Idiom sentence-making: Make sentences with a flood of people (about 30).

Lots of phonetic notation: fēn zhētàláI

Interpretation: complicated; Toto, repeat. Describe a continuous arrival.

Source: Dai's "Biography of Lu Yungu" "People who know each other must try tea every day, one after another, and they should be able to receive it without defects."

1, the same thing happened in the church, where gifts and inheritance poured in (but in Castilla, part of the income was returned to the donors).

2. Excerpts from new books soon became the focus of British media, and various comments came in droves.

However, in the past few centuries, the pace of change has been accelerating, and new technologies and innovations have come faster than ever before, replacing the previous things.

4. But when I found out that I had Asperger's syndrome, all the missing pictures in my life began to pour in, and together they formed a complete picture.

For many of us in North America, all kinds of ideas are pouring in, from beach parties to football, from outdoor entertainment to indoor projects.

6. But the scene of the employer knocking on our door did not appear. I became less confident and realized that I needed to sell myself more.

7. Food prices may go up. As the temperature rises, mosquitoes and locusts will become more and more rampant, and poverty and disease will follow.

8, the same dream, let Americans stick to the United States, let immigrants from all over the world, cultural diversity to promote mutual understanding and learning.

9. Some pure electric vehicles have also appeared, and more kinds are coming one after another.

Even though we try to forget, some people really try to forget that Si Tong is filming George H.W. Bush, the news keeps coming.

After 1 1, the House Ways and Means Committee and the House Education and Labor Committee passed the bill, voices of support poured in.

12, players' income expands like a balloon, and foreign stars flood in; There are now more than 300 overseas players on the list of Premier League clubs.

13. Other domestic banks will come one after another, and the competition for cash will be more intense.

14. If you continue to search, you can also find Eriksson's autobiography in about six other languages. The endless attention makes the article frequently revised.

15, from the European financial crisis to deflation concerns in the United States, bad news came one after another, causing analysts to cut their profit expectations by 20 1 1.