Four-character idiom banner of the Sports Department

1. Banner, four-character idiom

Jué chù féng shēng

[Explanation] Desperate place: dead end. Found a way out of a desperate situation.

[Speech out] Feng Menglong of the Ming Dynasty's "Yu Shi Ming Yan": "I was so happy to be saved from a desperate situation; I met an old man coming with a stick."

[Authentic pronunciation] Place; It cannot be pronounced as "chǔ".

[Distinguish form] Jue; cannot be written as "Jue".

[Similar meaning] Return from the dead, escape from danger and turn danger into safety

[Antonym] sit down and wait for death

[Usage] mostly describe life-threatening situations off. Generally used as predicate, attributive, and adverbial.

[Structure] Formal.

[Analysis] ~ and "turn misfortune into good fortune"; both describe the fact that misfortune will be encountered and turned into good fortune. But ~ means that hope emerges from despair; if a way out is found in a dangerous and desperate situation; it refers to a wider range; "turning danger into good fortune"; it emphasizes that one has encountered danger and can finally escape from danger.

[Example] The successful trial production of new products brought this enterprise on the verge of bankruptcy ~. 2. For the school sports meeting, please ask for two four-character idioms that can be written on the banners

For the school sports meeting, please ask for two four-character idioms that can be written on the banners - strive for the top, work hard, and work hard.

Strive hard fèn fā tú qiáng Explanation: seek. Take heart to be strong.

Source: Guo Moruo's "Spring of Science": "I wish the middle-aged generation of scientific workers to work hard, be revolutionary and work hard, and bravely climb the peak of world science." Structural linkage.

Usage has a positive connotation. Generally used as predicate, adverbial, and attributive.

The correct pronunciation is strong; it cannot be pronounced as "jiànɡ". Distinguish the shape and be excited; you cannot write "angry".

Synonyms: work hard and work hard; Antonym: give up on oneself. Analysis: There is a slight difference in meaning between "work hard" and "work hard": "work hard" emphasizes "making up one's mind"; ~ focuses on "invigorating the spirit". Example: I wish the new generation of scientific workers~ to bravely reach the peak of world science.

3. A four-character idiom about the slogan of the sports meeting

Friendship first, competition second

Competition style, competition level

Unity and hard work, striving for success

Leap your dreams and surpass Liu Xiang

Challenge yourself and break through the limits

Work hard and be brave enough to develop

Show yourself and strive for new heights

The Olympic spirit will stay in my heart forever

Keep fit and be determined to succeed

Fight tenaciously and surpass the limits

Waving ***, Let your dreams fly

Have no regrets in youth and have unlimited freedom

Fight tenaciously and win the first place

Challenge yourself and break through the limits

Work hard and be brave in pioneering

Observe rules and disciplines, unite and respect each other

Work hard and make progress forever

The best

Grinding Willing to sprint forward

Unite and work hard to show yourself

Wise and powerful

Bravely crown the country

The strongest in history

Class 4. What are the four-character inspirational idioms and calligraphy banner slogans

1. High-spirited dòu zhì áng yáng

Meaning: strong will to fight

Sentence: mention In this mobile red flag evaluation, all the students were very motivated.

2. Work hard fā fèn tú qiáng

Meaning: Make up your mind and work hard to pursue progress. Generally speaking, it is the same as "work hard".

Sentence: We must work hard and strive to create a new situation in socialist modernization.

3. Keep improving jīng yì qiú jīng

Meaning: The metaphor is already very good, but we still want better.

Sentence: Dad pursues excellence in his work and is rated as the technical backbone of the factory.

4. The stupid bird flies first bèn niǎo xiān fēi

Meaning: It is a metaphor for people who are not as talented as others and are one step ahead of others in everything.

Sentence: But the stupid bird flying first has always been, and will always be, a beneficial approach.

5. Dance upon hearing the rooster wén jī qǐ wǔ

Meaning: The original meaning is to get up and dance the sword when you hear the rooster crow. Later, it is a metaphor for those who are determined to serve the country and immediately rise up.

Sentence: He has the spirit of dancing after hearing a chicken, so he makes rapid progress. 5. The four-character idiom Guanshan calligraphy of the four-foot banner in the middle hall

Beautiful mountains and clear waters

shān qīng shuǐ xiù

Explanation describes the beautiful scenery.

Source from Song Dynasty Huang Tingjian's "Sudden Mountain Stream·Gift to Chen Xiang of Hengyang": "The eyebrows are covered with dark eyebrows, and the autumn waves are all over Hunan, with beautiful mountains and clear waters."

Structural joint type.

Usage is used as a compliment. Describe the beautiful scenery. Generally used as a predicate.

The shape is clear; it cannot be written as "青".

Synonyms: beautiful mountains and clear waters, beautiful mountains and green waters

Antonyms: poor mountains and poor waters

Example sentences

(1) There are many ~ tourism in the south of the Yangtze River in our country resort.

(2)~ Jiangnan; this year is another bumper harvest year.