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What are you listening to idioms for?

What are you listening to?

Hold your breath: hold your breath; Concentrate: concentrate. Describe a high degree of concentration, against one's will.

What idiom

Hold your breath

Pinyin: bǐ ng gü ní ng Shé n

Definition: Hold your breath: inhibit breathing; Concentrate: concentrate. Describe a high degree of concentration, against one's will.

Source: The Analects of Confucius and the Rural Party: "Take a photo of Qi Sheng Tang, bow like a bow, and hold your breath like a restless person." "Zhuangzi Dasheng": "We don't distinguish between ambition, but we are condensed in God."

Example: The more you sing, the lower and thinner you are, and the sound gradually disappears. People all over the garden are afraid to move less. Liu E's Travels of Lao Can in Qing Dynasty

Concentrate

Pinyin: jù jīng níng shén

Interpretation: It means to look intently. The original meaning is brainstorming. After describing the appearance of concentration and high concentration. With "concentration".

What idiom

Hold your breath and hold your breath: hold your breath; Concentrate: concentrate. Describe a high degree of concentration, against one's will.

concentrate: * * *, gather. Describe concentration and high concentration.

concentrate, concentrate, concentrate.

words to listen attentively

gaze, gaze, gaze, gaze, concentrate, concentrate, concentrate, concentrate, concentrate, concentrate, concentrate

What does it mean to listen attentively?

According to Chinese meaning: close your eyes and concentrate on listening, which means listening.

Together, it means to concentrate on listening to some spirits or sounds.

Close-minded idioms

Good solutions

Synonym: Meditation and concentration

antonym: distraction and distraction

I think the best synonym for close-minded is concentration, and of course, others are right. The antonym is best to be distracted, and other people can be just so-so.

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hold your breath

bǐ ng q ü ní ngshé n

[definition] Hold your breath: inhibit breathing; Concentrate: gather spirit. Hold your breath; Concentrate.

[out] Liu E's Travels of Lao Can in the second time: "From then on; Singing lower and lower; The lower the finer; The voice faded away. Everyone in the garden held their breath; Dare not move less. "

[tone correction] screen; It can't be pronounced "pínɡ".

[shape discrimination] coagulation; Can't write "doubt".

[near meaning] absorbed

[antonym] absent-minded

[usage] describes high concentration. Generally used as predicate and attribute.

[structure] combination.

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Idiom

Hold your breath: inhibit breathing; Concentrate: concentrate. Describe a high degree of concentration.

Basic information

Chinese name

Holding one's breath

Classification

Words

Pronunciation

bǐ ng gü ní ng shé n

Interpretation

describes high concentration of attention.

table of contents

1 idiom explanation

2 idiom allusions

3 word discrimination

Folding and editing idiom explanation in this paragraph

Holding one's breath intently: holding one's breath intently

Pronunciation: bǐng qì níng shén

Interpretation: Holding one's breath: inhibiting breathing; Concentrate: concentrate. Describe a high degree of concentration.

Going out: Confucius' The Analects of Confucius and the Rural Party in the Pre-Qin Dynasty: "Take a photo of Qi Shengtang, bow like a bow, and hold your breath like a restless person." "Zhuangzi Dasheng": "We don't distinguish between ambition, but we are condensed in God."

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Example: Liu E's Travels of Lao Can, the second time, Listening to Books in Minghuju: The lower you sing, the finer it becomes, and the sound gradually disappears. People all over the garden are afraid to move less.

Idiom story

This idiom comes from the second time in Qing Liu E's Travels of Lao Can: "From then on; Singing lower and lower; The lower the finer; The voice faded away. Everyone in the garden held their breath; Dare not move less. "