What's the word for vertical skimming?

There are the following characters that contain the stroke radical: identification, return, interpretation, meaning and so on.

Only by using words accurately can the writing and expression of language and articles be more vivid and achieve accurate and standardized results.

If you want to use words accurately, you'd better distinguish and pay attention to the following points:

(1) Distinguish between praise and criticism

Many mature words contain certain emotional colors, and with the different language environment, the emotional colors of words will change accordingly. Sometimes, because some idioms are not recognized, they will be misused.

For example, "Mr. Wang takes care of his friends, especially the young people. He not only tries his best, but also often takes the initiative to help."

("all-around" means that there is no place that can't be reached. Nowadays, it is a derogatory term to describe bad people doing bad things everywhere or doing all the bad things. Here it should be "meticulous". )

(2) the word

has a certain emphasis on its meaning, which determines the general scope of application of the word. If you don't know the habitual object or scope expressed by idioms, it will lead to the phenomenon of arrogance between the statement and the statement.

For example, "Ronaldinho took a fancy to that fashionable sportswear, but unfortunately he didn't have enough money with him, so he had to give up what he wanted."

("give up what you love" means giving what you love to others. As a commodity, sportswear does not belong to itself, and not buying the goods you like because you have no money cannot be called "reluctantly giving up what one loves". )

(3) prevent redundancy

Although the meaning of words in the sentence is accurate, it is necessary to prevent the repetition of the meaning of other words in the sentence. After hearing this joke, we couldn't help laughing.

("can't help laughing" means that you can't help laughing. This causes semantic duplication with the following "laugh". )

(4) Inconsistency

Although the meaning of a word in a sentence is accurate, we should also pay attention to whether it is contradictory to other words. For example, "I recently visited the coastal areas, but I was deeply impressed by the changes there."

("a glimpse" means a metaphor for not observing carefully, not studying deeply and not being impressed deeply. The contradiction between "fleeting" and "extremely deep impression" )

(5) Improper collocation

Due to the limitation of part of speech, we should pay attention to the usage of some words. For example, "we are all used to the sign of' penalty for offenders'."

("commonplace" means to describe things that are often seen and not surprising. You can't take an object after it. )