Words describing project progress

1. What are the idioms to describe "progress"

1. Yimu Shixing [yī mù shí háng] [Explanation] When reading a book, you can read ten lines at the same time.

Describes reading very quickly. [Source] "Liang Shu·Jian Wen Di Ji": "Read ten lines at a time."

Song Dynasty Liu Kezhuang's "Miscellaneous Notes with Six Characters and Five Poems" poem: "At five o'clock, three o'clock will be missed, and ten lines will be read at a glance. ” 2. With a flick of the pen [yī huī ér jiù] [Definition] Hui: with a stroke of the pen; with a stroke of the pen: success.

It was written as soon as I started writing. Describes writing, writing articles, and drawing quickly.

[Source] Song Dynasty Zhu Bian's "Old News of Qujian": "Dongpo accomplished it with a wave of his hand; he soon passed it on to his subordinates; paper is precious." 3. Easy [qīng ér yì jǔ] [Interpretation] ] Describes things that are easy to do without any effort. [ yī qì hē chéng] [Definition] Made in one go.

Describes the article as having a compact structure and a coherent style. It also means doing something in a tight arrangement and completing it quickly and without interruption.

[Source] "Shi Sou" by Hu Yinglin of the Ming Dynasty: "If 'the wind is rushing and the sky is high' (Du Fu's "Denggao"), then every sentence in an article is rhythmic; every word in a sentence is rhythmic; But the truth runs through it; it is accomplished in one go." 5. In one fell swoop [yī cù ér jiù] [Definition] Kick: step on; just: success.

One step will lead to success. It means that things are easy and successful at once.

[Source] Song Dynasty Su Xun's "Shangtian Privy Book": "No scholar in the world wants to create a saint's domain in one fell swoop." 6. Beard Engineering [hú zǐ gōng chéng] [Interpretation] [ Whiskers engineering] metaphor refers to infrastructure projects that are slow in progress, delayed again and again, and cannot be put into use for a long time. Why are there so many whiskers engineering? Yesterday, our reporter saw and disclosed how the Siping Cinema has become a mustache project. A cinema related to the cultural life of hundreds of thousands of residents has just broken ground for six years. Ji: calculation; Cheng: estimation, assessment; Gong: effect.

Work progress or results can be calculated on a daily basis. Describes fast progress and confidence that it will be completed on time.

[Source] Liang Qichao's "Historical Theory of the Development of Chinese Legal Studies": "Although the rule of law advances, it is not necessary to make rapid progress; it is necessary to make progress; count the progress. 8. agenda [yì shì rì chéng] [interpretation] agenda: Discuss or handle things; schedule: time schedule.

The date for discussing and handling things within the plan. 9. 风气云行 [fēng chí yún zǒu] [Definition] describes running fast.

[Source] Tang Dynasty Niu Sengru's "Xuanguai Lu·Cen Shun": "Three golden leathers were played, four gates sent out troops, with thousands of flags, galloping in the clouds, both arrayed. ” 10. The wind is flying and the clouds are rolling [fēng chí yún juǎn] [Interpretation] Describes the rapid sweeping of the clouds.

[Source] Zou Lu’s "China Alliance": "In the northwest, Zhang Lexing is waiting for the wind and the clouds are rolling, and the world is no longer the same." Manchuria owned it, and its supervising ministers Sai Shang'a and He Chun were completely defeated and could do nothing. ” 11. ephemeral [zhuǎn shùn jí shì] [Interpretation] fleeting: in the blink of an eye, describing the short time.

Passing: passing away, disappearing. Describing that it will be lost or disappear soon.

Chapter 18 of "Eight Immortals Enlightenment": "If we resolutely not touch her body, how can we save her, and the water potential. Show all [Source] "The Bell and Drum Tower" by Liu Xinwu 12. Baijuguoxia [bái jū guò xì] [Interpretation] Baiju: a white horse, a metaphor for the sun; gap: a gap.

Like a little white horse running across a small gap. Describe time passing very quickly.

[Source] "Zhuangzi Zhibeiyou": "Life is between heaven and earth; just like the passing of a white horse; it is all sudden." 13. The thunder cannot cover the ears [xùn léi bù jí yǎn ěr][ Definition] The thunder came so fast that I didn’t even have time to cover my ears.

It is a metaphor for coming with such ferocity that people have no time to prepare. [Source] "Six Taoists·Longtao·Military Situation": "Thunder can't cover the ears, lightning can't close the eyes."

14. Double the way forward [bèi dào ér jìn] [Interpretation] times : Double; Road: Itinerary. Describes speeding up and moving forward.

[Source] Chapter 11 of "The Romance of the Three Kingdoms" by Luo Guanzhong of the Ming Dynasty: "When Cao's soldiers heard that Yanzhou was lost, they would inevitably double the route and advance. When they are halfway, they can be captured with one blow. 15. Running away from the dust [bēn yì jué chén] [Interpretation] Benyi: galloping; Juechen: feet not touching the dust.

It also describes someone who is outstanding and unmatched.

