Forget this, throw that away. Describe a hectic or flustered situation.

(2) Idiom information that pays attention to one thing and loses another.

Idiom explanation: attend to one thing and lose another. Describe a hectic or flustered situation.

Examples of idioms: When it comes to work, we should take the overall situation into consideration, and we should not lose sight of one thing and lose sight of another.

Grammatical usage: as predicate and attribute; You can't describe both.

Generation year: ancient times.

Idiom: Gu can't write "solid".

Discrimination of idioms: "attend to one thing and lose another" and "lack of money"; There is "hasty embarrassment; Difficult to deal with. " But "focusing on one thing and losing another" focuses on "ineffective response"; The "shortage" focuses on embarrassment; Often used to describe economic difficulties; Dressed in rags or in short supply.

Idiom riddle: press the gourd and you get the gourd.

Two-part allegorical saying: three crabs in one hand; Play the flute with one hand; Raise the fence and fall on the wall.

(3) Take care of one thing and lose another idiom story

The seventy-sixth chapter of Meng Long's History of the Eastern Zhou Dynasty in Feng Ming, Chu: "The army was divided into three ways: the first army attacked Maicheng, the first army attacked Jinan, and the king led the first army to attack the capital. He covers his ears too quickly and cares about this. If the two cities break it, they will not keep it. "

Discrimination of idioms: "attend to one thing and lose another" and "lack of money"; There is "hasty embarrassment; Difficult to deal with. " But "focusing on one thing and losing another" focuses on "ineffective response"; The "shortage" focuses on embarrassment; Often used to describe economic difficulties; Dressed in rags or in short supply.

Explanation: forget this and throw away that. Describe a hectic or flustered situation.

(4) attend to one thing and lose another.

Pay attention to one thing and ignore another.

Synonyms are in a dilemma.

Pinyin: b

Interpretation: forget this and throw away that. Describe a hectic or flustered situation.

Source: Feng Ming Meng Long's History of the Eastern Zhou Dynasty, the seventy-sixth time: "The army is divided into three parts: one army attacked Maicheng, the other attacked Jinan, and the fifth army led the army to Du Ying. If the two cities break it, they will not keep it. "

Example: So the enemy is in a terrible atmosphere, and they are running away. Feng Yuxiang's My Life, Chapter 33

5] Words related to attend to one thing and lose another.

Attend to one thing and lose another (Guo

in a thousand and one ways

hush

bǐ)

Synonym: be short of money, be in a dilemma

Explanation: forget this and throw away that. Describe can't take care of everything.

P: that

Source:

Feng Ming Meng Long's History of the Eastern Zhou Dynasty, the seventy-sixth time: "The army is divided into three parts, one is to attack Maicheng, the other is to attack Ji, and Wang leads an army to attack Ying Capital. If he is furious, he will take care of one thing and lose another. If the two cities are broken, he will not keep it. "

Usage:

Combined type; As predicate and attribute; You can't describe both.

Example:

Volume 7 of Wu Shengji in Yuan Dynasty: "The loyalist ~, exhausted."

Synonym: be short of money, be in a dilemma

Antonym: comprehensive, the best of both worlds.

[6] What is the idiom to compare one thing with another? The third word is look (not short of money)

Idiom: attend to one thing and lose another. Another explanation: attend to one thing and lose another. Describe a hectic or flustered situation. Answer back to the source: Meng Long's History of the Eastern Zhou Dynasty, the seventy-sixth time: "The army was divided into three parts: one army attacked Maicheng, the other attacked Ji, and the fifth army led the army to the capital. He talks too much and makes too little rain, and he still cares about this. The two cities are broken, and he doesn't keep it. " Example: So the enemy is in a terrible atmosphere and they are running away. ◎ Feng Yuxiang's "My Life" Chapter 33 Synonym: Shortage Antonym: All-inclusive Grammar: Union; As predicate and attribute; You can't have both. Idiom: You are short of money. Explanation: When you pull a skirt, your elbows will be exposed. Describe clothes in rags. Metaphor attend to one thing and lose another, poor to cope with. Source: "Zhuangzi Jean Wang": "If you don't make clothes for ten years, you will be crowned with the crown, and you will be stretched and stretched." Ex.: I usually live for a long time, not to mention what spare money I have for the trip back to China. ◎ The synonym of Guo Moruo's Ten Years' Creation as a Student is naked, ragged and full of holes. The antonym is elegance, sufficiency and perfection. Grammar: serial; As predicate, object and attribute; derogatory sense

(7) What are the commendatory terms of the idiom "attend to one thing and lose another, and fail to cope with it effectively"?

