Idiom of sticking to the end?

a. There are at least four idioms that show the character's spirit of sticking to the end.

Perseverance, perseverance, till death do us part, dripping water wears away

B. Idioms that are used to mean doing things to the end

Idioms that are used to mean doing things to the end are: 1. Perseverance [qiè rê bê sh ě]

1. Explanation: perseverance: engraving; S: Stop. Keep carving. Metaphor has perseverance, perseverance.

2. From: "Xunzi's Perseverance in Learning": "Persevere, the rotten wood will not fold; Perseverance, the stone can be smashed. "

3. Example: If a husband is a man, then beauty is better than nature. ◎ Zhang Binglin's "Theory of Fungi" II. Dropping water wears away the stone [dī shuǐ chuān shí]

1. Explanation: Water can wear away the stone if it keeps dripping. Metaphor as long as there is perseverance and continuous efforts, things will be successful.

2. From: Song Luo Dajing's "He Lin Yu Lu": "The rope saws the wood and the water drops the stone."

3. Example: Students should have the spirit of ~ in their daily study. Third, the rope saws the wood [shé ng j ù mù an]

1. Explanation: Using a rope as a saw can also cut the wood. Metaphor power is small, as long as you stick to it, things will succeed.

2. From: Song Luo Dajing's "He Lin Yu Lu" Volume 1: "A dollar a day, a thousand dollars a day, a rope sawed off, a drop of water wears through."

3. Grammar: subject-predicate type; As an object and clause; Fourth, perseverance [ji ā n chí b ī xiè]

1. Explanation: slack: slack. Stick to the end, not at all.

2. It comes from "Biography of Liu Weight in the Draft of Qing Dynasty": "Xu inspired the Corps, persevered, and the thief was poor and begged for surrender, so he returned to pu zhou."

3. Example: All these prove that our policy of strengthening the United front and implementing revolutionary policies to carry out War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression is correct. ◎ * * * "Conversation with British journalist bertram" V. Perseverance [b m: i zhé bé ná o]

1. Explanation: frustration; Scratch: bend. Metaphor is strong-willed, no matter how many times you are frustrated, you will never waver.

2. From: Han Cai Yong's "Tai Wei Qiao Xuan Monument": "Its nature is strong, it is simple and simple, and it is indomitable, and it is inevitable when it comes to major festivals."

3. Example: Huang Xing, Commander-in-Chief of Hanyang People's Army, is a native of Changsha County, Hunan Province. He has always advocated revolution, and his servants have repeatedly appeared. ◎ Cai Dongfan The third chapter of Xu Yaofu's Popular Romance of the Republic of China

C. The idiom

Yu Gong Yi Shan

Repeated defeats and repeated wars

Perseverance

Persistence

Never give up

Never give up

Never give up

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E. Idioms with the spirit of persistence

Persevere. Unswervingly and steadfastly, there is nothing difficult in the world if you put your mind to it.

F. Idioms that describe doing things to the end

Idioms that describe doing things to the end are: 1. Perseverance [chí zh and y ǐ hé ng]

1. Explanation: persistence; Constant: perseverance. Stick to it for a long time.

2. From: Qing Zeng Guofan's Family Instructions Yu Jize: "My shortcomings are that my words are not dull, my manners are not heavy, I can't read deeply, and my composition can't be magnificent. If we can work hard from now on, we will make great progress and persevere, but after one or two years, we will be diligent and unaware. "

3. Example: If you persevere in your study, you will get good grades. Second, the water drops penetrate the stone [shu ǐ d and shí chuā n]

1. Explanation: Water keeps dripping, and the stone can also be dripped through. Metaphor as long as there is perseverance and continuous efforts, things will be successful.

2. From: The Biography of Han Mei Cheng: "The slip of Mount Tai wears through the stone, and the pole breaks dry. Water is not a diamond of stone, but a saw of wood. "

3. Example: Guai Cliff assisted the pen to judge the cloud: "One dollar a day, a thousand dollars a day; The rope saws the wood, ~. " ◎ Song Luo Dajing's "He Lin Yu Lu" Volume 13. Rope sawing wood [shéng jù mù àn]

1. Explanation: Using a rope as a saw can also cut wood. Metaphor power is small, as long as you stick to it, things will succeed.

2. From: Song Luo Dajing's "He Lin Yu Lu" Volume 1: "A dollar a day, a thousand dollars a day, a rope sawed off, a drop of water wears through."