[Source] "Zhuangzi Tian Zifang" by Zhuang Zhou in the Pre-Qin Dynasty: "Yan Yuan asked Zhongni and said: 'Master steps at a pace, Master also rushes, Master gallops at a gallop; Master runs as fast as he can, and looks back as if he were looking back. That’s it. ’” Cheng Xuan Yingshu said: “Running away from the dust is like running in a hurry. "

16. Five lines together [wǔ háng bìng xià] [Interpretation] Five lines of text are read together. Describes the speed of reading.

[Source] "Book of the Later Han·Ying Fengchuan" ": "Feng Shao is smart, and since he is a child and an adult, he must keep a secret record of everything he has done. Read the five elements together. ”

17. Kuài mǎ jiā biān [Explanation] A whip is added to a fast horse to make it run faster. It is a metaphor for speeding up and speeding up.

[Source] Song Dynasty Wang Anshi's poem "Linchuan Collected Works, Volume 24, Farewell to Chunfu Runan": "When I leave, I still know the bitter memories; when I return, my fast horse will also need to be whipped. "Ming Dynasty Xu Tianchen's "Killing Dogs·Reading and Remonstrance": "Why not hurry up and rush to Cangshan Mountain to rescue your uncle.

18. 长driven straight into [cháng qū zhí rù] [Interpretation] 长driven: to gallop without stopping; 长driven straight into: to go straight forward. Refers to rapid travel over long distances without stopping.

Describes a rapid and unstoppable advance. [Source] Chapter 107 of Shi Naian's "Water Margin" of the Ming Dynasty: "From now on, Lu Junyi and others have no worries; the soldiers and horses march straight in."

19. Stride Meteor [dà bù liú xīng][ Definition] Describes taking long strides and walking fast. [Source] Zhou Libo's "Storm" Part 2, Part 24: "When he heard his name being called, he strode over and took it up."

20. 凇杀 excited [fú qū què yuè] [Interpretation] Fu: wild duck. Run as fast as a wild duck, jump like a bird.

Describes a very happy look. [Source] Tang Dynasty Lu Zhaolin's "Ode to a Poor Fish": "The fisherman looks at Yan, but he has a pole and a rope, gathers his friends, and the catfish jumps for joy, and the wind flies."

21. Talented and fast-footed [gāo cái jí zú][Definition] Gaocai: high ability; Jizu: quick step. Describes people with outstanding talents and quick actions.

[Source] "Historical Records: Biography of the Marquis of Huaiyin": "Qin lost its deer, and all the enemies in the world chased it away, so the talented and swift got it first.".

2. Project progress slogans

Examples of progress slogans are as follows:

Accelerate the pace of construction and ensure that the third phase is put into production on time

Be truthful, pragmatic and efficient, and get started quickly Grasping the progress

Grasping two and not slacking off, rising in three phases to achieve brilliance (grabbing time, grabbing progress, grasping quality)

Work hard and fast for 120 days to boost Xuyang again Good and fast development

Working hard for 120 days to ensure that the third phase of coking is put into production on time

Quality and safety go hand in hand, efficiency and speed go hand in hand

Racing against time to meet the construction deadline, meticulously creating innovation Excellent products

Work hard to create great achievements, overcome difficulties and ensure production

Meet deadlines, ensure safety, compete with quality, and surpass civilized construction

Fight for a hundred days to ensure that the third phase is on time Put into production

Work hard and be the pioneer, high quality and efficiency are the most glorious

Work hard for a hundred days to ensure that the project is completed on time

Seize every day to seize the construction deadline and organize carefully Produce high-quality products

Grasp progress, ensure quality, and strive to create high-quality projects

Focus on key points, overcome difficulties, and maintain nodes to comprehensively launch a new era of construction***

Fight for time, fight for speed, and ensure safety and quality in advance.

The third phase of the Jin Ge Iron Horse project casts high-quality products

Build furnace heroes and build monuments with billions of sunrise trees

Learn from the advanced and grasp management to improve combat effectiveness and seize the construction deadline

Break all the fire and work hard for a hundred days to ensure that the third phase is put into production on time

Guarantee quality and safety, hurry up and raise the whip again, rush for progress and improve efficiency. Xuyang Development 3. What are the idioms to describe the project

1. Just around the corner [zhǐ rì kě dài]: Just around the corner: you can point out the date, which is not far away; wait: look forward to it. The time is not far off and it will be realized soon.

2. The period is not far away [ wéi qī bù yuǎn ]: for: as; period: date, period. It refers to the approaching of a prescribed or calculated day.

3. Ji schedule gong [jì rì chéng gōng]: Ji: calculation; Cheng: estimate, assessment; gong: effect. Work progress or results can be calculated on a daily basis. Describes fast progress and confidence that it will be completed on time.

4. Count the days and wait [ jì rì ér dài ]: count: calculate; wait: wait. You can count the days and wait. Describe it as not too far away.

5. Just around the corner [zhǐ rì kě xià]: It means that it will be captured soon.