What do you mean by competing with each other?

1. Explain the meaning of the following words in the context. Controversy; How to write. Strive for the best; How to write it again?

1 interpretation: each holds its own opinion and does not give in to each other.

Striving for the first place means working hard for fear of falling behind. Mainly describe the action; It can also describe people or things. Generally used as adverbial and predicate. From: Ming Tu Youyou's "Tu Kangxi Gong Ji Rebuilds Doumen Bridge": "Those who steal public wealth and are willing to give are scrambling." ~

The meaning of scrambling is ridiculous and loud.

Strive for the best, that is, strive to advance for fear of falling behind. Mainly describe the action; It can also describe people or things. Generally used as adverbial and predicate.

Ridiculous means that it is unwise, derogatory and funny.

Loud means loud.

What is the synonym of controversy?

disagree

Pinyin: zhēng zhi

Part of speech: verb

Synonyms: struggle, argument, argument

Antonym: reconciliation

Basic explanation: hold your own opinions and argue with each other.

He had an argument with that man.

Sources and allusions:

Song Sima Guang's "Can also be Zazi": "If I still have a solid dispute, I hope your majesty will examine it more."

"Ancient and modern novels, Teng Gui's broken furniture": "If there is such a thing, even if we are brothers, I dare not argue."

The 19th time of "Evil Sea Flower": "Oh, great. If I knew it was old Jin Man, I wouldn't argue with him even if the price was too high. "

Wei Wei's Oriental, the first chapter: "When crossing the river, everyone paid the ferry money at will, and the boatman did not dispute."

What are the competing words?

What are the competing words:

Fight for,

Quarrel,

War,

Fight for,

Debate,

Competition,

Disputes,

Struggle,

Win glory,

Fight for victory,

Don't argue,

Controversy,

Fight,

Disputes,

Fight for,

Fight for face,

Disputes,

Fight,

Argue,

War,

Despise and pamper,

Strive for the first place,

Fight for,

Fight,

Controversy,

Struggle,

Argument,

Struggle,

Struggle for balance,

Debate,

Internal disputes,

Controversy,

Struggle,

Fight for the road,

Struggle,

Debate,

Contention,

Controversy,

Fight for sang,

argue

What is the meaning of scrambling in Essays of Three Monks?

Three monks

1 A lively young monk came to a temple on the mountain. He diligently carried water, not only enough for himself, but also poured water into the net bottle in the hands of the Bodhisattva, and the willow branches in the bottle came alive. Soon, a thin monk came. He and the young monk had an argument over drinking water and carrying water, and no one wanted to suffer. Later, a fat monk came. All three monks wanted to drink water, but no one wanted to carry it.

One night, while three monks were taking a nap, a burning candle was bitten off by a mouse. Half the candles fell on the incense table and the temple caught fire. The situation was urgent, and three monks scrambled to fetch water to put out the fire. A big fire was quickly put out.

After the fire, all three monks understood a truth. From then on, the water in the water tank was full again. Three monks were drinking happily with big bowls. The willow branches in the net bottle in the bodhisattva's hand stood up slim again.

1. Use the "∨" line to layer the first natural paragraph (3 points), and write the main meaning of each layer. (3 points)

2. Explain the meanings of the following words in the context. (3 points)

Competing with each other—

After the fire, the three monks understood a truth. The truth is: (tick after the correct answer) (3 points)

If everyone didn't take a nap, there would be no fire.

Many people make it difficult to do things. ()

As long as we work together in Qi Xin and Qi Xin, we can get things done. ()

The answer to "Three Monks"

1 ..‖ Soon. Later.

The young monk carried water and poured it into a clean bottle to make the willow branches in the clean bottle alive.

Neither the thin monk nor the young monk wants to carry water.

Three monks refused to carry water, and the willow branches withered.

In the crisis of temple fire, three monks rushed forward to carry water to put out the fire for fear of falling behind.

3.③ (√) Read the answers of three monks.

Read the answers of three young monks.

Three monks' reading comprehension answers

Legend has it that in ancient times, a lively and clever young monk came to a temple on the mountain (Mià ào Yao). At first, he diligently carried water, not only enough for himself to drink, but also poured the water into the clean bottle in the hands of Bodhisattva (pú sà), and the willow branches in the clean bottle came to life. Soon, a thin monk came. He and the young monk had an argument over drinking water to carry water (zhí), and neither of them wanted to suffer (kuī), so they discussed how to fetch water together. Later, another fat monk came. All three monks want to drink water, but they don't want to carry more water. Two days later, the bottom of the water tank was exposed. The willow branches in the clean bottle also began to wither because of lack of water (wěi).

One night, when three monks were taking a nap (dǔn), a burning candle fell on the incense table and the small temple caught fire. At the time of crisis, three monks scrambled to draw water to put out the fire, and a big fire was quickly put out.

After the fire, the three monks seemed to understand something. From then on, the water tank was full again, and the three monks drank happily from the big bowl, and the willow branches in the clean bottle came alive.

Reading problems of three monks

1, contact the context and understand the meaning of some words. (2 points)

Controversy:

In a hurry:

2. The time of the story is the character in the story, but the location of the story is. (2 points)

The first paragraph is written in sequence. The words that indicate this order in this article are. (2 points)

4. What did the three monks understand? (2 points)

The willow branches in the clean bottle have come back to life.

