accomplish at one stroke(yī cù ér jiù)

accomplish at one stroke

Chinese idioms, Pinyin is y ī C ù é rji ù, meaning metaphor, things are easy, all of a sudden success. From "Shangtian Shumi Shu".

Analysis of Idioms

It's easy to achieve success in one stroke

[antonym] accomplish nothing, get down to nothing, desire to speed up

The origin of Idioms

In Su Xun's Shangtian Shumi Shu of the Song Dynasty, "scholars in the world do not want to create the realm of saints overnight."

Idiom usage

Contraction type; as predicate, object and attribute.

Examples

Zhang Manqiu's have a good mood: a good mood can't be achieved overnight. It can be achieved in one morning.

Wu woyao's preface to historical novels in the Qing Dynasty: "in the past, everything I received was general. It was complicated in one move, but it was impossible."

Yang Mo's diary is not a diary: "success in science can't be achieved overnight!" It is also called "achievement in one move" and "achievement in one move".

Zou Taofen's "what's impossible" said: "rioway's plane in 1903 was not built overnight."

Mao Dun's "road" 12: "now, they think that victory can not be achieved overnight, we must use protracted war."

One move: sadness is not one move, but happiness is.

In the past, all of them were rough, but in the complex, they were not! Yuan Xu, a history of pain, written by Wu Jianren in Qing Dynasty

Chinese PinYin : yī cù ér jiù