Opportunity is an English word and noun. When used as a noun, it means "opportunity". Timing is a Chinese vocabulary, and pinyin is shí j Ν, which indicates the objective condition of timeliness. The source is the biography of the Three Kingdoms, Wu Zhi Sun Dengchuan, so the number of the East Palace is the biography of the river table written by Toz Pei Songzhi: Knowing the time well and reaching the secluded.
Opportunity, a Chinese word, pinyin is: jρHu, which means a favorable situation with timeliness; New choices have emerged; Keys. Keys. From Jin's Bao Puzi Newsletter: Secular people, regardless of their ambitions, tend to be named after each other. The heat comes and goes, or things go, hold them first, don't put them away. When opportunities are worth it, sell them to keep them safe. If so, it is better to have nothing at all.
Machine is connected with "product", and "number" is quantity, which means accumulation, building block vitality, helping cause and effect, and finally taking positive results. Tao Yun's intangible method of karma achievement is "machine". Wood should be inspired by the fate of heaven and earth, get the spirit of heaven, accumulate the temperature of the sun, melt the water of the earth, gather the dust of the earth, accumulate a few pieces of wood, bend straight up, adhere to the "machine", reach the ground, repair the wood nobly, and finally achieve the machine.
Smart people always seize the opportunity and turn it into a bright future. A gentleman hides his weapon in his body and bides his time. Stupid behavior will make people fall into poverty; Timely action can make people rich. What is the use of opportunity to those who can't make use of it, just as the wind is the driving force to those who can make use of it.
Example of opportunity bilingualism:
1, someone saw an opportunity in it. Some people see opportunities here.
This should be an opportunity for all of us. This is an opportunity for all of us.
I like this country, but I have a little chance to go there. A friend asked if you like Canada. You say you like this country, but you seldom have a chance to go.