How to make a sentence of despondent

How to make a sentence of being dejected is as follows:

01. It is inevitable to encounter setbacks in life. Instead of being dejected, it is better to cheer up and try again.

02. Failure in this exam does not mean that you will have no future in this life. Why should you be downcast because of this?

03. My father has always been positive and optimistic, but a sudden paralysis caused by a stroke made him dejected and lifeless.

04. After his wife died of illness, Mr. Wang sat dejectedly in the park every day. His neighbors couldn't help but feel sorry for him.

05. Ever since she learned that she had failed the test, she had been downcast, as if she had completely lost confidence in her piano skills.

06. After he was dropped out of school, he was always downcast. With the encouragement of his parents, he finally cheered up and re-planned his life.

07. She had no idea that the other party’s piano skills were so much better than hers, which made her, who was usually very conceited, find it hard to accept and felt downcast for a moment.

When using idioms to make sentences, you must understand the meaning of the idiom before you can use it appropriately. Otherwise, it is easy to make a joke. As for the learning of idioms, it is important to accumulate them in daily life, and accumulation through reading will be very effective. At the same time, when constructing sentences, pay attention to the person, time, place, etc. The most important point is to ensure that the sentences must be smooth. It would be good to check the results carefully after you complete the sentence.

1. Idiom sentence format

Not only are there less four-character idioms, there are also three-character idioms, five-character idioms, six-character idioms, etc., all the way up to thirteen-character idioms, such as "Fifty" A hundred steps will lead to laughter", "Haste makes waste", "A drunkard's intention is not to drink". (next88) Idioms generally use four characters, which is related to the syntactic structure of Chinese itself and the predominance of monosyllabic words in ancient Chinese.

2. The composition of idioms and sentences

Most of them are composed of fixed words of general concepts, such as "castles in the air", "dingding famous names", "green out of blue", "sound and color", " "Happily" are all four-character idioms.

Idioms with less than four words, such as "stepping stone", "unnecessary", "taken for granted", etc.; idioms with more than four words, such as "peaches and plums all over the world" and "true gold is not afraid of fire" , "There is a lot of heart but not enough strength", "A country is easy to change, but a nature is hard to change", "Only state officials are allowed to set fires, but the people are not allowed to light lamps", etc., all account for an absolute minority in idioms.