What does it mean to be transient, and what does it mean to be transient?

Meaning: numerous changes in a short period of time. Describe the changes are very numerous, very fast.

Synonyms are: ever-changing, changeable, white clouds and dogs. Antonyms: immutable, stagnant.

From Hu Hong's "Title on the Sealing Temple" of the Song Dynasty: "The wind and clouds change in a flash, and the red dust is really in vain." The word is more formal; often used as a predicate and a definite; It is mostly used in written language.

瞬息万变 [shùn xī wàn biàn].

Instantaneous: in the blink of an eye; Breath: Breathe. There are a lot of changes in a very short period of time. Describe a lot of changes very quickly.

Source: Song Hu Hong's "Title on the Sealing Temple": "The wind and clouds change in a flash, and it is really futile for the red dust to run." ”

Instantaneous: in the blink of an eye; Breath: Breathe. It has changed many times in a very short period of time.

Fast changing. idioms).

Ever-changing is a common idiom that refers to rapid and frequent changes in a very short period of time, which is more formal.

Chinese name. Fast changing.

Pronunciation. shùn xī wàn biàn

Interpretation. It has changed many times in a very short period of time.

Source: The title is on the temple.

Interpretation:1The breath that comes in and out when you breathe:

Nose. Gasp. Sigh.

Obstruct. Ever-changing. 2.

Stop, rest: rest. Rest.

Anger. Soldier. Things are quiet.

Stop. Flat. Banners.

3.Reproduction, breeding: recuperation.

Multiply. 4.Message:

Vanish. Letter. 5.

Children: Son

It is very varied in a very short time!

It's that change is very fast, very fast.

Idiom explanation: There are a lot of changes in a very short period of time. Describe a lot of changes very quickly.

Chinese pronunciation: shùn xī wàn biàn.

Idiom source: Song Hu Hong's "Title on the Sealing Temple": "The wind and clouds change in a flash. Translation: The wind and the clouds change in an instant.

Idiom analysis: the difference between transient change and "unpredictable" is: transient change is more important than "10,000"; Refers to a very short period of time and a lot of variation; "unpredictable" is more focused on "unpredictable"; It means that there are many changes and it is not easy to grasp.

Idiom usage: more formal; as a predicate, a definite; Used in written language.

Explanation: It has changed many times in a very short period of time.

Details] Instant: a blink of an eye; Breath: Breathe.

Pronunciation: shùn xī wàn biàn

Usage] is more formal; as a predicate, a definite; Used in written language.

Example] The clouds change rapidly in the evening, and people can't help but marvel at the wonders of nature.

Vernacular text] The wind and clouds are changing in the blink of an eye, and the red dust is in vain.

In a very short period of time, a lot of things have changed. Describe the changes very quickly and a lot.

From]: The sixteenth chapter of Qing Wu Zhaoren's "History of Pain": "The military situation is changing rapidly, don't say that it will be a few days before we get to the south, and at this time, Prime Minister Wen doesn't know where he is gone?" ”

Example: The development of the situation in the past two weeks is really like a storm, showing the complex relationship that is unique to a historical turning point.

Synonyms: long nights, many dreams.

Explanation]: As the metaphor drags on, the situation may change adversely.

From]: Qing Lu Liuliang's "True Writings of Family Motto": "The recommendation is close to the conflict, the night is long and there are many dreams, Gong will have an accident in the future, what can I do?" ”

Example: This matter should be solved quickly, so as not to cause problems again.

Syntax]: associative; as a predicate, a definite, an object; Derogatory sentence 1I still sold the TV so that I wouldn't have too many dreams at night.

2.Hurry up and solve this problem, otherwise there will be many dreams at night and rampant.

3.The time should be as much as possible before next year's South Korea**, so as not to have many long nights and dreams.

4.Since he agreed to this matter, you should hurry up and do it, so as not to have too many dreams at night.

"Instantaneous change" reads "shùn xī wàn biàn": there are many changes in a very short period of time. Describe a lot of changes very quickly.

Source: Song Hu Hong's "Title on the Sealing Temple": "The wind and clouds change in a flash, and the red dust is really in vain. ”

Sentence formation: 1. The climate there is changing rapidly, and ordinary plants cannot survive at all.

2. **** is changing rapidly, and not everyone can make money.

3. Climb Mount Tai to watch the sunrise, and you can appreciate the ever-changing scene of the clouds on the eastern horizon.

4. The times are changing rapidly, and blindly sticking to the rules will eventually be eliminated.

5. The comrades of this alpine meteorological station have made long-term observations of the rapidly changing local climate and gradually grasped its changing laws.

6. Things in the world are changing rapidly, and it is not easy for people's understanding to keep up with the ever-changing and developing world.

7. On the one hand, we must adhere to our principles, and on the other hand, we must use our power to adapt to the ever-changing situation of struggle.

8. With the rapid change of the situation on the field, the audience is eager to try and gear up.

9. To cope with this rapidly changing world, it is not possible to hold the mentality of waiting for the rabbit.

10. We are facing a colorful world, which is changing with each passing day and changing rapidly.

Transient Explanation: Instantaneous: a blink of an eye; Breath: Breathe. There are a lot of changes in a very short period of time. Describe a lot of changes very quickly.

There are a lot of changes in a very short period of time. Describe a lot of changes very quickly.

It's not just sad to die of ugliness.

Meaning: numerous changes in a short period of time. Describe a lot of changes and extremely fast silver cavities.

Synonyms are: ever-changing, changeable, white clouds and dogs. Antonyms: immutable, stagnant.

From Hu Hong's "Title on the Sealing Temple" of the Song Dynasty: "The wind and clouds change in a flash, and it is really futile to run away in red dust and shirts." The word is more formal; often used as a predicate and a definite; It is mostly used in written language.

Refers to rapid and frequent changes in a very short period of time.

Instantaneous: a very short period of time in the blink of an eye and a breath; Change: There are so many changes. There are a lot of changes in a very short period of time. Describe a lot of changes very quickly.

Meaning: numerous changes in a short period of time. Describe a lot of changes and extremely fast silver cavities.

Synonyms are: ever-changing, changeable, white clouds and dogs. Antonyms: immutable, stagnant.

From Hu Hong's "Title on the Sealing Temple" of the Song Dynasty: "The wind and clouds change in a flash, and it is really futile to run away in red dust and shirts." The word is more formal; often used as a predicate and a definite; It is mostly used in written language.