A pillar of heaven. It is a metaphor that people can bear the heavy responsibility of the world.
Try, complain: Take responsibility, endure. Not afraid of suffering, not afraid of resentment.
Take responsibility, work hard: take responsibility and endure. Not afraid of resentment, not afraid of suffering.
With "efforts, complaints". Who will give up on me? Describe people who dare to take responsibility and never give in when they have something to do.
Use "who is it?" Except me. Who: She: Except me.
Who else but me? Describe a person who dares to take responsibility and never gives in when he has to do something. Competent and happy: competent: competent enough.
Refers to the ability to undertake a task or work and complete it well. Accept an appointment at a critical and difficult time and take on a heavy responsibility.
With sweetness and bitterness: sweetness: sweetness. * * * share happiness, * * * share hardships.
Share joys and sorrows: sweet: sweet. * * * share happiness, * * * share hardships.
When a saint is in power, a wise man is in power: when a sage is in power, a talented person is suitable for living. A pillar of heaven: a pillar of heaven.
It is a metaphor that people can bear the heavy responsibility of the world. A pillar of heaven: green: hold up.
A pillar of heaven. It is a metaphor that people can bear the heavy responsibility of the world.
2. The word "describing responsibility" is bold.
dare to do sth.
Explanation: Describe doing things without fear.
Said by: Sixty-ninth chapter of The Romance of Sui and Tang Dynasties: "Dare to act boldly, I don't know the fear in the palace."
Grammar: combination; As predicate and attribute; Include praise
Make a sentence
1. We should be brave and strong, and never be timid.
You should be an enterprising person.
She is an enterprising heroine.
4. Love to talk and laugh, straightforward and generous, which is a commendable point in Shi Xiangyun's character.
A person dares to do something, and since he has done such a thing, he should stand up and admit it.
Dare to act [g m:n Zuo g m:n dāng]
Explanation: Dare: Have courage. Dare to let go and take responsibility.
Said by: Lu Xun's Book of Two Places: "Dare to do something is also an indispensable spirit."
Grammar: combination; As predicate and attribute; dare to take a responsibility
Make a sentence
1. A person should dare to do things, and don't push from pillar to post.
2. Love to talk and laugh, straightforward and generous, which is a commendable point in Shi Xiangyun's character.
If people dare to act boldly, if they have too many interests to consider, they will easily lose themselves and imprison themselves.
A gentleman dares to act. Since he has done such a thing, he should stand up and admit it.
As a man, you should be bold.
3. Describe the four-word idiom dà q ì w m n ch é ng, which is reused when you are old. This is a metaphor for great talent. It means that people who can take on heavy responsibilities have to go through long-term exercise, so their achievements come late. It is also used to comfort those who are frustrated for a long time. This is the usual explanation today. Investigate the original intention of the quotations from Laozi. When it refers to the object that can hold things best, it doesn't hold things. See the famous linguist Wang Guanghan's article "A Late bloomer" in A Study of Dictionary Problems. Source: Chapter 41 of Laozi: "Generosity has no horns, and it is a late bloomer. Elephants are invisible. " It means you can't become a talent until you are old.
4. What idioms are there to describe people who dare to take responsibility? They dare to do, act, think, speak and be the first.
First of all, be aggressive.
Pinyin: g \n Zuo g \n wéI
Interpretation: Do things boldly, not afraid of risks, and have no scruples.
Source: Shixing, Wang Ming, "Guang Zhi remembers Jiangnan Province": "This is from the rough master of the hero, dare to do it, and do what he says."
Vernacular interpretation: this is a rough idea from the protagonist. The Lord dares to do what he dares to do, and immediately executes it when he thinks of it.
Second, be proactive.
Pinyin: g m n Zuo g m n dāng
Interpretation: Dare: Have courage. Dare to let go and take responsibility.
Source: Shi Yukun's "Three Heroes and Five Righteousnesses" 75 th time: "Dare to be a hero."
Vernacular interpretation: A hero is someone who dares to let go and take responsibility.
Third, dare to think and do.
Pinyin: g m g m m n xi m ng g m n g an n g an
Interpretation: Dare to break through some constraints to think about problems and express opinions.
Source: Kang Zhuo's When the Sun Rises: "In fact, he is both a skillful craftsman and a fierce man who dares to think and do."
For example, scientific research is to explore the unknown, and researchers should not only have a serious and rigorous style of study, but also have the spirit of dare to think and do, both of which are indispensable.
Fourth, dare to speak out.
Pinyin: g m n n ù g m n y á n
Interpretation: Dare to be angry and dare not speak.
Source: Qing Zhou Sheng's "Biography of Marriage to Wake the World" for the first time: "Although the Ji family still dares to speak angrily, they dare to do it if it is a big deal."
Interpretation of Vernacular Language: Although Naji dared to speak out in anger, he dared to speak out in anger.
Five, dare to be the first
Pinyin: g m: n y ǒ ng d ā ng xi ā n
Interpretation: Be brave and take the lead. Metaphor is brave enough to take on heavy responsibilities and take the lead.
Source: Li Yuan Shouqing's "Five Yuan Chuixiao" is the fourth fold: "If it were not for the wisdom and courage of the old prime minister, there would be no today."
Interpretation of the vernacular: Without the great talents of this ancient country and the courage of people who match it, there would be no today.
5. What are the four-word idioms about responsibility?
Pinyin: zé wú páng dài
Explanation: loan: shirking. You can't pass the buck to others.
Source: Qing Wenkang's "Biography of Heroes of Children" The tenth time: "When it comes to guards, no one is duty-bound except himself."
It is an unshirkable task for farmers to sell and buy grain from the country.
Have an unshirkable responsibility
Pinyin: yébóng cí
Explanation: capacity: authority; Remarks: dodge. Moral refusal is not allowed.
Source: Feng Ming Menglong's "Awakening the World" Volume 17: "Uncle Zhong is duty-bound."
We should be duty-bound to undertake this task.
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Pinyin: pǐfǐu zé
Note: everyone is responsible for state affairs.
Source: Qinggu Yanwu's Record of the First Day: "Those who protect the world are humble and responsible."
For example, make a sentence: Shen Yu has good taste in his words, and everyone has a responsibility. Nowadays, people think that people often talk about it, but they don't realize what they value, but they are defending morality, not politics and economy. Zhang's "Revolutionary Morality"
You can't escape the responsibility of crime and must be punished.
Pinyin: zué ná ná ná ná tá o
Explanation: it means that you can't escape the responsibility of crime and must be punished.
Source: Wang Ming Shouren's report on approving the relocation of Youjiang Road to Nandanwei, Fenghua County: "If it follows suit, its merits will be abolished, and it is inevitable that it will be guilty."
A great responsibility to the mountain area
Pinyin: zhòng shān yuè
Explanation: The blame is as heavy as a mountain. Describe a great responsibility.
Source: Southern Dynasty's "Establishing Xuancheng County Duke as the First Table of Qi Ming Emperor": "I know who I am not satisfied with, but I am light and heavy."
The responsibility not to let it happen
Pinyin: Manchu zh and zé
Explanation: let: let go; Responsibility: responsibility. An unshirkable responsibility.
Source: Yu's Book of Congratulating Xuzhou Zhang Servant on Shooting the White Rabbit: "How dare you avoid the responsibility and keep silent when you see this beautiful thing?"