first come , first served(xiān lái hòu dào)

first come , first served

First come first served is an idiom, pronounced Xi ā NL á IH ò UD à o, which means to determine the order of arrival.

explain

Determine the order of arrival.

source

In the collection of Wanling essays by Mei Yaochen of Song Dynasty, it is said that "there are always the later and the earlier. When the time comes, I will return it to you."

usage

A combination; a predicate or an object; used of people or things

Examples

Li Lvyuan's Qiludeng in Qing Dynasty: "like monks and Taoists, brothers and sisters, they only talk about ~, regardless of age."

Discrimination of words

You should pay attention to "first come, second served" when you make sentences. You can't go beyond this limit. discrimination comes first and comes later, which mainly means that we should do things in order. synonyms are preconceived antonyms jump in line and go through the back door

Chinese PinYin : xiān lái hòu dào