First, take your time [b Huāng bùmáng]? 1.？ Explanation: Take your time. Describe a calm attitude, or a steady and practical approach.
2.？ From: the third fold of Gaoyuan's literary embroidery "Xiangyanghui".
3.？ Example: the highway is circling on the mountain, and the car is circling. ?
Second, calm down [t m: nrá n zü ru]? 1.？ Explanation: Calm attitude, as usual.
2.？ From: Cao Qingxue Qin's Twenty-second Story of a Dream of Red Mansions.
3.？ Example: At this time, the small lock post, although holding a flat box gun in his hand, has a big nose and an expression on his face.
3. poised? 1.？ Explanation: Able to shrug off, look as usual. Describe being calm in an emergency.
2.？ From: the flashy Chinese Art Museum III.
3.？ Grammar: formal; As predicate, object and adverbial; With praise.
Fourth, I have a plan in mind? 1.？ Explanation: Bamboo: Ready-made and complete bamboo. I already have the whole picture in my mind. Metaphor has been determined before doing things.
2.？ From: Shi Wen and Hua Zhu.
3.？ He answered the teacher's question unhurriedly.
5. Take your time? 1.？ Explanation: calm: unhurried, very calm; No hurry: no hurry. Take your time and calm down.
2.？ From: Biography of Liu Shilong, an old Tang book.
3.？ Ex.: These people patted their heads and spent more than half a minute.