3. Grammar: subject-predicate type; As an object and clause; Fourth, perseverance [qiè rù shě]

1. Explanation: engraving; S: Stop. Keep carving. Metaphor has perseverance, perseverance.

2. From: "Xunzi's Perseverance in Learning": "Perseverance, the rotten wood does not fold; Perseverance, the stone can be smashed. "

3. Example: If a husband is a man, then beauty is better than nature. ◎ Zhang Binglin's Theory of Germs V. Perseverance [ji ā n chí b ī xi è]

1. Explanation: slack: slack. Stick to the end, not at all.

2. It comes from "Biography of Liu Weight in the Draft of Qing Dynasty": "Xu inspired the Corps, persevered, and the thief was poor and begged for surrender, so he returned to pu zhou."

3. Example: All these prove that our policy of strengthening the United front and implementing revolutionary policies to carry out War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression is correct. ◎ * * * "Talk with British journalist bertram"

g. Idioms to describe persistence

Perseverance, perseverance, perseverance, perseverance

H. What are the idioms to describe persistence

1. Perseverance

[ji ā n chí b ù xi è] < Stick to the end, not at all.

From "History of Qing Dynasty Draft: Biography of Liu Weight": "Xu encouraged the Corps to persevere, and the thief was poor and begged for surrender, so he returned to pu zhou."

2. Drops of water penetrate the stone

[shu ǐ d and shí chu ā n]

Explanation: Water keeps dripping, and stones can also be dripped through. Metaphor as long as there is perseverance and continuous efforts, things will be successful.

from: The Biography of Mei Cheng in Han Dynasty: "The slip of Mount Tai wears away the stone, and the pole breaks the stem. Water is not a diamond of stone, but a saw of wood. "

3. Dynamic endurance

[dò ng x ī ně ně xī ng]

Explanation: be tempted: disturb the heart; Endurance: make the character tough. Persist in spite of external resistance.

from: "Mencius told his son": "Therefore, perseverance has (increased) benefited him."

4. Perseverance

[qiè rê b ù sh ě]

Explanation: engraving; S: Stop. Keep carving. Metaphor has perseverance, perseverance.

from "Xunzi's exhortation to learn": "Persevere in it, and the rotten wood will not fold; Perseverance, the stone can be smashed. "

5. Perseverance

[sh ǐ zhù b ù yú]

Explanation: it means never changing your mind.

from "the biography of Xie an in the Book of Jin": "Although An was sent by the DPRK, the ambition of Dongshan remained unchanged from beginning to end, with every expression."

I. Idioms expressing persistence

Idioms of persistence:

perseverance,

perseverance,

perseverance,

perseverance,

perseverance,

a broken rope,

a foolish man moves mountains, and

jingwei fills the sea.

unswerving determination,

iron pestle as a needle,

Xu as a driver,

unremitting self-improvement,

a lame turtle travels a thousand miles,

never disgrace the last,

abiding by the classics and reaching the right,

perseverance,

hard work, < Be content with poverty and take pleasure in sticking to your beliefs. The way of dealing with people advocated by the old literati.

Source: The Biography of Yang Biao in the Later Han Dynasty: "Being poor and enjoying the Tao, being comfortable and being interested, all the Confucian scholars admire it."

vegetarian fast: observe. Zhai: fast. Refers to a Buddhist who abides by vegetarianism and adheres to the precepts.

Source: Yuan Anonymous's Female Aunt is 3% off: "If you miss Buddhism, you will stay vegetarian and not eat meat and cypress."

give up halfway: stop. It means that you can't stick to the end, stop halfway, and start without ending.

Source: The Book of Rites The Doctrine of the Mean: "If a gentleman follows the Tao and gives up halfway, it will be difficult for me."

Holding the watch and sleeping rope refers to the principle of sitting, lying and never leaving. It means insisting on moral conduct.

Source: Wen Zi Xiade: "Those who practice Yin and Yang inherit the harmony of heaven and earth, and virtue and heaven and earth participate in the light, while the sun and the moon shine together, and the spirit is in harmony with ghosts and gods. Wearing a graceful posture and holding a watch and sleeping rope, they can manage their bodies internally, win people's hearts from outside, give orders, and the world follows the wind."

cling to the disabled (1) cling to the broken things. Describe conservative thinking and not accepting new things. (2) refers to stick to the ancient learning road. (3) Yu insisted on doing it under poor conditions.

