Exhausted polyphonic word group

First, when you finish reading Jin, it is like this:

Enjoy, end, try, do your best, enjoy, do your best, do your duty, exhaust, do your best, endless, conscientious, dedicated, self-destructive, loyal, exhausted, exhausted.

It means:

1. Over.

2. Go to extremes.

3. Use it all and do your best.

4. all, all: ~ nature.

Second, when you finish reading [jǐn], the words are like this:?

Do your best, though, give in, do your best, do your best, as soon as possible, as much as possible, as early as possible, as little as possible, in an orderly way.

It means:

1. extreme, most.

2. Try your best.

Extended data

First, the evolution of glyphs:

The classical Chinese version of "Shuo Wen Jie Zi": Qi and Yin and Yang are thin and moving, and qi and rain are living things. In the rain, the elephant turned around.

Vernacular version of Shuo Wen Jie Zi: Technetium is the weather with fluctuating energy of Yin and Yang in the sky, thunder, rain, and living things. The glyph takes the "rain prefix" as the edge and looks like a rotation. ?

Second, the word explanation:

1, with jìn xìng.

The interests are fully satisfied.

2. Although j ǐ n gu ǐ n?

It means that you don't have to think about anything else, just do it, which is equivalent to just doing it.

"Fang" always; All the time.

We admit a fact, but the following often turns.

3, try your best to j ǐ n l √.

The deputy did his best

4.J ǐ n z ǐ o as soon as possible?

As soon as possible.

5. Completely ordered j ǐ j ǐ jǐn rán yǒu xù.

Neat, orderly and organized.