Four-word idioms describing fire fighting

1. What are the four words about fire fighting? Unity is strength and invulnerability. Metaphor is United and powerful.

Self-sacrifice: giving up your own interests to help others.

Regardless of one's own health: regardless of one's own health is a commendatory term, which means to go forward regardless of one's personal safety. It is similar to the meaning of giving up one's life for righteousness, and refers to a situation in which one's life is in danger.

Day and night: it means that night and day are connected. Describe hard work or study.

Don't avoid suffering: don't be afraid of suffering, don't avoid fatigue.

Calm: refers to the calm performance in the face of unexpected events or disasters. Don't panic in an emergency, as if nothing had happened. Calm down; No hurry; No hurry. Take your time and calm down.

Relax: praise, describing indifference and calmness when encountering difficulties, bad luck or abnormal situations. It also means treating problems with indifference.

Without hesitation: righteousness: virtue; Look back: look back. Morally, we can only go forward and look back without hesitation.

Calm: refers to the person who can be calm, not flustered and calm in the face of accidents, from the fire attack article of Sun Tzu's Art of War.

Give up: give up. Don't care about personal life and death.

Death as death: it is as common as going home. Describe not afraid of sacrificing life.

The alarm bell rings: the bell of vigilance rings, which means: always be vigilant.

Take preventive measures. Suffer: disaster. Ran: So. Take preventive measures before an accident or disaster occurs.

Check for leaks and fill gaps: it means to find loopholes and fill gaps.

Self-examination and self-correction: self-examination and self-correction.

Safe and sound: safe and sound; Disease, disease. It means safe and sound, without any accidents, and generally refers to things that cause sadness, such as injuries.

People-oriented: higher than people.

Help the fire with salary: it is a metaphor that an action will increase the strength of the opponent or aggravate the situation.

Carrying firewood to put out the fire: interpretation: wages, firewood. It means to put out the fire with firewood. The metaphor is to eliminate the disaster in the wrong way, and the disaster will expand as a result.