千里之行,始于足下
Explanation: Walk a thousand miles way, starting from the first step. Metaphor to success is small to large gradually accumulated. Usage: The main predicate; as the predicate attribute; with compliment Source: "I" encircle the sixty-fourth chapter of wood, was born in Haomo; nine of the units, from the tired soil; a thousand miles begins with one step. " Examples: Nine of the units, from the tired soil; ~. Saints uncertain heart, this mind to the people. ★ Ming Zhao Bute "two education identified"- Thesaurus: many a little makes a mickle, Many a little makes a mickle., Put the years, Tired old plot on, accumulate over a long period, With the passing of time In Deep, for years on end, Poor years, generation after generation
- Antonym Group: at a brush triumph, read ten lines at a glance, conspectus to have learned a passage so well as to be able to recite it, Achieved overnight to, expect results overnight; accomplish sth. in one move, under no consideration, Five elements Under all, Five elements And under, be quick at reading, easy as my eye, have a camera eye, be able to recite sth. after reading it over once, Bing Xie Ying edge, problems can be readily solved as a bamboo is split all the way down once it has been chopped open
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