Source: Qing Jiang Fan's Gu Yanwu: "The two gentlemen failed to learn from the world with their magnificent qualities ... if they cling to the vulgar Confucianism and seek chapters and sentences, are they also scholars?" Que, a book as "lack".

a lame turtle can walk a thousand miles without stopping for half a step. Metaphor as long as you persevere, even if the conditions are poor, you can succeed.

Source: Huai Nan Zi Shuo Lin Xun: "A lame turtle travels a thousand miles without stopping."

don't be ashamed of running to the end. Metaphor means that as long as you stick to it, you can achieve your goal.

Source: Han Feizi Yu Lao: "The husband lures the Tao to strive for distance, not before. And the reason why the heart is always in the minister, why is it transferred to the horse in the world? This gentleman is also behind. "

vegetarian fast: observe. Zhai: fast. It is said that Buddhists abide by vegetarianism and adhere to precepts.

Source: Yuan Anonymous's "Female Aunt" is the third fold: "If you miss Buddhism, you will stay vegetarian and not eat meat and cypress."

persistence: persistence; Constant: perseverance. Stick to it for a long time.

Source: Family Instructions Yu Jize by Qing Zeng Guofan: "My shortcomings are that my words are not dull, my manners are not serious, I can't read deeply, and my composition can't be outstanding. If we can work hard from now on, we will make great progress and persevere, but after one or two years, we will be diligent and unaware. "

Success or failure in life depends on my efforts. Emphasize people's subjective initiative.

water drips through the stone, and it can drip through the stone. Metaphor as long as there is perseverance and continuous efforts, things will be successful.

Source: Song Luo Dajing's "The Jade Dew in the Crane Forest": "The rope saws the wood, and the water drops the stone."

be patient and tempted: disturb the heart; Endurance: make the character tough. Persist in spite of external resistance.

source: "Mencius told the son": "Therefore, being patient once (increased) benefited him."

hold your own opinions: hold on. Everyone sticks to his own opinion.

Source: Song Qianyi's Southern New Book B: "Where there are military and state affairs in the Chinese book, the people in the Chinese book hold their own views and mix their names, which is called five flowers to judge things."

everyone sticks to his own opinion.

Source: Song Qianyi's Southern New Book B: "Where there are military and state affairs in the Chinese book, the people in the Chinese book hold their own views and mix their names, which is called five flowers to judge things."

stick to your word: stick to it. Everyone sticks to his story. Describe disagreement.

Source: Ming Feng Menglong's "Awakening the World", Volume 29: "It is difficult to make a decision when you hold your own words."

stubbornness means being stubborn and unable to be influenced.

Source: The First Story of the Legend of the Heroic Daughters: "There are famous green teas in Shandong now. Do you know their shapes?" Can some of them persuade others to change their careers, and some of them are stubborn and have great skills? Ask them one by one. "

Stubborn prejudice. Stubborn in one's opinion and unwilling to change. With "opinionated".

Source: Mao Dun's Midnight IX: "If Sun Fu must be stubborn, forget it."

stick to one's own opinions and refuse to change them.

Source: Biography of Li Gang in the Old Tang Dynasty: "When Zuo servant shot Yang Su and Su Wei in power, every time Gang stubbornly saw something different from it, it was because they hated it." Chen Mi Biography of Song History: "Stubborn opinions lose people's hearts."

Agree with others' opinions without singing, and don't stick to your own opinions.

Source: "Zhuangzi De Chongfu": "Harmony without singing, do you know that it is beyond the four cities?"

don't be afraid of evil: rely on, rely on; Yong: repent. Insist on doing evil and refuse to repent.

Source: Zuo Zhuan's Six Years of Seclusion from the Public: "Don't grow evil, be self-satisfied."

if you don't make mistakes, you will stick to your mistakes.

Source: Qing Lin Zexu's "Imperial edict to hand over opium from Macao's foreign buildings": "If you persist in your obstinacy and refuse to hand over all the opium, and think about keeping it for sale, it will be a deliberate disobedience."

if you are stubborn, you will be stubborn. Insist on mistakes and refuse to repent.

Source: Ming History Biography of Guangxi Tusi II Siming: "The Emperor said,' A barbarian is stubborn and stubborn, and he will take trouble in the end.' "

don't be afraid of evil: reform and repent. Insist on doing evil and refuse to repent.

Source: Zuo Zhuan's Six Years of Seclusion from the Public: "Don't grow evil, be self-satisfied." "The Biography of Zhu Mu in the Later Han Dynasty": "Don't be afraid of evil, and you will die."

perseverance: slack off. Stick to the end, not at all.

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