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You know what?
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Don Li Zhuo, Song Chuangzhalu? Chu Er "-Hirono immediately replied with a pen: An eye-opener, Mo Yan's grievance.
It is helpful to determine the syntactic function and morphological characteristics of part of speech
Verb object type; Become an object; Describe long knowledge.
synonym
Reading and debating, pinyin: l m 4 n w é n bi à n Ji à n
Idiom explanation: it means knowledgeable and eloquent.
Idiom origin: Han Yuankang, Yue Jueshu? A study of Ji Ce Zhuan-for people to read, smell and argue, know everything, know everything.
antonym
Myopia, pinyin: shǔ mù cùn guāng.
Idiom explanation: a mouse's eyes can only see one inch away. Describe myopia; Without foresight.
Idiom origin: Linchuan Dream by Shiquan in Qingjiang-find chapters and sentences, classify them, compile various new books, and sell them rigidly. Scared a group of short-sighted friends at that time, they worshipped Yuanmen, blindly scared them and praised them.
An eye-opening example.
1. It was an eye-opener to see so many exotic flowers and plants at the flower show.
Traveling abroad has opened my eyes.
When you walk into the cave, many strange stalactites will come to your face and open your eyes.
4. This calligraphy exhibition held in the city opened my eyes and found everything new.
On this beautiful autumn day, my father took me to the Ocean Park in Hong Kong, and had a close contact with those sea babies, which opened my eyes.
It's an eye-opener for scientists to make a clear analysis of this phenomenon!
7. Visiting the museum and seeing many rare treasures opened my eyes and increased my knowledge.
8. When the music started, two elephants danced neatly with the beat of the music. They dance very well. The interesting elephant opened our eyes.
9. This really opened my eyes and confirmed that video game music is in the media. Of course, there are many viewers who like other things, just my idea.
10, this summer's trip opened her eyes. For the first time in history, the audience was not fully booked.