A poem describing a person's busy schedule

1. Poems about Sartre.

Poetry 1. Safe words.

A busy day

Basic interpretation: reason: handling, handling; Wan Ji: All kinds of affairs. Describe busy government affairs and hard work.

From "Shangshu Hao Tao Mo": "Conscientious, one day for two days, ten thousand machines." "Han Shu Guan Bai Gong Qing Biao": "Guo Xiang, the Prime Minister, the Qin officials, the golden ribbon, and the assistant of the Emperor Rizo."

Antonym: doing nothing

Encyclopedia explanation

There are thousands of things to deal with in a day. Describe the busyness of politicians in dealing with government affairs. The Chinese book "Hao Tao Hume's Book" says: "Be conscientious and make progress every day." . Yu Ming Deng Ji's Collection of Allusions Volume II: "I am busy with everything, and I dare not escape it. I sincerely believe that the great cause of the world will win with difficulties, and I will keep it with difficulties. " Bing Xin Premier Week, which will live in our hearts forever: "Although we miss this precious moment very much, we also know that the Prime Minister has a busy schedule and it is not good to sit for a long time." Check the encyclopedia

English translation/ translator/ interpreter

Deal with a lot of problems every day

2. What words do ordinary people use to indicate that they are busy?

be busy with/be occupied with/be immersed in a myriad of state affairs every day

Interpretation of righteousness

Management: handling, handling;

Wanji: the complicated government affairs handled by ancient emperors. Used to describe the hard work of the president, it used to mean that the emperor handled complicated government affairs every day.

After the founding of People's Republic of China (PRC), our beloved Premier Zhou worked day and night, with almost no rest all day. (Yu Min, "Deeply miss Uncle Zhou")

Vitality: opportunity: opportunity; vitality

(1) survival opportunity ∴: survival opportunity, such as survival opportunity;

(2) life; Vitality: the vitality of life, such as: spring is coming and the fields are full of vitality; In spring, endless green bamboos are still everywhere, showing infinite vitality to the earth! -"Jinggang Cuizhu"

Improvise:

Athena Chu Suji and Yang Bi 'an.

Interpreter: opportunity, situation. Respond flexibly as the situation changes.

Step 3 write busy ancient poems

Busy/busy/immersed in numerous national affairs every day.

day and night

Concentrate, forget all about eating and sleeping.

Workload shaping case: official document. Paperwork makes the body tired. Describe the busy business.

Work hard and be busy. Busy and tired, unwilling to stop. Laoduo is used to describe being diligent in official business.

Busy but not chaotic, in busy work or emergency, orderly but not flustered.

Busy and busy.

Busy means very busy.

The original intention of "Mo Xiang Wu Qian" was that Mo Zhai ran around here and there, and wherever he went, the chimney was not blackened, so he went elsewhere. Then use it as code. Describe things as busy, and talk is still warm.

Useless: hard, busy; Mediocrity: mediocrity. Refers to a mediocre and busy person or a mediocre lifestyle.

Asthma sweating due to busyness and fatigue, shortness of breath, sweating a lot. Describe a busy job.

Military horse Although I am in a hurry, military horse: this refers to the war horse, this refers to the military horse; Although I am busy. Describe the busy military affairs.

Military affairs were urgent and busy in the war.

Daily management: handling and handling; Wan Ji: All kinds of affairs. Describe busy government affairs and hard work.

4. Various idioms.

Snacks and eating [xi ā o y and gà n shí]

Basic explanation

Night: night; Clothing: dressing; It is getting late. Get dressed before dawn and eat later. Describe trying to deal with state affairs.

commendatory sense

tidy

Tang Luzhi's Theory of Xing Yuan and Jie Jiang's Theory of Kung Fu: ... is the day when Your Majesty will vomit; The day of eating and drinking. "

example sentence

He was the reactionary leader of the feudal regime, but he was "~" in his life and often didn't eat meat.

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