Because:. (2 points)

"Three Monks" reference answer:

1, dispute: in the dispute, each holds his own opinion and does not give way to the other.

Strive for the upper reaches: strive forward, lest you fall behind.

2. In a temple on the Three Monks Mountain in ancient times.

3. Shortly after the start of time.

There must be no water in the water tank.

All three monks started to carry water, and the water tank was full again.

Contentious idioms

Let a hundred flowers blossom and a hundred schools of thought contend. It is a metaphor for the free development and debate of different factions and styles of art and science.

Let a hundred flowers blossom: beauty and beauty. Describe the scene of prosperity, blooming and vitality.

Flowers are blooming, and all kinds of flowers and trees are competing to produce gorgeous flowers.

Fighting between tigers and dragons is a metaphor for heroes fighting each other.

Fighting between a chicken and a goose is a metaphor for being noisy and at odds with each other.

Fear of backwardness and pursue progress.

An argument between sects.

A hundred schools of thought contend refers to the free debate and mutual criticism of various academic schools. It also refers to an argument of different opinions. A hundred schools of thought contend, people who hold this view or various academic factions. Speak freely and express your views.

A place of contention. The opposing sides must compete for a strategic position.

Fight for every inch of land, even a little bit of land, and compete with the enemy. Describe fighting the enemy without giving in.

Every minute is important, and every minute must be won. Describe it quickly.

Chicken and chicken competition: metaphor of mediocre people. It used to mean that villains fought for fame and fortune.

Chickens compete for food: a metaphor for mediocre people. It used to mean that villains fought for fame and fortune.

Controversy is like a stream Controversy: argue with "contempt" and speak out. Words of exhortation are like running water.

Strive to take facts as the basis, and strive to safeguard their rights and interests, views, etc.

Strive for the upper reaches, work hard and strive for the advanced.

Enter the dragon described the struggle or competition as fierce.

Infighting, there is struggle in the dark. Describe each other's thoughts and reject each other.

Brutal touch competes with brutal touch: two small countries in the two corners of a snail in Zhuangzi's fable, a man's family and a touching family. Disputes caused by trivial matters.

Face-to-face dispute: accusing others of their mistakes face to face; Court dispute: to argue in court. Speak frankly and dare to remonstrate.

The dispute between the sparrow and the mouse refers to the dispute caused by the invasion of * * *.

Court debate: court debate; Face to face: blame others for their mistakes. Speak frankly and dare to remonstrate.

A deep ditch refers to a stream. Many streams are racing to run. Describe the scenery in the mountains.

It is indisputable that there is nothing to argue about. It means there is no doubt.

The dispute over the snail's horn is likened to a small matter causing a big dispute.

Length theory: refers to right and wrong. Argue about who is right and who is wrong. It means to care too much about unimportant things.

Fight for power and profit, fight for power and profit.

When the snipe and clam fight, the fisherman gains, which means that the two sides are at loggerheads, both lose, and the third party takes advantage.

Fighting for the cat and losing the cow is a metaphor for greed and loss.

Fighting for a chicken to lose a sheep is a metaphor for greed and losing a big one.

Competition and jealousy: win, compete; Wind: Charm, mostly refers to women. Refers to jealousy and quarrel caused by the relationship between men and women.

Rush forward for fear of falling behind.

Zheng people compete for years: age. Metaphor is a groundless and meaningless argument.

Debate more and argue less about how much you get. Describe haggle over every ounce.

Race against time, every minute. Describe making full use of time.

Don't argue with people in society. This is a negative attitude to avoid contradictions.

Two tigers are fighting with each other. Metaphor is a powerful struggle between the two sides.

Snipers and mussels compete, and in the provincial language, "snipes and mussels compete, and the fisherman gains." The metaphor is that the two sides are deadlocked and the third party benefits from it.

Snipers compete with mussels, and the fisherman gains. Sniper: long-billed waterfowl; Mytilus: A mollusk with a shell. Metaphor means that the two sides are deadlocked, both sides lose, and the third party takes advantage.

Infighting, infighting, infighting. Often describe trying to fight for power and profit.

And drive the first finger to participate.

It's aggressive to the touch. It's pretty. Two small countries on the snail's horn in Zhuangzi's fable. See Zhuangzi Ze Yang. Later, they used the metaphor of "touching and beating" to seek personal gain.

Talk long and talk short.

Fighting monsters with monsters means winning with monsters.

Fight for beauty, fight for beauty.

Strive for beauty, charming and gorgeous.

Contending for color and beauty describes a hundred flowers blooming and competing for beauty.

Strive for beauty and fragrance. The game is gorgeous and fragrant.

Fight for glory and compete for beauty.

Fight for beauty. See "Fighting for Beauty".

Fight for the head, fight for the head; Be sharp and strong.

Striving for short and long refers to competing with others for advantages and disadvantages.

Fight for the first place, fight for the first place.

Dragon and tiger fight for "entering the dragon".

Enter the dragon and fight with "Enter the dragon".

Face-to-face court battles see "Face-to-face court battles"

Face to face court dispute with "face to face court dispute"

Face-to-face court disputes are the same as "face-to-face court disputes"

You fight for each other. Also known as "you fight for me" and "you fight for me".

Ten hands fight, that is, if people are not good, everyone will fight. ......