Sentence Writing sentences in a plummeting sentence

"Plummeting".

The meaning of "thousand zhang" in bai is several thousand feet, which is described here as deep. dao "plummeting" interpretation: A.

1. Pronunciation: yī luò qiān zhàng2, expression meaning: the original description of the sound of the piano suddenly changes from high to low; Ready-made has dropped dramatically and is used to describe a sharp decline in reputation, status, or economic status.

3. Source: From Han Yu's "Listening to Yingshi Playing the Piano" in the Tang Dynasty: You can't climb the scale, and the loss of momentum plummets.

4. Usage: more formal; as a predicate, a definite; Derogatory.

Qianzhang: "Zhangbai" is ancient.

The unit used to measure length when du, zhi one zhang is equal to ten feet. Qianzhang dao

The descriptive version is deep.

Meaning: original form.

The sound of the piano changes abruptly from high to low; Ready-made has dropped dramatically and is used to describe a sharp decline in reputation, status, or economic status.

From: Sun Yat-sen's "The People Must Save the Country with Personality".

Original: Why has our international standing plummeted? This is because we Chinese do not cheer ourselves up, so we are degenerate.

synonyms: a thousand miles, a deterioration, a river is declining.

Blew. Explanation] Epsom: Water is poured straight down. Describe the river flowing straight down, flowing fast and far. It is also a metaphor for the writing or music to be unrestrained. It is also described as ** plummeting more than once.

Grammar] is more formal; as a predicate, a definite, an object; Refers to the speed.

Qianzhang copy: "zhang" is a unit used to measure the length of the degree in ancient times, and one zhang bai is equal to ten feet. Qianzhang describes the degree of du as deep. zhi

一落千zhang [ yī luò qiān zhàng ] [解dao

Interpretation]: Originally referred to the sudden fall of the sound of the piano. It is later used to describe a sharp decline in reputation, status, or economic status.

From]: Tang Hanyu's poem "Listening to Yingshi Playing the Piano": "You can't climb the scale, and the loss of momentum will plummet." ”

Translation]: When climbing, you can't rise an inch or a minute, and you can fall more than a thousand times after losing momentum.

Grammar] is more formal; as a predicate, a definite; Derogatory.

"Zhang" is a unit used to measure length in ancient times, and one zhang is equal to ten feet. "A thousand feet" is a thousand feet at once.

A plummeting bai, a Chinese idiom, pinyin is.

duyī luò qiān zhàng, original zhi describes the sound of the piano from the high.

DAO low abrupt change; It is used to describe a sharp decline in reputation, status, or economic status. From "Listening to Yingshi Playing the Piano": You can't climb the scale, and the loss of momentum plummets.

1. After losing the game, his mood plummeted.

2. If you are arrogant because of your good academic performance, your grades will plummet.

3. Due to his greed for potatoes, his grades have plummeted recently.

4. A plummet, a Chinese idiom, originally described the sudden change of the sound of the piano from high to low; Ready-made has dropped dramatically and is used to describe a sharp decline in reputation, status, or economic status. From "Listening to Yingshi Play the Piano".