is true, even if we want to unite as one, then we can do anything at any time, so this sentence is true.

No, the last straw that broke the camel's back was a derogatory sentence, and unity is a positive word, and it is not a good word to use it together.

Misnomer. The straw that broke the camel's back.

It does not mean solidarity.

No, the straw that breaks the camel's back is usually bad things.

That's not right, it should be.

As long as we are united, we can overcome the difficulties ahead.

Because this sentence should be true, I think there is nothing that you can't do as long as you have been single-minded.

Unity can be said to be that everyone gathers firewood, the flame is high, the sand is piled up into a tower, and the city is united.

It was the last straw that broke the camel's back, please ask this sentence.

Only if we are united, we will not do anything bad, as long as we work hard and make unremitting efforts, we will eventually be able to achieve the goal.

The last straw that broke the camel's back was definitely not uh, but too much accumulation at that time, which made him retort.

As long as we are united, it will be the last straw that breaks the camel's back, and this saying is true.

The teacher forgot that as long as we are united, it will be the last straw that breaks the camel's back. This sentence is not right, it should be the last straw of the camel, just to say the last difficulty, or an inconspicuous thing.

The straw that crushed the camel was meant to be a huge camel that went beyond the limits of its patience and finally collapsed under a straw.

In life, this sentence is mainly used to describe a person or thing that has reached the verge of collapse in a difficult situation, and then a little thing will make it collapse.

The grass is relatively slight, and a piece of grass can't crush a camel, but if the weight of the grass exceeds the camel's bearing, the camel will be crushed to death, which is also easy to understand. And this last piece of grass acts as a fuse, and it just exceeds the load of the camel. So to emphasize the importance of this grass.

It seems that things have changed because of this grass, but in fact, there is a lot of grass in front of it. That is, the principle that quantitative change causes qualitative change.

How can a straw crush a camel In the past, there was a saying that a straw crushed a camel, which meant that the camel was loaded with a load, and gradually increased, and there would always be a limit from quantitative change to qualitative change, and at that time, another straw would crush the camel. Conversely, a straw can save a structure.

The collapse of the cavern or slope always starts with the fall of small pieces or the dislocation of the local area, and continues to deteriorate. If you add a little force to prevent this from happening in the first place, the result will be completely different. A thin column is compressed, it is very easy to flex, such as adding a few fulcrums, although it does not provide much reaction force, the thin column can withstand much greater pressure, it is the same reason, that is, to spend a very small price, to prevent the balance from tilting to one side, malignant development.

This seems to be a Western proverb, which means that a camel has become overwhelmed, and at this time, just put a straw on it, and it will crush it to death. It means that things have reached a tipping point where they can add any little bit of ground to their problems.

There is an article in the intensive reading of college English, which says that someone ran a long way to apply for a teacher, but along the way, and the situation during the interview made him feel very bad and depressed, and finally the principal of the school put forward a request, so that he could no longer bear it, and walked away, which was used at the time, saying that the principal's final request was the last straw on the camel. In the context of that time, it meant that you could no longer endure it, and you could no longer endure it.

Hello, I personally think this sentence can be understood in a long way:

1. If you take it literally, that is, no matter how many things you put before, you can overwhelm the camel, but after putting the last straw, the event is different, and the camel is crushed;

2. There is a literal meaning, and there is an extended meaning. That is, it often refers to a person encountering some things in his life, which bring them great pressure, but this is within the range of their bearing, once this degree is passed, once this critical value is broken, he collapses;

3. In addition, I think there is another meaning, that is, to consider it from another aspect. That's the last chance for victory, and once that opportunity comes, it's the final victory.

There was a man who owned an obedient camel, and he wanted to know how much straw her camel could carry.

Then he began to put straw on the camel, and he put all the straw on it, and only the last straw remained. The camel still stood there, motionless.

The owner casually threw the last straw on the camel.

As a result, the camel was crushed to death by this last straw.

Exceeding the limit of tolerance, carrying things in light, and consuming physical strength after a long time, if the carrying capacity is exceeded, over time, then the last grass will weigh a thousand pounds,

It was because he lost the belief in living, so he died in despair.

One year is old, one day is declining;

For example, if the Eastern Zhou Dynasty died, there would be no need for a serious illness.

Li Ao borrowed this Tang poem to predict in 1984 that the end of the KMT's road was imminent.

Li Ao is a maniac with mixed reviews, but I think this kind of posture is a kind of arrogance under great wisdom, and it is a means of skillfully using modern media to carry out propaganda. The ** who uses Li Ao as an entertainment condiment has just become a gun or even a cannon in his hand!

Reckless and free-spirited, contemptuous of **, famous all over the island, the manuscript fee is like a tide, why not?

Scholars and democracy fighters should put aside their morality and brag for their own courage!

In the past, high but not high was considered great, but after the moral revolution, arrogance but not arrogance is true greatness!

It was only that last straw that was needed to break the camel's back. The other party is like this, what should this party do?

When others are not feeling well, you still come to add fuel and vinegar.

Quantitative change to qualitative change...

Psychologically, this is considered attribution thinking.

The weight of a camel is limited, if we add it one by one, there will always be a time when the camel will be crushed to death, and the last straw is the last straw that crushes the camel.

It is generally used to describe a very mild but serious consequence.

The limits of things, even if they don't matter, can't be exceeded!

Everyone or everything has a limit.

Fate hangs by a thread. Metaphor for a specific situation. Something has reached saturation or limit. External factors are still at play. In the end, it collapsed.

I exceeded the limit of what I could bear.

Without that straw, the camel would not have fallen.