Grade 7 Chinese collects 50 idioms

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When expressing full confidence: confidence is 100 times or foolproof, and 9 out of 10 is stable to indicate that someone is making a small calculation: when calculating or carefully calculating to indicate that someone is doing a good job, it is used: agile action

It is used to represent a thing when two people divide it equally: half a catty and eight taels, one heart, and five or nine additions.

1. There is no distinction between you and me

Divide the world equally, express the real, and cannot be changed

It means that the work is not thoughtful, and it is used when it is done: it is more than enough to do things, and it is not enough to do things. First cut and then play, die and then die, courage is commendable.

When expressing confidence, it is used: nine out of ten.

When indicating that someone is making a small abacus, it is used: small ninety-nine or catty calculation.

It is used to indicate that someone is doing a good job, and three is divided by five.

Show one thing when two people divide it equally: two one add five.

It means that it is real and cannot be changed: one is one, and two is two to indicate that it is not thoughtful to do things, and it is used when it is done: one does not do, and two does not stop.

1. Be ambitious

2. Be budget-conscious

3. Clean and neat

4. Equally divided

5. Steady and steady

6. Regardless of three, seven, twenty-one.

When expressing confidence: Win the game.

When it means that someone is making a small abacus, it is used: careful calculation.

It is used to indicate that someone is quick to do things: hands and eyes are fast.

It is used to indicate that two people are equally divided: equally.

When it is real and cannot be changed, it is used: a word is certain.

It means that the work is not thoughtful, and when you do it, you can use it again: cut first and then play.

1. Be ambitious

2. Scheming.

3. Clean and neat

4. Equally divided

5. Nail it in the coffin.

6. Chop first and then play.

Dig a well when you are thirsty.

lín kě jué jǐng

Interpretation] Pro: to; Dig: Dig. When you are thirsty, you dig a well. The parable is not prepared beforehand; It's not until the end of the day that I start to figure it out.

Speech] Ming Zhu Bolu's "Maxims for Governing the Family": "It is advisable to prepare for a rainy day; Dig wells without thirst. ”

Zhengyin] dig; It cannot be pronounced as "qū".

Identify] thirst; cannot be written "drink"; Dig; It cannot be written as "dig".

synonyms] caught off guard and sharpened the gun.

Antisense] Be prepared and always be prepared.

Usage] has a pejorative connotation. It is generally used as a predicate and a definite.

Structure] Linked type.

Discernment] and "grinding the gun in battle"; It's all a metaphor for finding a way when things come to an end. Sometimes it can be used universally. But the emphasis is on "thirst"; Refers to temporary urgent need; "Grinding guns in battle" emphasizes "in battle"; It refers to doing things.

Example sentence] Kobayashi usually doesn't study well; I drove the night train until the exam was about to be taken; This approach; Can it solve the problem?

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