seize every minute(zhǐ zhēng zhāo xī)

seize every minute

Seize the day, idiom, Pinyin zh ǐ zh ē ngzh ā ox ī, refers to seize the time. It comes from the story of throwing the shuttle.

Idiom explanation

Morning: morning; evening: evening; morning: short time. The metaphor is to seize the time and strive to achieve the goal in the shortest time.

The origin of Idioms

Xu fuzuo of Ming Dynasty wrote the story of throwing the shuttle, but he said: at present, the favorite life comes to the first tin, and the palm pivot balance is in a hurry.

Heaven and earth turn, time is pressing. Ten thousand years is too long. ——Mao Zedong's Manjianghong and Comrade Guo Moruo

Analysis of Idioms

Synonyms: every minute counts, every minute counts, every minute counts.

Antonym: wasted time, wasted time, wasted time.

Idiom usage

Usage: as predicate, attributive, clause; refers to seize the time.

Chinese PinYin : zhǐ zhēng zhāo xī