Basic explanation
(moving) closure。
# tonic: #
But a matter in the hearts. (fiction)
End, end, end, end
Near term
It's over. It's over. It's over
English translation
1. Settle; solve
Detailed explanation
♪ but i see ♪
I'm sorry, sweetheart; solve
It's over; it's done
That's what i'm talking about
See "getting out."。
And it's also done, but it's done. "the queen of psychiatry, my son, is a dear friend. And inside the fork, in the car, it's called the moustache!' "the three hides are full of troubles."
(2) it means that the matter is over and done. Song poetry: "as a son of a bitch, it's his business, it's his place." “the mother and the son meet, they tell him why, and they teach him to be a avenger, but they don't want to.” in the first act of beijing, “the grandparents chose a zodiac day for them, but it was a great event for them”
(3) it is entirely understood. The seventh round: “i was born in chaos, and the two were asked for it. Now it's biological, and it doesn't swim in three ways."
It's just..
Pronunciation: o
Basic meaning: to complete something, to solve it and to bring the situation to a satisfactory conclusion。
Detailed explanation: it is a two-word word, with the first word “find” indicating completion, closure and the second word “but” meaning resolution and success. The basic meaning of this statement is to complete something, resolve it and bring it to a satisfactory resolution. It can be used to describe the completion of a mission or the resolution of a difficult issue, or it can be used to indicate a successful conclusion of a relationship or experience。
Using scenery: but this phrase can be used in many different scenarios, such as:
- workground: to describe the completion of a task, to resolve a difficult issue and to bring it to a successful conclusion。
- learning scenes: to describe the completion of a learning mission, to solve a difficult problem and to bring learning to a successful conclusion。
- emotional scene: to describe a successful end to a relationship and to address emotional distress。
The origin of the story: but it was first written in the book "books of the earth " , in which it was written: "so the heavens will take great responsibility for the human being, and they must first suffer, labour their bones, starve their skins, empty their bodies, mess with what they do, so they were patient and could not benefit them." the words “if it has been done” in this phrase mean nothing, but that it has done what it could not have done. Later, the phrase was gradually introduced as meaning the completion of everything。
Word structure: it is a two-word word, with the first word "go" indicating completion, closure and the second word "but" meaning resolution, success。
Example:
1. As a result of his efforts, he finally fulfilled his wish to become a writer。
2. After a long period of communication and effort, they ended up with previous misunderstandings。
Memory skills: it is possible to combine the word “liseeoè” with the word “understanding”, because it means problem solving, a successful conclusion, and a similar meaning to understanding. It's possible to help remember this word by combining the two words。
Extended learning: it's a commonly used language that helps us to speak chinese. It is possible to continue to learn other texts that are relevant, such as “no regrets”, “find a heart”。
For example, students of different ages say that:
-student: i finally got my homework. I can go play。
- junior high school student: after all i've done, i've finally done my job。
- high school students: after a long period of effort, there was a misunderstanding between them。
- students: i want to be able to live my dream while i'm in college。
