A sentence describing the industriousness of ants

A sentence describing the industriousness of ants

1. The little ant saved the animals. Teacher Qiu gave the little ant a beautiful name "the kindest and most hardworking animal". Everyone clapped and the applause lasted for five minutes. Applause resounded through the forest.

2. I thought to myself: Little ants are really hardworking. They are not afraid of hot weather. They just want to find food for the winter. Their spirit of hard work is worth learning.

3. Yu Yu! Dad called me, "What are you doing?" I imagined it, but I still want to finish it, and I have endless aftertaste. Ants are really hardworking animals!

When I went home, my grandfather told me that ants are very hardworking animals. They either go out looking for food or stand guard.

These ants painstakingly carried them out of the hole and piled them on both sides. Slowly, the dug-out nutrient mud has piled up into a "hill", but the industrious ants are still busy.

6. It is an ordinary and special little insect. Say it is ordinary and can be seen everywhere; The poet said it was special and praised its spirit. Yes, it's a hardworking little gentleman-ant.

7. Ants are United and hardworking. We should learn the spirit of unity and progress and the qualities of hard work and loyalty.

It was already noon when they were halfway. The burning sun shone on the little ants, and they sweated for an hour before they got home. I realize that these little ants are very hardworking.

9. Mature wheat droops its head, which is teaching us humility; A group of ants can carry big bones, which is teaching us unity; Gentle water drops pass through rocks, which is teaching us tenacity; Bees are busy among flowers, which is teaching us to work hard.

10, the night is already deep, but the little ants are still carrying food. They have been walking all day, everyone is exhausted, but they still refuse to have a rest.

1 1. I found that Ant Village was spotless, thanks to the industrious ants in Qian Qian.

12, I like ants, not only for their industrious and simple character, but also for their mutual help in times of crisis. The spirit of bravely marching forward.

13, I looked at this group of ants, sighing and ashamed. I think: ants with big grains of rice are sometimes stronger and more hardworking than people.

14. No animal is more diligent than ants, but it is the most taciturn.

15, it is not enough to be hardworking, and ants are also hardworking. What are you industrious for?

16, ants and bees are more diligent, but how high a civilization have they developed?

17, I know that ants are hardworking, but I am curious about what a spectacular scene it is for many ants to move things together.

18. In such a team, no ant gives a superior sneer when climbing to a safe place on his companion, and no trampled ant grits his teeth to guess fairness. Their life instinct is to eat food and take out their conscience. Without the will of thought, it will be injected into this hardworking and brave little life group and form a powerful deterrent.

19, hard work alone is not enough, and so are ants. It depends on what you are trying for. Sometimes I wonder why I work hard and the result is not satisfactory. At this time, it's time to stop thinking. What's your goal? ! Don't be blind, quantitative change in the right way can cause qualitative change.

20. After a while, a little ant came out of the nest and stopped in the corner, () looking for food. What a hardworking and United little ant! I suddenly have the urge to respect this elf!

2 1, in the beautiful campus, we often see hardworking ants.

22. Imitate the ants in Leonard's Chronicle of Nature-everyone is praising your efforts and strength, but I praise your cooperation spirit even more.

After breakfast, I was about to go out to play when I saw a group of small ants moving a dead cockroach. They acted together, and three ants commanded the cockroach. I am so happy for them to see that they are going to move the dead cockroaches into the hole. However, they moved up and down again, and this was repeated three times, but they still didn't give up and kept moving.

24. Ants are really hardworking! Look at how busy they are. When they find food, they can store it bit by bit. How United the ants are! Can move such a heavy thing.

25. Little ants are really hardworking! We should learn from the little ants the spirit of not being afraid of difficulties, working hard and starting from the beginning to the end!

26. Worms are much bigger than ants. They move bit by bit and walk back and forth. Don't they feel tired But whether they are tired or not, I think they are the most industrious little insects in the world!

27. If only we China people were as hardworking as little ants!

28. I like observing ants since I was a child. I like watching them work hard. I like to watch them transmit information with their tentacles.

29. In our life, there are also people who are unknown but as hardworking as ants, such as cleaners, who clean the streets day and night.

30. There are many ant holes under the corner of my yard. Ants go in and out all day, busy running out and moving things far away.

3 1, ants are the most hardworking. But what's the use of trying? One foot can crush a large area.

32. Worker ants have no regrets and have been busy. Sometimes I often feel wronged for the worker ants, as if they were wronged.

33. But in this scorching sun, a group of tiny figures are busy in an obscure corner. Ah, that's it-ants! They don't seem to feel the heat, and they shuttle between pebbles with their small bodies. How hard they work!

Ants work hard all day and no one is lazy. They are also very United. When they meet, they will shake their tentacles and greet each other. I like them very much. Sometimes I catch insects for them to eat.

Although this gentleman is extremely noble, he is hardworking. As soon as I turned around, I became a "little porter."

36. It is not enough to be industrious, so are ants. What are you industrious for? There are two basic shortcomings, from which all other shortcomings arise: impatience and laziness.

37. Little ants are waiting in line to move things from your nest to the nest on the mound. Some are carrying food, others are carrying young ants. There is also an ant in command.