The pinyin of deliberately: chǔ xīn jī lǜ.

1. The pinyin, definition and origin of the idiom

To be deliberate, a Chinese idiom, pinyin: chǔ xīn jī lǜ, meaning: to describe a long-standing plan. From "Gu Liang Zhuan·Yin Gong Year": "Why is it so serious about Uncle Zheng? What is so serious about Uncle Zheng is that he deliberately planned to kill."?

2. Pinyin, interpretation and origin of synonyms

Take great pains, a Chinese idiom, pinyin: shà fèi kǔ xīn, which means to describe painstaking efforts and painstaking efforts; the same meaning is spent on scheming and pondering over the meaning of the word. From the third chapter of "The Wrongful Souls of the Black Country" by Peng Yangou of the Qing Dynasty: "I have painstakingly studied this method of frying smoke and tried it over and over again before I perfected it."

Three , the pinyin, definition and origin of antonyms

On a whim, a Chinese idiom, Pinyin: xīn xuè lái cháo, the original meaning is a surge of thoughts like a wave, which is a metaphor for the sudden emergence of some idea in the heart. This is an old idiom , it had no derogatory meaning in the past. Chapter 34 of "The Romance of the Gods" by Xu Zhonglin of the Ming Dynasty: For all gods, troubles, anger, ignorance, and love will never be forgotten. Their hearts are like stones and will never waver; those who have a whim, their ears will suddenly move in their hearts.

Deliberately making sentences:

1. There is a small group of people who deliberately look for opportunities to cause trouble and disrupt social order. We must take strict precautions.

2. He has been deliberately thinking about saving more money and starting his own business as soon as possible.

3. Only Hitler deliberately wanted to destroy the neutrality of Belgium and the Netherlands.

4. These bad people are deliberately making fake medicines and harming people.

5. He deliberately wants to occupy the other company and expand his own strength.

6. I didn’t expect you to be so unmotivated and always deliberately trying to divide the family property.

7. He deliberately planned to betray me so that he could live his happy life.

8. He deliberately wants to occupy the other company and expand his own strength.

9. He always deliberately harms others, which is why he ends up like this. He really brings it upon himself.

10. Although he planned carefully, he still ended up in vain.