Explanation: Stressed that come ill, to be alert to guard against. Usage: The main predicate; as predicate, object; stressed ill come Source: Qing Zhao Yi, "Gai Textual phrase than": "'ill intent, good and not to', but also the" I "'good and do not argue, argue those poor' sentence." Examples: ~, Who do not come good ", but also the" I "who is not good debate, the debaters bad" sentence. ★ Qing Zhao Yi, "Gai Textual phrase than" Results: Crocodile ashore; June hail Postscript: Crocodile ashore; June hail
No. 2
See "with ill intent, good and not come."
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No. 3
Good: Goodwill and friendly. Stressed that come ill, to be alert to guard against.