Wei Ran: The appearance of lush vegetation. Refers to the gradual development of a thing and the formation of a good atmosphere.

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Excerpted from Fan Wenlan's General History of China, Part III, Chapter 7, Section 8:? In Japan, imitating Tang poetry has become a common practice for self-respecting families and even ordinary literati. ?

The four beauties are all around us. Social integrity ~.

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This usage is formal; As a predicate; With praise.

Synonyms became popular for some time.

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Idiom pronunciation: Cheng, can't you pronounce it? ch？ nɡ？ .

Discrimination of idioms: Wei, can't write? Comfortable? .

Make sentences with popular words:

(1) Let learning from Lei Feng become a common practice in China, and let the spirit of Lei Feng shine forever!

(2) Being polite has become a common practice in our school.

The new fashion of civility and politeness has become a common practice around us.

(4) Respecting teachers and attaching importance to morality has become a common practice in China traditional society.

(5) Obviously, unreasonable financial behavior has become a common practice.

(6) Inter-factory cooperation and mutual assistance has become a common practice.

(7) Virtual integration mode has become a common practice of global high-tech enterprise cooperation.

(8) Why do Tibetans have a soft spot for tea, and drinking tea has become a common practice?

However, a new type of humor, mainly originated in America, has recently become a common practice.

(10) It has become a common practice for British families to go to the seaside in summer.

(1 1) I hope that the atmosphere of equal opportunities for men and women will become common.