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Turning the whole into zero, the east and the west, the lonely and the miserable, the seven and the eight, the beads and jade, the scattered stars, the gratitude and the zero, the zero into the whole, and the autumn first.

Scattered scattered and sparkling.

Not afraid of danger, escaping from the battle, vividly dazzling, dazzling, sharp teeth, exquisite, strange rocks, eight-sided exquisite, rare, living beings are charred, condescending.

Scattered and scattered, scattered in the east and scattered in the west.

Nothing, nothing, worthless, nameless, destitute.

The end of the road ......

0+0=0 idiom: nothing.

Pinyin: yī wú suǒ yǒu.

Definition: Nothing. It refers to money, but also to grades and knowledge.

Source: "Dunhuang Variation Anthology: Lushan Yuan Gonghua": "Like the moon in the water, the wind in the air, there is no law, there is nothing." ”

synonyms: empty, empty-handed, without long things, with four walls.

Antonyms: all-encompassing, all-encompassing, all-encompassing, all-encompassing.

"Nothing" in a sentence:

1. This profiteer, who started by hoarding and living in a strange situation, finally became nothing.

2. When you feel like you have nothing, there are always people who have less than you.

3. However, when the rhapsodies of childhood fade away, I find that there is nothing but the dream of genius, and all that is only the shortcomings of the quirks of genius. The world forgives Wagner for his insolence, but they won't forgive me.

4. After going through the wind and rain, we hold hands together, even if we have nothing, forget all the sadness of the past, even if we have been bumpy for a long time, today we can join hands forever, true love is the only reason for happiness!

5. He has lived a profligate life since he was a child, and he never expected that he would now fall into a situation where he has nothing.

6. The equation of love: one plus one equals everything, and two minus one equals zero. With you, I have the whole world; Without you, I have nothing.

1. Thanksgiving: Describe tears of gratitude, and describe extreme emotion.

2. Piecemeal knocking: refers to the intermittent way of doing it piecemeal.

3. Tears like rain: Tears flow down like rain, describing the deep feelings of longing.

4. Looking at autumn before zero: It is a metaphor for weak physique, unable to withstand wind and frost, and also a metaphor for decay before aging.

5. Loneliness and suffering: Describe loneliness, hardship, and helplessness.

6. Zero light feather: a metaphor for a small part of precious things.

7. Broken hands and feet: It means that the hands and feet are not clean, which is a metaphor for petty theft.

8. Fragments and jade: a metaphor for fragmentary but cherished things.

9, wind and rain Sun quietly floating: meaning.

1. Thanksgiving: Describe tears of gratitude, and describe extreme emotion.

2. Piecemeal knocking: refers to the intermittent way of doing it piecemeal. Clan is orange.

3. Tears like rain: Tears flow down like rain, describing the deep feelings of longing.

4. Looking at autumn before zero: It is a metaphor for weak physique, unable to withstand wind and frost, and also a metaphor for decay before aging.

5. Loneliness and suffering: Tolerance and loneliness, loneliness and hardship, helpless.

6. Zero light feather: a metaphor for a small part of precious things.

7. Broken hands and feet: It means that the trillions refer to unclean hands and feet, which is a metaphor for petty theft.

8. Fragments and jade: a metaphor for fragmentary but cherished things.

9. Wind and rain drifting: meaning.

The four seas are scattered, scattered and scattered, scattered and scattered, scattered and scattered, and scattered chickens and dogs.

1. Drifting in all directions.

Explanation]: Sihai: refers to all parts of the country. Drifting: A metaphor for misfortune, loss of support, and instability in life. It refers to wandering everywhere and having no life.

From]: Ming Luo Guanzhong's "Romance of the Three Kingdoms" Chapter 28: "The four seas are scattered, and there is no place to stay."

Wandering around, there is no life. There is no place for him.

Second, seven and eight falls.

Explanation]: Describe the appearance of scattered and sparse. In particular, it refers to the original many and neat things, which are now scattered.

From]: Song Weibai's "Jianzhong Yasukuni Continued Lantern Record" Volume 6: "Tasteless talk, scattered." ”

There is nothing to talk about, and the original many and neat things are now scattered.

Example]: A small belongings that have been messed up. Ming Feng Menglong, "Xingshi Hengyan", vol. 16.

Syntax]: associative; as a predicate, adverbial, complement; Derogatory.

synonyms] scattered stars, scattered clouds, five scattered two, seven messy, uneven, seven upside down, fragmented, scattered, disorganized, disorganized.

antonyms] neat, endless, well-organized, integrated, endless, organized.

Third, the east is zero and the west falls.

Explanation]: Scattered and sparse. Describe decay.

From]: Qu Qiubai's "Chronicle of the Hungry Country" ten: "When I left the empty field of the station, I saw the scattered houses in the east and west, the buildings burned down during the war, the remnants of the foundation, and the sad lamentation of the bankruptcy of capitalism." ”

synonyms] scattered in the east.

Fourth, sporadic and sporadic.

Explanation]: Fragmentary, small amounts. Descriptions are fragmented and incomplete.

From]: Ming Ling Mengchu's "The Surprise of the First Moment" volume 14: "Yuan came to see Yang Hua in the suburbs of the suburbs and received a lot of bags of silver, but he didn't know how much, his heart was on fire, and his thoughts wanted to seek him. ”

synonyms] sparsely.

antonyms] mighty, all over the world.

Fifth, chicken and dog pieces.

Explanation]: Describe things as fragmented and small, not systematic.

From]: Mao Dun's "Miscellaneous Writing on a Rainy Day": "Then this feature cannot but have a good name, so the proposed title says:'Chicken bits and pieces'Yun'er. ”

Syntax]: associative; as a predicate, object, definite, adverbial; Derogatory.

synonyms] trivial, overwhelmed, fragmented, trivial, fragmented.

antonyms] 荦荦大端, pivotal, huge and friendless.

絇組組線 zhěng wéi líng [語義] divides a whole into many scattered parts.

Speech] Guo Moruo's "Hong Bo Qu, Chapter 4, Four": "After Shanghai became an isolated island; They are broken into pieces; Children posing as refugees escaped. ”

Orthophony] for; It cannot be pronounced as "wèi".

Identify] whole; Can't write "positive"; Zero; It cannot be written "another".

Antisense] turn the pieces into whole parts.

Usage] corresponds to "turn parts into wholes". It is mostly used in the military; It refers to a mode of combat for troops. It is generally used as a predicate, object, and definite.

Structure] conjunctive form.

Turning parts into wholes, half of them are not falling, and they are fragmented.

Eighth, the feeling of extreme tears, loneliness and suffering, and the whole into zero.

Divided into two, single-minded, love at first sight, a lifetime, a smile.

: Thanksgiving, turning the whole into a whole, turning the whole into a whole, chicken and dog pieces, breaking and knocking, breaking and knocking, zero and lonely, seven or eight pieces, breaking and beating, and scattered hairies