Idioms and their stories
Ministers have a point, so let's drink more wine. Sheng's "Fairy Palace, Blaming Thieves"
synonym
That sounds reasonable.
antonym
Nonsense, insincerity, nonsense
English explanation
This is a matter of course. ; Water; Speak with solid judgment; Say rationally;
example sentence
1, but her view of "not choosing for choosing" is still reasonable.
However, her point is that choice is not an end in itself, which is easy to understand.
If she is right, this conversation will start here, not just on someone's computer.
If she gets her wish, the conversation will start here, not just on someone's computer.
3, a great swordsman makes sense, as long as you prepare rubber gloves for surgery at ordinary times, you can wash them without hurting your skin.
Master yiren, you have a point. Wearing surgical rubber gloves is clean and does not hurt the skin.
She concluded that the money was not used properly, but the economic difficulties we met seemed to show that she was right.
She claimed that money was wasted, and our financial difficulties seemed to prove her point.
If they think that doing so can prove that they are right to oppose the abolition of economic regulation, then they have not grasped the crux of the problem.
If they think this will make the argument against deregulation stand, then they have missed the key point.