What does it mean to treat things as if they are true?

Question 1: What is the dictionary meaning of "ruo in ruo wu shi shi"?

Question 2: What is the meaning of solemnly? Entry: solemnly

Pronunciation: zhèng zhòng qí shì

Definition: solemn: prudent, serious. Describes a very serious attitude when speaking and doing things.

Source: Chapter 4 of "A Dream of Red Mansions" by Cao Xueqin, Qing Dynasty: "So be serious, you must wait three days before entering."

Example: Sun Junying cut his hands behind his back, ~ The ground is Stand in front of the wall and read the slogans. (Chapter 6 of "Spring Flowers" by Feng Deying)

Usage: verb-object form; used as predicate and adverbial; contains commendatory meaning; refers to the attitude towards things.

Synonyms: meticulous, precise, solemn in speech

Antonyms: taking things lightly, taking things for granted, perfunctory

Lantern riddle: Seven voyages of the Three Treasures to the West

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Sentence: He told me solemnly that he wanted to withdraw from the competition.

Question 3: Is Shanghai fun? How is the security situation? I have been to many cities, including Beijing, and generally feel that Shanghai is much better than other cities in terms of public security, but I am still not very satisfied.

My ideal public security should be that if someone scolds me while walking on the road, I can call the police and call 110, and then the police can verify the case, handle the dispute, and avoid the situation from escalating;

At present, Shanghai has only been able to reach the scene quickly after receiving the 110 call when facing big problems, but the subsequent handling is not very satisfactory;

Regarding the question of whether it is fun:

1. If you can guarantee an average daily consumption of 300, you should feel that Shanghai is more fun;

2. If your average daily consumption is 2,000, you will feel very fun;

3. But the fun created by the above two points has a shelf life, and you will feel bored after no more than half a year; in fact, the most fun in the world should be the relationship between people, you can have If you have a group of close and like-minded friends, then no matter where you play or what you play, you will feel very meaningful and happy, and the shelf life will be super long.

Therefore, the key to the question of whether it is fun or not depends on your social skills and whether your personality is extroverted.

Question 4: What is the meaning of turning a blind eye? It means not paying attention, not paying attention, opening your eyes but not seeing. It also means to ignore it, to treat it as if you didn’t see it.

I hope it is helpful to you. If you are satisfied, please adopt it.

Question 5: What is the word Ruo? Ruo Ao Gui Ne Ruo Ao: refers to the Ruo Ao family of Chu State in the Spring and Autumn Period; Nei: hungry. Ruo Ao's ghost is hungry. It is a metaphor for having no descendants and no one to sacrifice.

If you live or die, sometimes you keep it in your heart, sometimes you forget it. Used to describe something elusive and elusive.

Ruo Ji Ruo Li Ruo: as if; that is: close. It seems close, but it seems not close. Describes keeping a certain distance from people.

Ruo Ming Ruo Dark seems to be bright, but also seems to be dark. It is a metaphor for unclear understanding of a situation or a lack of understanding of a problem.

As if nothing happened, as if nothing happened. Describes being calm or not taking things to heart when faced with problems.

If you don’t want others to know, you have to do nothing yourself. If you don’t want others to know, you have to do nothing yourself. It means that if you do bad things, you will eventually be exposed.

Indistinctly, vaguely, cannot be seen clearly.

If something is lost, it seems like something has been lost. Describe the appearance of being uneasy. It also describes feeling empty in the heart.

Thoughtfully Ruo: As if. He seemed to be thinking about something.

Ruo Ao's ghost Ruo Ao: refers to the Ruo Ao family of Chu State in the Spring and Autumn Period. If Ao's ghost will be killed because of the sect's death, there will be no one to worship him. It is a metaphor for having no descendants and no one to sacrifice.

Ruobengjuejiao ① Like a wild beast with its head and horns broken off. It is a metaphor for the appearance of fear and uneasiness. ②The sound of kowtow is like a landslide. Describes a very respectful look.

Ruo can't bear the weight of clothes. It describes a weak body, as if it can't even bear the weight of clothes.

If it matches the festival, it means that the two are completely consistent.

Ruoluoji describes keeping a certain distance from others. Same as "if you are here, if you are away".

If you throw an egg into a stone, you will inevitably fail if you do not overestimate your own capabilities. Same as "hitting an egg against a stone".

Ruo Ming Ruo Mu is a metaphor for unclear understanding of a situation or a unclear understanding of a problem. Same as "if it is bright and if it is dark".

Ruo cooking small fish means that governing a big country should be like cooking small fish. When cooking small fish, don't stir it too much. If you stir it too much, it will rot easily. This is a metaphor for running a big country by doing nothing. It is often used to describe the ease of doing things.

If you are mourning, you should take the heir: death; take the heir: the father; heir: the mother. I feel as sad as if my parents died.

If you are involved in the abyss of ice, it is a metaphor for a difficult and dangerous situation. Same as "like wading into deep water".

