1, ready to go
Pinyin: xê shdà i fā
Interpretation: accumulate strength or energy to wait for an attack.
Source: Ming Luo Guan Zhong's Romance of the Three Kingdoms: "The things in the dragonfly pool, the thunder hit, ready to go to heaven."
Dragons are not things in the pool. It thunders and wants to go to heaven, storing energy for attack.
Synonym: thick accumulation and thin hair
After a month's intense preparation, the strategies of city wall defense and commanding heights attack are perfect, and the soldiers are gearing up one by one, showing the trend of being ready to go.
2. Save your strength
Pinyin: y m ng j and ng x and ru and
Interpretation: cultivate the spirit and accumulate strength. It also means preserving the combat effectiveness of the troops and preparing for new battles.
Source: Ming Luo Guan Zhong's Romance of the Three Kingdoms, the thirty-fourth time: "After half a year, save your strength, Liu Biao and Sun Quan can go down in one drum."
Wait another six months, save your strength, and Liu Bei and Sun Quan will win in one fell swoop.
Usage: as predicate, attribute and object.
Synonym: save a lot of money, rest and wait for work.
Antonym: Do your best.
Ex.: They are all like runners on the track, saving their energy, stretching their feet, wiping their legs and preparing to show their talents.
3, strategizing
Pinyin: yùn chóu Wei wò
Interpretation: Make a comprehensive plan for the military strategy in the military account. Often refers to the decision of the rear battle plan. It also refers to presiding over big plans and considering decisions.
Source: Sima Qian's Biography of Historical Records and Gaozu in the Western Han Dynasty: "I am not as good as the ovary because of my strategizing."
Sean, sitting in a military tent, can decide the victory of a battle thousands of miles away with tricks. I'm not as good as Zhang Liang.
Usage: more formal; As predicate and attribute; It has positive significance and is used in military, political, etc.
Synonym: grasp the plan, make strategic decisions and make decisive decisions.
A planner must be ambitious, sharp-eyed and able to improvise.
Step 4 be far-sighted
Pinyin: gā o zhā n yu m: n zh incarnation
Interpretation: stand tall and see far. Metaphor is far-sighted.
Source: Wang Hanchong's "On Balance, Don't Read the Whole Article": "The husband closes the door to fill his heart, and the person with low ambition will die."
People who are blind, rigid, unable to see the distance, past and present are just like dead people.
Use: combined; As predicate, adverbial and attribute; With praise.
Synonym: climb high and look far, be far-sighted, be angry, and strive for strength through anger.
Antonym: short-sighted, short-sighted.
Example: The problems in front of them also make them have no time to care about and analyze the world problems with foresight.
5, foresight
Pinyin: lǜǔ
Explanation: It means careful planning and long-term consideration.
Source: Han Jiayi's "On Qin": "Vision and foresight, the way to use troops in marching, can not be mentioned in the same breath at that time."
Foresight, strategizing and using troops are not as good as those generals in those days.
Synonym: thoughtful, far-sighted, far-sighted.
Antonym: young, careless and short-sighted.
Usage: as predicate, object and attribute; Carefully planned.
Example: Peng is an outstanding strategist with foresight.