exhaust one's abilities(yòng jìn xīn jī)

exhaust one's abilities

It's a Chinese idiom, y ò NGJ ì nx ī NJ ī, which means to use up one's mind. From mingfengji.

explain

Do your best

[Pinyin]: y ò NGJ ì nx ī NJ ī

Yjxj

Mind: mind. I tried my best.

allusion

[source]: Ming Feng Ji, written by Wang Shizhen of Ming Dynasty, the fourth: "if you don't give in to what you like, how can you reuse it? So I went to great lengths to find out that today is his birthday, and I was sent to pour a pair of birthday candles. "

[example]: even though Xu maoyong and others can't erase this. Lu Xun's "the end of qiejie Ting's Essays: a reply to Xu maoyong and his questions about the Anti Japanese United Front"

Discrimination of words

It's a good idea

Antonym: None

Grammar: as a predicate; refers to exerting one's mind

Chinese PinYin : yòng jìn xīn jī