What do you mean by going ashore?

Network language? Go ashore? What do you mean? How to use this word?

Online "going ashore" generally refers to the meaning of being finally admitted, so this word is often used to take an examination of civil servants or teachers, because these examinations are all selection examinations, which are still very difficult, and going ashore can also be admitted to an ideal university when taking the postgraduate entrance examination, which is also a kind of going ashore. Landing itself means walking to the bank of the river. Use this metaphor to show that you have reached the other side of the river. This means that I climbed ashore from the water. In fact, I was in deep trouble and finally succeeded in getting rid of my suffering. This is just a statement that is more suitable for use in exams.

First, the exam landed

We know that both postgraduate entrance examination and employment postgraduate entrance examination are also a way of employment choice for many students. If you are admitted to your ideal university and choose your favorite major, you can say that you have gone ashore. Many people have been admitted to the civil service, but they have not been admitted for many years. That means you finally got the establishment position without going ashore. This is a landing. In fact, there are many sayings, but they have different meanings when used in different occasions.

Second, go ashore to work

We know that when we have a position we like, we will constantly strive for it, so when we get the position we want, we can go ashore, and we can also use it in our work, which shows that we have achieved our ideal achievements and achieved our expected goals, that is, going ashore. So when people reach their goals, they will happily say: I finally landed. This is often heard in life, so the word ashore is actually very meaningful if it is said. It not only shows that you can get rid of a difficulty, but also shows that you have achieved corresponding success at a certain stage, which also means that helping those who help themselves tomorrow will eventually achieve their own achievements.