Serious meaning and sentence making

Zhengzheng, a Chinese idiom, pinyin is yī běn zhèng jīng, which originally means a classic that conforms to moral norms. Later used to describe a solemn attitude. Sometimes it's ironic. The following are the meanings and sentences I collected carefully. I hope you like it.

Words:

Be serious

Pinyin:

[yīn zhèng jīng]

Explanation:

Original works refer to classics that conform to moral norms. Later used to describe a solemn attitude. Sometimes it's ironic.

Make sentences:

(1) The teacher solemnly walked into the classroom to give us a lecture.

(2) I solemnly looked my friend in the eye and told him, "No! You are wrong! " .

(3) In the morning class, whenever the teacher passed by him, he pretended to watch carefully.

Looking at Xiao Qiang's serious appearance, I couldn't help laughing.

(5) When studying, you should have a serious attitude.

(6) Being earnest will make others feel very constrained.

Dad told me solemnly that you did this problem wrong.

(8) No matter whether a classmate or a friend comes to handle affairs, he is serious, and his business is business-oriented, and he never favors others.

(9) His attitude is serious and rigorous.

(10) Every time I see him, he reads the book carefully.

(1 1) My brother sat there solemnly, like a teacher.

(12) study hard and relax in life.

The teacher came into the classroom with a book in his hand.

(14) The monitor solemnly told me that I got the first place in the Chinese exam.

(15) The communication between students can be relaxed and natural, and there is no need to be serious all the time.

(16) Don't speak in that serious tone!

(17) Her chubby red cheeks don't match her serious attitude.

Seeing his serious appearance at the party, we couldn't help laughing.

He spoke to me in a serious tone.