Explanation: Cut: trench, metaphor difficulties or setbacks. By a setback, an increase of one point insight. Usage: Complex sentence; for subject, predicate, clause; for lessons learned Source: Ming Wang Shou-ren, "the book and Xueshang Qian WANG Wen public book": "The subordinate state were a lesson, today's loss, not after the date may not be."
No. 2
By a setback, get a lesson, one minute long talent without experience does not matter, be bought, a lesson from the Well.
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chī yī qiàn, cháng yī zhì
Eat a loss, long a point wise. That suffered defeat after learning the lessons, after up to become smart
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No. 4
By a setback, a point long experience. Cut, trenches, metaphor setbacks, lessons learned. Mao Zedong's "On Practice": "After the failure of people to read, also lessons learned from the failure to correct their thinking to fit on the outside of the law, people can turn failure into success, the so-called 'loser mother of success',' be bought one-intellectual ', that is the truth. "Zou Difan" Star Han brilliant ":" Zhuang Zedong on Rong Guotuan, Xu Yinsheng the failure of the lesson, take a cutting, long an intellectual, he quickly and to the power for fight the initiative, the Chinese table tennis players playing the level. "
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No. 5
词目 吃一堑，长一智 发音 chī yī qiàn，zhǎng yī zhì
释义 堑：壕沟，比喻困难、挫折。受一次挫折，增长一份见识。
出处 明·王阳明《与薛尚谦书》：“经一蹶者长一智，今日之失，未必不为后日之得。”
近义词 失败乃成功之母、上当学乖
反义词 重蹈覆辙
语法 复句式；作主语、谓语、分句；用于总结经验教训
示例：吃一次亏，就要吃一堑长一智。
被汇入2009年中考说明十个俗语之一
英文：Wisdom come by suffering.
The burn child dread fire.
A fall in pit, a gain in your wit
用处：赵本山和范伟曾在小品中使用过“吃一堑，长一智”
English Expression
: A fall into a pit, a gain in your wit., Experience must be bought.