Words used to describe advantages, idioms to describe many advantages

Words that can describe the advantages are:

1. Be careful. Pinyin]: xìxīn

Explanation]: Attentive: people. Look after.

2. Bravery. Pinyin]: yǒnggǎn

Explanation]: not afraid of danger and difficulty; Guts: Witty. Combat.

3. Honesty. Pinyin]: chéngshí

Explanation]: Words and deeds are consistent with inner thoughts (referring to good thoughts and behaviors); Not fake: This kid is very good and doesn't lie.

Fourth, filial piety. Pinyin]: xiàoshùn

Explanation]: Devoted to the parents and obeying the will of the parents: Both parents. He was a child.

5. Humor. Pinyin]: yōumò

Explanation]: funny or ridiculous and meaningful: rhetoric.

一、 大有裨益 【全spelling】: dà yǒu bì yì 【Interpretation】: 裨益:

Benefits, benefits. Describe the benefits as great. [Source]:

Northern Qi Shu Tang Yong Biography": "Compared with the end of Wuping, the treasury gradually became empty, and Yong Du withdrew gold, which was of great benefit. Examples:

In the meantime, those who excel in themselves are passed down in the Bible. Ming Jiao Hong, "Yutang Congyu Literature".

The name is well deserved, the ice is clear and jade, and the talent is a table

Talented and beautiful, both moral and moral.

Keep improving, benefit a lot, fruitful, kill two birds with one stone (kill two birds with one stone, kill two birds with one stone)....

[Idiom]: ruler is short, inch is long [pinyin]: chǐyóusuǒduǎn, cùnyóusuǒchánɡ

Explanation]: Short: insufficient, long: excessive. Parables have their strengths and weaknesses, and each has its merits.

Idiom]: ruler short inch long [pinyin]: chǐduǎncùncháng

Explanation]: The ruler is short, and the inch is long. Each person or thing has its own strengths and weaknesses.

Idiom]: flawed yu mutual see [pinyin]: xiáyúhùjiàn

Explanation]: Parables have disadvantages as well as advantages.

Idiom]: Each has a thousand autumn [pinyin]: gèyǒuqiānqiū

Explanation]: Qianqiu: thousand years, extended to a long time. Each has its own value. The parable is that each person has his own strengths, and each person has his own characteristics.

Idiom]: 白玉微線 [pinyin]: báiyùwēixiá

Explanation]: There are some small spots on the white jade. The metaphor is a good person or thing with some minor shortcomings, and there is a fly in the ointment.

Idiom]: flawless concealment jade [pinyin]: xiábùyǎnyù

Explanation]: Flaw: Spots on jade. Figurative shortcomings do not cover up advantages, disadvantages are secondary, and advantages are primary.

Extended reading: Idioms that describe merit.

Idiom]: Self-expression [pinyin]: zìwǒbiǎoxiàn

Explanation]: Show or promote your strengths to make yourself stand out.

Idiom]: 各有長 [pinyin]: gèyǒusuǒchéng

Explanation]: Long: strengths, advantages. Each has its own strengths and advantages. Generally speaking, it mostly refers to talents.

Idiom]: 不實動動長 [pinyin]: bùyícùncháng

Explanation]: Inch length: a slight strength. Don't miss a little bit of strength. Describe being good at discovering the good in others and giving praise.

Extended reading: Idioms that describe shortcomings [Idioms]: 持人长长长长 [pinyin]: chírénchángduǎn

Explanation]: It refers to grasping the shortcomings and faults of others as a handle and attacking them.

Idiom]: [pinyin]: méiyǒushuōde

Explanation]: Refers to the absence of shortcomings that can be blamed. Or it means that there is no problem, and there is no need to say it.

Idiom]: The road of a thousand miles, not straight to rope [pinyin]: qiānlǐzhīlù, bùkězhíyǐshéng

Explanation]: A thousand-mile long road cannot be required to be as straight as a rope. Describing people and things is different, has advantages and disadvantages, and cannot be measured by one standard.

Idiom]: No one is perfect [pinyin]: rénwúwánrén

Explanation]: There is no such thing as a perfect person. A parable cannot require a person to be free from a little flawed error.

Idiom]: Fifty steps laugh hundred steps [pinyin]: wǔshíbùxiàobǎibù

Explanation]: Those who have taken fifty steps back in battle ridicule those who have taken a hundred steps back. It is a metaphor for having the same shortcomings and mistakes as others, but to a lesser extent, but laughing at others without self-awareness.

The advantages are generally described as: studious, diligent, clear distinction between right and wrong, strong, cheerful, patriotic, tireless, hardworking, self-confident, noble, majestic, energetic, energetic, romantic, harmonious, united, kind, temperamental, talented, beautiful, cute, shy, meticulous, patient, enthusiastic, serious.