There is nothing wrong with struggling 40

Difficult walking--- refers to: difficulty walking, inconvenient movement. For example: Give yourself a strong reason or goal. If you don't, you'll feel like you're struggling in life.

There is no blame--- the thickness of it: deep; Non: Criticism, denial.

That is, not to blame excessively. It means that although there are shortcomings in speaking and doing things, there are still merits and should be understood. For example:

Everyone has their own different view of happiness, as long as they feel good, others are okay.

Struggling [Term] Struggling.

pronunciation: bù lǚ wéi jiān

Interpretation] refers to difficulty in walking and inconvenient movement.

Source] "History of the Song Dynasty: Zhang Zongjing III": "Those who are old and difficult to walk, and listen to the staff, still let the people guard and support them." "Ming Shao Jingzhan's "Looking for the Lantern Because of the Words of Gui Qian's Dream": "Reading Liu, the neck is indebted, the leaves, the color is withered, and the steps are difficult. ”

For example, the grandmother's feet are triangular, but the little girl's feet are heavenly and can fly. (Lu Xun's "Huagai Collection: This and That").

synonyms] struggling, faltering, dilemma, difficult to walkAntonyms] Walking like flying, striding meteor.

Usage] as a predicate; It is used for the elderly or those with medical conditions with limited mobility. Nothing to blame, nothing to blame, idiom. The Chinese pinyin is wú kě hòu fēi, which mainly refers to nothing that can be overly blamed. From the Eastern Han Dynasty Bangu "Hanshu Wang Mang Biography".

Explanation of walking on thin ice.

tread on eggs]

It's like stepping on thin ice. The metaphor is that danger can happen at any time, and that things are done with extreme caution, prudence, loyalty, and walking on thin ice. ——Three Kingdoms Wei Cao Cao "Please Jue Xun Yu Table" explains in detail The metaphor is the psychology of guarding against fear and prudence.

Poetry, Xiaoya, Xiaomin: trembling, like facing the abyss, like walking on thin ice. Mao Chuan:

Fear of falling also. Han Cai Yong's "Xi Ding Ming": At the time, he served His Majesty's steps, and those who heard the public's words, were all vigilant and walked on thin ice.

Word decomposition Explanation of such as ú in accordance with obedience: as desired. Wishful Balance.

Follow suit. Like, like, like whatever: so.

So. As. Like old friends.

As before. Tourists are weaving. Compare, and:

A picture is worth a thousand words. Sigh to yourself. To, to:

Toilet. If, suppose: if.

If. If. Nai, how Explanation of Ice Ice ī Water is a solid formed by condensation:

Ice cube. Ice. Refrigerator.

Icehouse. Ice sculpture. Frozen.

Ice hockey. Iced. Ice release (melts like ice, and the suspicions, doubts, misunderstandings, etc. of the former trap are completely eliminated).

Ice cream. Crystallization into solid, crystalline shape: rock sugar.

Cryolite. Chilling: Ice hands and feet.

1.Struggling, like walking on thin ice.

The original text of the "General's Order" by Mo Yingfeng is: "It is like straying into a minefield on the battlefield, and it is difficult to move." "When it is difficult to use, you must pay attention to the scope of its use, which mainly indicates the difficulties or setbacks encountered in life.

Walking on thin ice, from the Book of Songs: "Trembling, like facing the abyss, like walking on thin ice". He has similarities with Struggle, but the way he uses it is different.

Walking on thin ice describes doing things very carefully, and it has a deeper meaning, which is to be wary in the current environment. Both struggling and walking on thin ice are from classic Chinese literary works, so they have similarities in their provenances, and because their meanings are relatively similar, they often appear together in the text, and both indicate that they are in a bad situation.

2.The difference between struggling and walking on thin ice.

Generally speaking, struggling means that people encounter more difficulties in life, it emphasizes the life situation, and the object of its description is things. Walking on thin ice, on the other hand, refers to people's mentality and performance in a certain uncomfortable environment, emphasizing more on the mental state of the individual, and the object of walking on thin ice is a subjective person. The synonym for walking on thin ice is to tremble.

If you carefully distinguish and find that the description objects of the two are different, you must pay attention to the details of the idiom when using it, so as to avoid using the wrong idiom.