How to catch up, how to write to catch up

Take the initiative to get her done.

How to write: horizontal, vertical, horizontal, vertical, horizontal, apostrophe, apostrophe, horizontal, horizontal, vertical.

Basic definition: 1. Chasing: You chase me. Learn from the advanced and catch up with the advanced.

3. Go; To (somewhere): Catch the market. Rush to take the exam. Rush to the temple fair.

4. Harness: drive donkeys. Catch the cart.

5. Expulsion: Chase flies.

7. It is used in front of the word time to indicate that it will wait until a certain time: catch up with Ming'er. Hurry up and go home after the New Year.

Compounds: catch up, catch the car, hurry, hurry, hurry, catch, rush, catch, rush, catch, rush

Sentence formation: 1. The people did not support him and ousted him from power.

2. The most important thing for me at the moment is to catch up with my language scores.

3. In the wind and rain, my younger brother stumbled to school.

4. After a long day's journey, I felt a little hungry.

5. Snow White was kicked out by her cold stepmother.

6. You go quickly, or you can still catch the car.

7. After school, she can't wait to catch the bus.

8. Every day, my mother sent me to school and hurried to work.

9. We need to repair the levee before the rainy season comes.

10. After a day's journey, the troops were sleepy and tired. Ant God.

11. Hearing the shouting, everyone hurried over to see what was going on.

12. After receiving the telegram, he rushed back day and night.

13. He was unkempt, his face was not washed, and his teeth were not brushed, so he rushed to class.

14. This is my report that I rushed out all night, and omissions are inevitable.

15. He had just received the bad news of his grandfather's death and rushed back overnight.

The CRRC travels 20 kilometers per hour, the speed of the person is V, and the distance in advance is L, then Peishi: 6 60 * 24 = 6 60 * V + L

12 60*19=12 Difference in noise 60*v+l solution: v=14km hours.

l = 1 km.

Then the speed of the car is x.

10/60*x=10/60*14+1

Solution: x=20km hours.

This is not difficult, be patient:

First, replace time with hourly units: t1 = hour, t2 = 1 6 hours, t3 = hour.

Let the moment of departure, the person be at a distance of three cars s, and the following equation is known:

v person t1 + s = v fast t1 (1).

v person t3 + s = v slow t3 (2).

v person t2 + s = v in t2 (3).

Substitute the known with the go.

Person+s 24*

Person+s 19*

1 6v person + s v medium 6

Simultaneous calculation of 20km h in v

Bicycle speed blind sail (19*12-24*6) (12-6)=14

The distance in the middle grinding hail car travel section (24*6+(10-6)*14) 10 = 20

Belch.. I'm going to ask a question:

1) Why are you chasing him Is he a criminal? The base tour is cautious.

2) Are the fast, medium and slow cars all police cars?

3) Are the fast, medium and slow cars with their police lights on? Overspeeding? Ran a red light?

4) Gone

rush [gǎn] interpretation:

1.Chase, arrive as soon as possible or in time: Super.

Assemble. Advanced. 2.

Fast, fast: Fast. Road.

Task. 3.Expulsion, drive:

Stupid Sheep Regiment. Expel. 4.

Wait until (sometime): with orange Ming'er. 5.

Encounter (a situation or opportunity): Positive.