The interpretation of the whole word
Orderly, not disorderly: neat. Clean and tidy. Completely orderly.
Governance: remedy. Rectification. Reorganize. Make neat and orderly; B. neat and organized) Ready to go.
Repair: plastic surgery. Old as new.
Completely complete, not a little bit: complete. Done.
Make people suffer: cheat them.
Fuck, fuck: What's wrong?
Whole-word idioms break up the whole, reorganize the whole, reorganize it year after year, and refresh the whole as new.
Dress, bow, cut things, repair soldiers, eliminate disputes, save the zero, join the whole brigade and sit tight.
The whole army was reorganized, and the whole army was reorganized by Wushan. Not accepting shoes, Lee was not crowned.
The whole word idiom and its explanation [save zero and integrate] save: set, receive. Piece bits and pieces together into an integer.
[Break the whole into parts] Concentrate the scattered parts into a whole.
[Mountain costume] The bright moon hangs high and the green hills shine, which is more beautiful, just like reorganizing makeup.
[Ready to go] Pack your bags and wait for departure.
【 cut off 】 describe dignified and serious.
[Dress up] Tidy up your clothes and correct your appearance.
Year after year, month after month. It takes a long time to describe.
Train and train the army and motivate the soldiers.
[martial law of the whole army] Jing: governance. Rectify the army and manage military equipment.
Repair old and broken things to make them look like new ones.
[Sit tight] Dress neatly and sit well. Describe it seriously and formally.
[Manicure] Rectify armor and repair weapons. Be prepared for war.
Metaphor is easy to arouse suspicion.
Set an example for his subordinates.
"Fight against smoking" refers to rectifying chaos and eliminating disadvantages.
[Correcting Gankun] Gankun: The divinatory name symbolizes heaven and earth, yin and yang, etc. Governing the country makes the chaotic situation orderly.
"Complete set" means planned, organized and comprehensive.
[rally] metaphor after failure, rectify the strength, ready to do it again.
Divide a whole into many scattered parts.
[Rest] Neat: Neat; Leisure: No hurry. Describe both neat and calm. It also shows that although there are many things, you are still taking your time.