What does it mean to have no daylight? What does daywhite mean?

There is no day, there is no day, it is all night, which shows that a person's mood is very low.

This friend has also taken a literal analysis, which means that the front part has no daytime effect.

That is, there is no day at all, it is all dark days, which usually refers to people's mood!

The meaning of this phrase is that there is no day, and the whole day is spent in a dark day.

The meaning of this sentence is to work day and night, and only with such high-intensity dedication can he ensure that the normal life of their family is too hard.

It doesn't mean white at all, it should not be white, and it's not smooth and probably rough.

This should be a weather situation, an image representation.

Hey, may I ask if the day is all the night, and I can't get out of the difficulties.

In the United States, what does 100 days mean? The main thing that is all white is that there is no day in spring.

Generally speaking, it is always a season of the year, and it is a dark season.

This is not an idiom, but a forced put of 4 words together, which is self-created.

There are many interpretations of day, it may mean a day, it may mean the sun.

It's nice to think that you mean the day in the day there is a particular way to the party.

I don't understand what this sentence means, you can wait a little longer and see if someone else can give you a correct answer.

What does this mean, it must be a special meaning, what do you think he means.

Ribai, a colloquial word used in many local dialects, has the meaning of funny, chatting, bragging, lying, powerful, dishonest, meaningless, etc. Depending on the scene in which you speak, you will have different meanings; Nowadays, the language uses the word "daywhite" in remote places.

Ribai in the Shaanxi dialect, often said as "Ribai lies", which means lying and deceiving people There are many dialects starting with "day" in the Shaanxi dialect: day ghost, day eye ......The day ghost means "to make a stumbling block from it", and the day eye describes people as "bad".

Ribai is a Chongqing dialect, and Chengdu people also say it, but that meaning is not as much as Chongqing's Ribai.

The word has been pronounced on different occasions with mixed reviews.

Praise: For example, Ronaldo scored 3 goals in one game, which is a good day; Your baby is white, Lin Chiling was chased by you, and so on.

Degraded: Your baby is white in the group every day, and I don't see what you have and so on.

Sichuan dialect, which means that this person is very able to speak, very eloquent, and eloquent. There are also the meanings of bragging, big talking, and deceiving. There is also this saying in the Shaanxi dialect, which is generally said to be "lying in the white of the day", which means lying and deceiving people.

In the Chongqing dialect, there is also an incredibly absurd meaning. The accent varies slightly from place to place: 1. Sichuan and Yichang are generally pronounced as:

day, (be); 2. Hubei pronunciation: ri bie Ribai also has the meaning of narcissism In the Hubei Lichuan dialect, Ribai (ribei) also has a very powerful meaning. Example:

You've been playing basketball for a long time. (You're so good at basketball.) )

White day means day, and the sun refers to time in general【day,daytime】 Daytime. 【sun】 The sun is in the mountains. Tang Wang Zhilian's "Climbing the Stork's Tower".

time] refers to the waste of time. 白日 [pinyin]: bái rì.

synonyms: day, day, day. Antonyms:

Night. <>Daytime sentences1. You can daydream, but you can also daywork.

2. It can make you as the Lord. 520 is the day of the small attack confession. 521 is the day of the confession of the less.

3. Come and continue daydreaming, sadly it's really a daydream.

4. Dare to come to the temple in the white sun.

5, youth is appreciated, and the sun is clear.

6. Come on, like a comet in the day.

7. The fog is stinging, and the sky is blue and white.

8, the spring and white wind are in Xiangjin.

9, the day goes like an arrow, and the one who reaches cherishes the sun.

10, the day is empty, and youth comes again.

11. Hope cannot be called a daydream, nor can a daydream be called hope.

12, the day is like an arrow, and those who reach it cherish time.

13. Daydream and enjoy sleep.

14, return and smile at the spring breeze, and ascend to the blue sky during the day.

15, there is no fixed shadow in the daytime, and there is no fixed wave in the Qingjiang River.

16, look up to the clouds, see the day, and don't feel far away.

17, peach and plum youth, who can be a day.

18, heavy clouds cover the day, and the idle rain is faint.

19, the days are short, and a hundred years of hardship are easy to fulfill.

20, the day is near, and the Yellow River flows into the sea.

The meaning of the day: day, sun, time, etc., comes from the Tang Dynasty Wang Zhilian's "Climbing the Stork's Tower", "Climbing the Stork's Tower" is a poem created by the Tang Dynasty poet Wang Zhilian. The first two sentences of this poem are written about the natural destruction of the scenery, but the beginning of the pen has shrunk thousands of miles at hand, so that there is a momentum of thousands of miles at hand, and the last two sentences are freehand, written unexpectedly, and the philosophy and scenery and situation are dissolved seamlessly.

The poet's heart, which is shocked by nature, realizes a simple and profound philosophy, which can urge people to abandon their complacent and superficial knowledge, climb high and look at it, and constantly open up a new realm of better and better. Qing Dynasty poetry critics believed: "Wang's poem is just two crosses, the front cross has been exhausted, and the back cross has the potential of a thousand miles in size."

This poem is the final work of the five-character poem of the Tang Dynasty, Wang Zhilian is famous for this five-word quatrain, and the stork tower is also famous in China because of this poem.

Although there are only two crosses in this poem, it depicts the majestic momentum and magnificent scene of the rivers and mountains of the northern country with thousands of huge rafters, which is majestic and far-reaching, and has inspired the Chinese nation to be high-spirited for thousands of years. In particular, the last two sentences are often quoted to express a positive and exploratory and infinitely enterprising attitude towards life. To this day, this poem still appears from time to time on major political and diplomatic occasions of the Chinese national fiber.