Which idiom is used to describe being methodical in speaking and doing things?

1, pronounced neatly: qí qí zhěng zhěng Interpretation: 1. A well-proportioned posture; Neat and beautiful 2. Still intact.

2. Distinctive pronunciation: céng cì fēn mín n Interpretation: hierarchy: the order of things. The order of things is clearly defined.

3, orderly pronunciation: yǒu tiáo yǒu lǐ Interpretation: describe the level and context clearly.

4, the pronunciation is clear: jǐng rán yǒu xù Interpretation: neat and orderly: neat. Order: Order. Neat, orderly and organized.

5. Well-organized pronunciation: jǐng jǐng yǒu tiáo Interpretation: well-organized. Describe talking and doing things in an orderly way.

6, silk thread pronunciation: s \u s \u r \u k \u Interpretation: Silk: every silk; Belt buckle: one of the main components on the loom. When knitting, every silk thread must pass through the reed. Metaphor is done very carefully, methodically and in tune with each other.

7, a little disordered pronunciation: yρsρbùwěn Interpretation: it is not chaotic at all. The description is very organized.

8. Orderly pronunciation: zhù xù j ǐ ng rá n Interpretation: Do things in an orderly way, not in disorder. Orderly: An organized appearance.

9. Well drilling pronunciation: j ǐ ng j ǐ ng y ǐ u l ǐ Interpretation: The description is neat and orderly.

10, methodical pronunciation: y ǒǒǒǒǒǒǒǒǒǒǒǒǒǒǒǒǒǒǒǒ?????ǒ?ǒ?466