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Anonymous users2024-02-12A proverb that describes starting all over again, one step at a time, is:
A journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step, and there is no accumulation of steps to a thousand miles.
Proverbs quoted by other governors:
It starts small. (UK).
The far back cover starts from the near of the leakage, and the big things start from the small. Towering trees start from seeds. (Arab).
If you want to climb a tree, you have to start from the bottom. (Africa).
Everything starts from the roots. (Czech Republic).
Even the tallest towers rise from the ground. (Indonesia).
Thousands of miles away, starting from the first step. (Latin America).
Traveling thousands of miles must start with the first step. (Japan).
If you don't walk a very close road, you will feel very far away. (North Korea).
The road can only come to an end if you keep walking. (Vietnam).
Camels are slow, but they can reach their destination. Walking (in Turkey) is always with one foot in front and one foot behind. (Arab).
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Anonymous users2024-02-111.Verses about one step at a time.
Verses about one step at a time 1What is the proverb that describes doing things all over again, one step at a time?
A proverb that describes starting all over again, one step at a time, is:
A journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step, and there is no accumulation of steps to a thousand miles.
Proverbs quoted by other governors:
It starts small. (UK).
The long road starts from the near place, and the big things start from the small place. (Mongolia).
Towering trees start from seeds. (Arab).
If you want to climb a tree, you have to start from the bottom. (Africa).
Everything starts from the roots. (Czech.)
Even the tallest towers rise from the ground. (Indonesia).
Thousands of miles away, starting from the first step. (Latin America).
Traveling thousands of miles, you have to start with the first step. (Japan).
If you don't walk a very close road, you will feel very far away. (North Korea).
The road can only come to an end if you don't stop walking. Camels are slow, but they can reach their destination. [Turkey] always walks with one foot in front and one in the back. (Arab).
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Anonymous users2024-02-10Trace: Trace, footprint.
Jiang Xue Tang Liu Zongyuan.
Thousands of mountains and birds fly away, and thousands of people disappear.
Lonely boat, fishing alone in the cold river and snow.
"Jiang Xue" is a five-character landscape poem by the Tang Dynasty poet Liu Zongyuan, describing a cold river in the ice and snow, with no pedestrians and birds, only an old man alone in a lonely boat, silently fishing.
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Anonymous users2024-02-09Growing up is like the wind you think he's coming.
You want to hold it, but you find that he has gone so far You desperately want to chase but you can never catch up It's better to go with the flow and walk slowly behind him Time passes and steps out of a line of unique growth footprints that belong to you with hard work and perseverance Don't chase anything Just keep moving forward.
Energetic, enthusiastic and jealous.
Continuous learning from practical work to enrich their practical knowledge. It is necessary to learn the knowledge in the books, and practice should also keep up, the two should be carried out simultaneously, compared with the books, and even the knowledge learned in practice will be more abundant, the knowledge in the books is like a framework, after having a framework, it is necessary to make the whole framework full through the process of practice, so that the combination of the two is the most beneficial for our learning and self-improvement.
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