If you wade into a deep water, it means you are in a difficult and dangerous situation.

Relieved describes the feeling of relaxation and joy after the tense mood has passed. Same as "relieved".

Ruo Yin Ruo Xian Ruo: as if; Yin: hidden; Xian: appearing. It seems to be hidden, yet it seems to be revealed. Describes a vague and unclear appearance.

Ruoyou Ruowu describes things that are unclear or not closely related.

If you feel sad, if: as if. It seems like something has been lost. Describe the appearance of being uneasy. It also describes feeling empty in the heart.

If something is lost, if: as if. It seems like something has been lost. Describe the appearance of being uneasy. It also describes feeling empty in the heart. Same as "if there is something to mourn".

Can as bright as stars Can: Brilliant. Traditional: numerous. Shining like many stars in the sky. There are many people who are talented in metaphors.

Teeth are like weaving shells: arranging them in sequence; shells: shells. Describes the straight and white teeth.

Dumbfounded: Silly, in a daze. Staying like a wooden chicken. Describes the state of being stunned by fear or surprise.

A hole is like watching a fire. A hole: thorough. Describes observing things very clearly, as if watching fire.

Grace is like being reborn. Great grace is like being given a second life.

Fengruo deity Feng: Believe in; Shenming: God. Worship like a superstitious person worshiping God. Describe blind respect for someone or something.

Impregnable A city made of metal, with a moat formed by boiling water. The fortifications are described as extremely strong.

Silence as if there were no one around. Silence: Silence. It was as quiet as if there was no one around.

Jiao Ruo Jinglong Jiao: Jiao Jiao. It is often used to describe vigorous calligraphy strokes or graceful dancing postures.

Silence: keep silent. As silent as a cicada in late autumn. It is a metaphor for not daring to speak out of fear of being worried.

Respect as gods Shenming: generally refers to gods, respecting each other as much as respecting gods. Describes admiration for someone or something to the extreme. Often used in a derogatory sense.

A eloquent speaker who speaks eloquently, like a waterfall that keeps flowing and pouring. I can speak and distinguish descriptions, but I can't stop talking.

The wording is gorgeous.

As cold as ice. As cold as ice. It is a metaphor for treating people without emotion, as cold as ice. It also means being stern and unapproachable.

Liao Ruo......>>

Question 6: What does it mean to be solemn?

Pronunciation zhèng zhòng qí shì

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Meaning solemn, prudent, serious. Describes a very serious attitude when speaking and doing things.

Source

1. Chapter 4 of "A Dream of Red Mansions" by Cao Xueqin of the Qing Dynasty: "So be serious about it, and you will have to wait three days before entering."

2. Sun Yat-sen University Junying cut his hands behind his back and stood solemnly in front of the wall reading the slogans. (Chapter 6 of "Spring Flowers" by Feng Deying)

Usage as predicate and adverbial; it has a commendatory meaning; it refers to the attitude towards qualified funeral affairs.

Synonyms: meticulous, orderly, solemn

Antonyms: taking things lightly, taking things for granted, perfunctory, and being careless

Question 7: To act solemnly means solemnly Its pinyin: zhèng zhhung qí shì Explanation: solemn: prudent, serious.

Describes a very serious attitude when speaking and doing things.

Question 8: What does it mean to be serious [zhèng zhòng qí shì]

Basic meaning

Solemn: prudent, serious. Describes a very serious attitude when speaking and doing things.

Complimentary meaning

Source

Cao Xueqin's "A Dream of Red Mansions" in the Qing Dynasty: "So be serious about it; you must wait three days before entering."

Synonyms

Meticulous in one's words, three provocations, three baths, careful in one's actions, solemn in one's actions, solemn in one's words, thinking three times in one's actions, meticulous and serious

Antonyms

Carry on carelessly and carelessly as if nothing has happened. Be perfunctory, be serious, be nonchalant, take it lightly, withdraw the troops hastily, be nonchalant, be nonchalant

Question 9: What does solemnity mean? What is the idiom information?

Pronunciation zhèng zhòng qí shì

Definition: solemn: prudent, serious. Describes a very serious attitude when speaking and doing things.

Source

1. Chapter 4 of "A Dream of Red Mansions" by Cao Xueqin of the Qing Dynasty: "So be serious about it, and you will have to wait three days before entering."

2. Sun Yat-sen University Junying cut his hands behind his back and stood solemnly in front of the wall reading the slogans. (Chapter 6 of "Spring Flowers" by Feng Deying)

3. I kept staring at my father, watching him solemnly walk towards the old sailor in ragged clothes with his two daughters and son-in-law. (Maupassant's "My Uncle Jules")

Usage as predicate and adverbial; it has a commendatory meaning; it refers to the attitude towards things. < /p>

Sentence He raised his head and said to the doctor solemnly: "Then take half of my blood and give it to my sister. We will each live 50 years!"