When a person pulls up his lapel,

Pinyin: [zhu not j and n ji à n zh ǒ u]

Explanation: When you pull a skirt, your elbow will be exposed. Describe clothes in rags. Metaphor attend to one thing and lose another, poor to cope with.

Source: "Zhuangzi Jean Wang": "If you don't make clothes for ten years, you will be crowned with the crown, and you will be stretched and stretched."

Sentence: I have lived for a long time, what's more, what spare money do I have to pay for my trip back to China?

Synonym: focus on one thing and lose another, expose your elbow, fight with your elbow, be exhausted, make ends meet, and lack money.

Antonym: I am good at solving problems, I am comfortable, I am more than enough, I am willing to pay, I am comfortable, I am generous.

Idiom story: When defending our country and defending our country, we often can't cook once every three days, and we can't make a dress for ten years. The whole hat band will break, and the whole skirt and elbow will be exposed, but his voice of singing Shang Song is full of space between heaven and earth, ringing like a bell. King Lu sent someone to give him a fief and said to him, "Please use the income from this fief to make a dress." Ceng Zi refused, the messenger went again, and Ceng Zi refused. The messenger said, "sir, this is not what you asked the monarch, but what the monarch wants to give you." Why not accept it? " Ceng Zi said: "The receiver is often afraid of the giver, and the giver is often arrogant to the receiver. Can the monarch give me a fief without arrogance? I am very worried about this! "

Pay attention to one thing and ignore another.

Pinyin: [gù c ǐ sh? b ǐ]

Explanation: forget this and throw away that. Describe a hectic or flustered situation.

Source: Feng Ming Meng Long's History of the Eastern Zhou Dynasty, the seventy-sixth time: "The army is divided into three parts: one army attacked Maicheng, the other attacked Jinan, and the fifth army led the army to Du Ying. If the two cities break it, they will not keep it. "

Sentence: So the enemy was in a terrible atmosphere, exhausted.

Synonym: startle the snake, lack of money, and get both ends meet.

Antonym: Be comprehensive, not one-sided, kill two birds with one stone, kill two birds with one stone.

(of a scene) too many things to see.

Pinyin: xi

Description: the scenery is beautiful; There are many good things; Can't see it; Or too many people and things; Too late to receive and respond.

Source: Liu Yiqing's "Shi Shuo Xin Yu" in the Southern and Northern Dynasties: "Going up the mountain * * *; Mountains and rivers set each other off; It's overwhelming

Sentence: The information desk at the railway station is crowded with people and staff.

Synonym: too much to see.

Antonym: easy to handle

⑻ Which idiom is used to describe the dilemma of paying attention to one thing and losing another?

When a person pulls up his lapel,

Pay attention to one thing and ignore another.

(of a scene) too many things to see.

income falling short of one's expenditure

In a state of ruin

The idiom ⑼attend gains one thing and loses another, which means ⑼ 9.

Take care of one thing and lose another [Gǐ C ǐ Shǐ B ǐ]

new word

Basic explanation and detailed explanation

Explanation: forget this and throw away that. Describe a hectic or flustered situation.

From: Feng Ming Meng Long's History of the Eastern Zhou Dynasty, Chapter 76: "The general is divided into three parts: one is to attack Maicheng, the other is to attack Jinan, and the other is to lead troops to Du Ying. If the two cities break it, they will not keep it. "

Example: So the enemy is in a terrible atmosphere and they are running away.

Feng Yuxiang's My Life, Chapter 33

Grammar: combination; As predicate and attribute; You can't describe both.

The explanation of words pays attention to one thing and loses another.

Take care of one thing and lose another interpretation:

Forget this, throw that away. Describe a hectic or flustered situation.

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[Source] Seventy-six times in Feng Ming Menglong's History of the Eastern Zhou Dynasty: "... Divide the army into three: one army attacked Maicheng; An army attacked Jinan city; The king led the army into Beijing, thunderous; Take care of one thing and lose another; If the city is broken; Don't save it ..