1, every second counts is an idiom, pronounced as f ē n miob ē zh ē n ɡ, which means that there is a strong sense of time. Source: Biography of Tao Kan in the Book of Jin: "People often say:' The sage of Dayu cherishes Yin, but as for people, he should cherish Yin. " "
2. Between fingers, the metaphor time is extremely short. This idiom comes from the preface of the Buddhist monks association. Buddhist scriptures take twenty thoughts as one thought and twenty thoughts as a moment. Metaphor time is extremely short.
It is a common saying that an inch of time is worth an inch of gold. Pronunciation is y and cê n gu ā ng y and n y and cê n j and n, which means an inch of time and an inch of gold. Metaphor time is very precious. The source "Huai Nan Zi Yuan Dao Xun": "Therefore, saints are more important than the yin of rulers, which is rare and easy to lose."
4. The sun and the moon fly like a shuttle, which is an idiom. Pronunciation is rü yuè rú su, which means that the sun and the moon come and go like a shuttle. Describe how time flies. The source of "Backstreet Record" Volume II: "Weaving Wu and Japan, going back and forth like a shuttle."
5. fleeting is an idiom in China. The pinyin is shāo zòng jí shì, which means that time or opportunity is easy to pass. The language comes from Shi's Wen Hua Zhu.
Extended data:
1, time is fleeting, and we must race against time.
We should race against time and study cultural knowledge seriously.
3. In order to catch up with the big army, the little soldier kept advancing step by step, and finally joined the big army before dawn.
One month before the college entrance examination, my brother raced against time to review his lessons day and night.
In order to learn knowledge well and serve the motherland, he forgot to eat and sleep when studying abroad, and every minute counts.
6. as soon as I got home and locked the door, I quickly poured a thick stack of books in my schoolbag on my desk and read it against time.
References:
Baidu Encyclopedia-Every minute counts