The legs run fast one by one, and the 100 meter race is after the break

Oiled soles of the feet

Thirty-six plans, go for the upper plan-

1. 100-meter race - every second counts.

2. [Explanation] We must strive for every minute and second. Describe hurrying.

4. Example sentence: In order to catch up with the large army, the little soldier walked forward step by step, and the 100-meter race was a race against time, and finally converged with the large army before dawn.

Afterword:100-meter race – every second counts.

Explanation:

Every minute and every second must be strife. Describe hurrying.

Jin Shu Tao Kan Biography": "The common saying says: 'The sage of Dayu is a pity for the yin, and as for the people, they should cherish the yin. ’”

The turtle in the urn - nowhere to run.

Lin rushed to Liangshan; Nose pushes the trolley; Running on the bow of the boat - running in the heart of the desperate - magnanimous.

Rabbits that don't nest - running from place to place.

set up a good stage and ran the show - ran in vain.

A paralyzed ran across Lijiaqiao - imprisoned.

The short man walks with the tall man – a few extra steps.

Oil-covered rats run into the fire – what's so good about it.

The donkey colt runs into the mill – learning to turn.

Big-headed fish with a saddle - a runner of the sea; Running the sea; Running rivers and lakes; those who run the rivers and lakes; Pretend to run the sea with a thread tied to two grasshoppers - one can't run.

Horse Running on the Boat - Cornered.

A hole was poked in the big ball - and I ran away with all my stomach.

The horn dog is running after him - just trying to get a mouth.

Plugging the nest and digging out the sparrow - hand to grab; Not a single one can run.

Barbed wire running - hanging.

The rabbit pouts its tail - and runs happily.

Turtle Race – Climb slowly.

Prisoner Escape – Boredom; No shackles.

The mad wolf ran into the flock - too much to clean up; It was so messy that I couldn't clean up the nun and ran into the monk's hall - I went to the wrong door.

The shell lang ran into the black bean hoard - pretending to be a big one. Black beans.

Turtle in the tank - didn't run; Didn't run.

The hounds run before the yellow wolf - the wicked sue first.

Dead Zhuge scares away the living Zhongda - life is better than death.

Those who run dry boats should hold on.

Running to the moon and singing a big drama - full of high notes.

The turtle in the urn, the fish in the net - did not run.

Running horses in the alleyways - can't let go of the hooves.

Horse Running on the Wall - The road is not wide; There weren't a few back and forth.

Running on the railing – taking risks.

Running with a tongue in your mouth - say whatever you like; Love to say what to say; Whatever you like, run on the pitch – go around in circles.

Horses run miles, rabbits run miles - each has its own plans.

The bear ran to the stage – to make a fool of himself.

One thread buckles two ants – one can't run.

Out of the flock came a donkey -- a big head.

Wang Ba who got into the oil pot - didn't run; Can't run.

1. 100-meter race - every second counts.

2. [Explanation] Every minute and every second, the liquid line must also be buried, buried and taken. Describe hurrying.

3. Source: "Jin Shu Tao Kan Biography": "As the saying goes: 'The sage of Dayu is a pity for the yin, as for the people, they should cherish the nuclear staring at the yin. ’”

4. Example sentence: In order to catch up with the large army, the little soldier walked forward step by step, and the 100-meter race was a race against time, and finally converged with the large army before dawn.

100-meter race – scramble.

Afterwords for the 100-meter race:

Race against time. Interpretation] This refers to the 100-meter race, which is decided by minutes and seconds; Turning to seizing all the time to do things. In order to get good results, you should race like a 100-meter race, every second counts, so that you can hope for the title of the gold list.

1. Afterwords to describe people running fast:

Got rabbit legs - run fast.

Oiling the soles of your feet – slip fast.

2. Characteristics of the afterword:

After the break is a special form of language created by the Chinese people in their life practice. It is generally composed of two parts, the first half is a metaphor of the image, like a riddle, and the second half is an explanation, explanation, like a riddle, and the middle should be separated by ——. In a certain language environment, it is common to say the first half of the sentence, and to remove the second half of the "break", you can understand and guess its original meaning, so it is called the rest of the language.

I still need to wipe my sweat.

Whispering in the cold.

It hurts every time I remember.

are all looking at strangers strangely.

Against the clock.

Words that race against time.

Interpretation] do not let go of a minute and a second; Described as having a tight grasp of time. Also known as "every second counts".

"Jin Shu Tao Kan Biography": "The common saying says: 'The sage of Dayu; It's a pity to be yin; As for the multitude; Be sorry to divide the yin. ’”

Identification] seconds; You can't write "wonderful".

Usage] with positive connotations. Generally as an object.

Structure] combined.

Race against time to make sentences.

1.Before the floods arrived, people were scrambling to repair the dam.

2.Before the performance, the actors raced against time to rehearse.

3.Young people should grasp their own lives well, go all out and devote themselves to learning in a race against time, and strive to realize themselves.

4.The whole class is racing against time to learn.

5.Parents are thrifty in their daily lives and work hard against time so that their children can afford to go to school and live happily with peace of mind.

6.Time is the most precious, it is the source of life, we must advocate the race against time!

7.Everyone is racing against time to learn, and no one is letting anyone.

8.Rescuers had to fight against the clock with clogged mobile** networks.

9.In order to complete the project as soon as possible, the workers worked against time.

Long-distance races – every second.

Long-distance running race - race against time, defeated rooster - depressed, early blooming red plum - can't wait for the cold.