What does it mean to lose everything?

Explanation of the meaning of "Throwing away things and forgetting things": It describes doing things carelessly and carelessly, either losing this thing or forgetting that thing. Fall: miss.

The source of the idiom: Chapter 67 of "Dream of Red Mansions" by Cao Xueqin of the Qing Dynasty: "As the saying goes: 'The bird will fly first', it is a joke to save the temporary and incomplete things."

Idiom usage: combined form; as object; derogatory meaning; doing things carelessly.

Create sentences as follows:

1. Why are you such a careless person!

2. The memory of the elderly is declining and they are often careless in doing things. Young people should be considerate. .

3. Teacher Li is old and often loses everything.

4. This person always does things in an awkward and careless manner.

5. If you do things in an anticlimactic, careless, or disapproving way, and do not do it seriously, it will bring a lot of disadvantages to the people around you.

6. Xiao Zhao often loses things, so everyone often helps him find things.

7. I am always careless, I think I will be criticized again this time. Director Jin, you are busy first, I will go to the director to get the key.

8. My ability to take care of myself is really poor, and I often forget about things.

9. Du Tingjia was completely at a loss for this weird and neglected girl, so he could only take her school bag and send her back.

10. Deeply educated, pedantic, stubborn, and a little careless.

11. Look at my dishonest temperament, brother sixteen, you can use it if you like.

12. Everyone in the laboratory felt a headache when they saw her hurriedly throwing away the guide while doing the experiment.

13. You, that is, Li Laocai, your work is called work and you are careless. It is not enough to make people laugh, so let’s settle it.

14. This bastard is so troublesome and careless in his work.

15. My friend is a funny guy who can’t pick up money even if he throws things around.

16. As a part of Jin Can, Ghost Wolf seems to have inherited his habit of forgetting things. If he didn't ask, he might never tell Jin Can.