1, ready to go [zh ě ng zhu ā ng à i f ā]?
Description: Pack your bags and wait for departure.
We have advanced to the main peak of Wuzhishan.
Step 2 get ready to go
Explanation: It means ready to attack. The original meaning is that people who are half squatting are ready to stand up and rush out at any time.
Source: Romance of the Three Kingdoms
3, boudoir waiting for words [dà i zü gu and zh not ng]?
Explanation: word: engaged; Boudoir: A woman's bedroom. Stay in the boudoir and wait to get married. It used to mean that women were waiting to be hired as adults.
Said by: On the Book of Rites Quli: "A woman is full of words when she is to be married."
4. Stand by again [dà i j and zà i j incarnations]
Description: Lift: action. Wait for the opportunity before you act.
Source: Mu Xin's "Great Panic in the Southern Tour of Guangdong and Guangxi": "He once dreamed of ... keeping the remaining troops on standby."
5. Waiting for the West Wing of the Moon [Daiyu and xi ā ng]
Explanation: refers to couples' private meeting.
Source: Tang Yuanzhen's poem "Three Nights in the Moon" "Waiting for the west wing of the moon, the windward door is half open. The flowers on the wall are moving, and they are suspected to be jade people. "