What do you mean, step by step?

Deng: Let's go. One step into the sky. Metaphor suddenly reaches a very high level or degree. Sometimes it is also used to describe a person who suddenly succeeds and climbs to a very high position.

The origin of the idiom: Ke's "Thirty-four Notes in Qing Dynasty": "Patrol is the governor, one step is the sky, the prison is the prison, and gentle sweeping the floor."

Example of Idiom: Knowledge should be accumulated gradually through study, and it is impossible to reach heaven in one step.

ㄧㄅㄨˋㄉㄥㄊㄧㄢ Athena Chu.

A synonym for "reaching the sky in one step": it was a blockbuster and made outstanding brilliant achievements that surprised the world; Metaphor usually has no outstanding performance, and suddenly makes amazing achievements. The legendary name of Shenma. Tengda: This book is Tengda &; Rdqu is a metaphor for a sudden and substantial rise in social status. Song? Yuan Wen's "turtle in a jar"

The antonym of "reaching the sky in one step": the sudden drop in height describes the sudden change of piano sound from high to low. Now the job has fallen sharply. Used to describe a sharp decline in reputation, status or economic situation. Once you fail or get frustrated, you can't get up again.

Idiom grammar: as predicate and object; Refers to a person's sudden success

Idiom story: In Song Dynasty, Kaifeng, Tokyo, broke down and lived in Gao Qiu. After he was released from prison, he went to Linhuaizhou and took refuge in Liu Dalang, who runs a casino. Liu Dalang introduced him to Dong Bing, who opened a pharmacy in Tokyo, and Dong Bing sent him to his bachelor's home. Sue was sent to Xiaowangdu Taiwei Mansion as a police officer, and was selected by Duan Wang to stay in the mansion. Duan Wang became, and Gao Qiu became Qiu.

Degree of common use: common idioms

Emotion and color: derogatory idioms

Idiom structure: more formal idioms

Generation time: modern idioms

English translation: one step at the highest level.

Russian translation: однимхомдостичьверш.

Japanese translation: にわかにさぃこぅぃにつく)

Other translations: faire une carrière rapide

Idiom riddle: Sun somersaults

Pronunciation note: Deng can't pronounce "dènɡ". "

Note: Step, don't write "No"

Two-part allegorical saying: the big teapot rises to the boss; Wrap the foot cloth as a dutiful son hat; The tortoise worships the jade emperor; Take a helicopter