Metaphor is extremely difficult to find any way out.

There is nothing to do, nothing to do, internal and external difficulties, no way to go, no way to go, no way to go, no way to go, no way to go, no way to go, no way to go, no way to go, no way to go, no way to go.

First, what to do?

Interpretation: Description is like tying your hands, there is nothing you can do.

Source: Chapter 55 of Qing Li Garbo's The Officialdom Appears: When Mei Benren was at a loss, he listened to the teacher and immediately listened.

Second, there is nowhere to go.

Interpretation: describes falling into a predicament with no way out.

Source: Lu Xun's Blessing of Wandering: She was really desperate and had to ask her master.

Third, there is nothing to do.

Interpretation: plan: plan, method. I can't think of any way.

Source: Ming Lingmengchu's "Surprise at the First Moment" Volume 5: Everyone had no choice but to turn around and tell the story of Lu Sheng.

Fourth, there is nothing to do [wú jě k ě sh:]

Interpretation: plan: strategy and method; S: Show. It can't be used.

Source: Shi Renyi and Ricas married a maid. The third discount: If every cadre can be honest and upright, the briber will be at his wit's end.

Verb (short for verb) The end of the road.

Interpretation: the end of the road. Metaphor to the point where there is no way out.

Source: Qing Wenkang's Biography of Heroes of Children: "You are now at the end of the road; Unaccompanied. "