1, be outspoken
Pinyin: xρn zhíkǒu kuàI
Interpretation: describe a straightforward temperament and say what you have.
Source: The fourth fold of Yuan Luo: "My brother is a straightforward grain army, and my brother is a good man."
My brother is a straightforward soldier, and my brother is a good man.
Usage: as predicate, attribute and adverbial; Refers to a person's character.
Synonyms: straight belly and rectum, fast heart and straight mouth, straight rectum and abdomen.
This is an outspoken person who likes to make noise.
2. Great hearts
Pinyin: dà ku à i ré n x: n
Interpretation: It means that the bad guys are happy to be punished.
Source: Li Mingzhi's "Continued Burning Books": "Ding Gong's move is very satisfactory; Great life! "
Translation: Ding Gong's move is really popular; A very happy life.
Usage: verb-object type; As predicate, object and attribute; Used to express the feelings of the masses.
Synonym: people are happy, celebrate with the whole world and clap their hands for joy.
Antonym: people are full of grievances.
It's really gratifying that the bad guys have finally been caught.
3. Take it out of your chest.
Pinyin: y and t ǔ pinyin.
Explanation: that is to say what you want to say, and feel at ease.
Source: Modern Chen Rong is true and false: "It seems that all his heartfelt words have been kept in his chest for a long time, and today he can finally get it off his chest."
Synonym: Don't spit.
Usage: as predicate, object and attribute; Refers to pour out.
Ex.: After the creative desire came, I was on pins and needles, and I couldn't get enough to eat, so I just got it off my chest.
4. Be quick-sighted.
Pinyin: y m n m Ming sh m u ku à i
Interpretation: describes that people can quickly judge and make correct actions when dealing with things.
Source: Yuan Anonymous's "Ghost in the Pot" is the third fold: "When I think of being young, I am quick-witted and quick-footed."
I remember when I was young, my mind was quick and my steps were light.
Synonym: quick eyes, quick eyes and bright eyes.
Antonym: stupid as a donkey, stupid.
Example: This also requires an expert with quick thinking.
5, cut the gordian knot
Pinyin: ku à i d ā o zh 默 n·má
Interpretation: Metaphor is decisive. Be able to take decisive and effective measures to solve complex problems quickly. Use "cut the gordian knot".
Source: Mao Dun's November 6 th Eclipse: "At this time, the situation needs to be cut short and cannot be delayed."
Synonym: cut the gordian knot, cut the gordian knot.
Antonym: sloppily
Usage: as attribute and object; Metaphor captures the key to solving the problem.
The new manager found that all the employees didn't like him, so he cut the gordian knot and fired them all.