Search, Chinese vocabulary.
Pinyin: xún f?ng
"Looking for a visit" means looking for someone you know, which is different from "visiting".
"Once"? Yimin biography? ":"once a fire was accidentally thrown into someone else's house, Hong went to the person who started the fire and asked him what he had lost, but he was told to slap him and pay for it.
Question 2: What does it mean to visit the red footprint? Come to the red fertile soil and visit the local revolutionary red sister-in-law
By looking for the footprints left by the revolutionary ancestors,
We deeply feel that as a new generation of college students, I
We should face the hardships we have experienced with perseverance like our revolutionary predecessors.
At the same time, we
I also hope to pay tribute to our great ancestors in China in this way.
Question 3: What does the idiom "You can't search" mean? Search must be an idiom, and the idiom that begins with it is as follows:
Get to the bottom of it. Generally, it refers to asking the reason for a thing.
Tracing back to the source. Generally, it refers to asking the reason for a thing.
Line-finding: read line by line; Counting ink: read word for word. Refers to reading sentences without understanding the meaning. It also means working hard on words.
Looking for flowers and asking for flowers: in the past, it referred to spring scenery, and in the old days it also referred to prostitutes. The original intention is to appreciate the spring scenery. Post-old novels are used to refer to prostitutes.
Making trouble is deliberately creating trouble and causing disputes.
Seek death and survive: seek and find it. Make a fuss about death and life. More refers to scaring people with suicide.
Looking for flaws and gaps: looking for; Defect: the spot on the jade, which is a metaphor for defect; Ho: observation, gap: gap, opportunity. Find fault with others and see if there are any loopholes to drill. To wait for trouble.
Search, disappear, ask, ask: ask. Ask for information.
Find chapters and sentences: find; Chapter: chapter; Abstract: Excerpt. In the past, scholars looked for excerpts from books and applied them to writing. Refers to piling up ready-made words and phrases in writing, lacking creativity.
Looking for branches and leaves is a metaphor for pursuing secondary and non-fundamental things.
Looking for traces: looking for; Trace: trace, footprint, refers to whereabouts. Looking for someone else's whereabouts everywhere.
Tracing refers to tracing people's faults only from superficial phenomena. Scars, skin spots.
It's still a problem of finding fault. Metaphor is deliberately finding fault with others and looking for mistakes.
Catching shadows is a metaphor for saying and doing things without foundation.
The uprooting of roots is still a matter of mowing grass. Metaphor to remove the curse, in order to avoid future trouble.
Get to the bottom of it. Generally, it refers to asking the reason for a thing. Get to the bottom of it.
Find a valley, cross the hills, find a secluded place, and travel around the mountains.
Looking for flowers and asking for willows is originally to enjoy spring scenery. Post-old novels are used to refer to prostitutes. With "looking for flowers and asking for willows."
Seek happiness, try happiness. Describe the pursuit of pleasure.
Look for the end of the stream, not the end. Metaphor does not grasp the fundamental link, but only works hard on side issues.
Looking line by line, still chatting in groups. Describe a large number of people queuing in turn.
Searching for details: exploring the mysterious. Subtlety: to the point of being extremely meticulous and profound. Describe the exploration of abstruse things to a very profound degree.
Looking for a better place: looking for. Victory: scenic resorts and places. Find and search elegant resorts when visiting mountains and rivers.
Tracing back to the source is tracing back to the source.
Question 4: Explanation of the term "talent search" At present, as an interviewer of China headhunting company, recruiting talents is a long-term accumulation process. Generally speaking, there are two ways: online and offline.
Question 5: The difference between visiting, visiting, begging and visiting: 5 points for visiting.
"Visit" is a part-of-speech verb. It basically means to visit, for example, to visit at home. This word comes from Li Dongyang's Epitaph of Mother Zhang Yang in Feng 'an in Ming Dynasty and Wang's Theory of the Present World in Qing Dynasty. Political affairs, etc. visit
1. query; reconnoitre
2. visit; Visit.
3. search; interview
Look for (someone whose whereabouts are unknown)
Ask for help.
Make an interview
1. Visit and talk.
2. A short visit.
detailed description
Visit others for compliments.
Question 6: What does it mean to keep the red memory and look for the red footprint? Generally speaking, it refers to the deeds of War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression and the road taken by China.
Question 7: Interview, interview, search and interview, which of these four words is closest to the meaning of interview? Interview: collect information, investigate and visit.
Access: 1, access, with destination access; 2. sightseeing; Travel for pleasure
Search: Search and search.
Interview: management consultation, obtaining information.
Visit: 1. Visiting and talking; 2. A short visit.
So we can know that the meaning of visiting and visiting is the closest! !
Question 8: What does incognito search mean? That is, officials wear plain clothes to inquire about the situation among the people.