What comes first?

[yǔ]

Basic explanation

Metaphor is jumping to conclusions without seeing the facts.

detailed description

Explanation: Metaphor refers to jumping to conclusions before seeing the facts.

Premature aging

[ wèi lǎo xiān shuāi ]

Basic explanation

You were old before you were young. It refers to premature aging caused by mental or physical overload.

detailed description

1. Description: Get old before you get old. It refers to premature aging caused by mental or physical overload.

2. From: Wan's "Book with Teacher": "Wan Yin is worried (car feeling), and he will age before he is old."

3. Example: The songs of the old generals in Beijing should make all the "fake old men" feel ashamed! Qin Mu's "Not Old"

4. Grammar: complex sentence patterns; As subject and predicate; derogatory sense

example sentence

Some people relax their studies and their thoughts can't keep up with the situation, which leads to ~.

Prophecy-foresight

[voice of b].

Basic explanation

Divination, divination, ancient people burned tortoise shells and looked at the cracks that burned out to speculate on the good and bad luck in the future. You can know in advance without divination. Describe foresight.

detailed description

1. explanation: divination, divination, the ancients used the tortoise shell to burn, and looked at the cracks burned out to speculate on the good or bad luck in the future. You can know in advance without divination. Describe foresight.

2. From: Yuan Yiming's "Peach Blossom Girl" is the third fold: "It is still unexpected to show the killing of Zhouyi Yin and Yang like you."

3. example: it's a good thing to have such a thing! ◎ Xu Ming Heng's Legend of Two Strange Fates (Ⅱ)

4. Grammar: linkage; As predicate and attribute; Describe foresight