What are the idioms that describe "many a mickle makes a mickle"?
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Children's g50 game
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Xiaoya and Chen Da
The best pieces of fox fur
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Collect armpit hair.
In all things, perseverance can gain great gains.
From small to large, many a mickle makes a mickle.
As long as it accumulates, it will change from less to more.
Shuichengyuan
year after year
accumulate over a long period of time
After a period of accumulation, it becomes prominent.
Virtue makes a man a gentleman.
Explanation:
Accumulated soil is a mountain, and accumulated water is a sea [? JotǔwéI shān, jo ShuǐwéI hǐI]: Accumulated soil can build mountains, and water storage can build seas. Metaphor makes a mickle.
Sand piled up into a beach [j and sh ā ch é ng t ā n]: a metaphor for many a mickle makes a mickle.
Sand accumulates into a tower [j and sh ā ch é ng t m]: a metaphor for many a mickle makes a mickle.
Accumulate dew into waves [jΡ lΡ wé ib]: Metaphorically, many a mickle makes a mickle.
Metaphor 】 【 many a mickle makes a mickle. Gather sand into a tower and gather fine sand into a pagoda. Originally refers to children's tower-stacking game. After metaphor, many a mickle makes a mickle.
A trickle makes a river; Trickle: a small drop of water. Little by little, water droplets can be collected into a river. Describe many a mickle makes a mickle.
Accumulated soil makes mountains [jτ shu ǐ wé i shā n]: Accumulated soil makes mountains, which is a metaphor for many a mickle makes a mickle.
Every little makes a mickle in each armpit [jí yè chéng qiú]: armpit: armpit refers to the fur under the fox's armpit; Qiu: Leather clothes. Although the skin under the fox's armpit is very small, it can be gathered together to make a fur robe. Metaphor makes a mickle.
Many hairs are gathering [zhòng máo Cun qiú]: gathering; Qiu: Leather clothes. Collect many small pieces of fur and sew them into a leather coat. Metaphor makes a mickle.
Gather armpit hair [jí yè wéi qiú]: Although the skin under the armpit of a fox is very small, it can be gathered together to make a fur robe. Metaphor makes a mickle. With "many a mickle makes a mickle".
There are not enough daily plans, but more annual plans [rējùzú, suējǒu yú]: not many days, not many years. Metaphor makes a mickle. It is also a metaphor that as long as you persevere in everything, you can gain a lot.
Accumulated soil makes a mountain [lě I t ǔ zh shā n]: Metaphorically, from small to large, many a mickle makes a mickle.
Many a little makes a mickle. It means that as long as you keep accumulating, you will change from less to more.
Water drops make an ocean [j: shu ǐ ch é ng yu ā n]: This is a metaphor, and every drop of water will have a great impact.
Cumulative years [jρnián lěI Yuè]: Cumulative years: many years; Months after months. Of a long period of time.
Accumulate over a long period [r Ρ j Ρ yuè l ě i]: accumulate over a long period, accumulate over a long period. Refers to the long-term continuous accumulation.
The product is tiny [[jΟ w ē i ché ng zhù]]: tiny: subtle; Author: amazing. Small things, after long-term accumulation, will become significant.
Accumulate goodness into virtue [jī shàn chéng dé]: goodness: good deeds, good deeds; Morality: noble character. Doing good for a long time will form noble character.