What does it mean to land?

At the same time, interpretation also has metaphorical significance.

Usage as attribute, adverbial, complement, landing or figuratively turning right without evil.

Source: The Three Kingdoms annals of Shu Zhuge Liang's "Argument for parting": "Today's negotiators are full of power, can't be United, full of ambition, and have no feelings of going ashore. Pushing this specious. "

Make sentences:

1, like to eat fish, but cats can't swim. Fish like to eat earthworms, but fish won't go ashore. God has given you many temptations, but you won't get them easily. If you want to realize them, you must struggle on your own.

2. The ideal of the past was not to bend down to cook, but to run around with a smiling face, soak in the jar and expect a miracle, and wish others to go ashore while waiting.

When Hamlet went to school, he wrote to Claudius and told him that he had returned to Denmark.

As long as you get on my smiling boat, I promise to send you ashore!

Li Ming's wife Yang said that when she was rescued ashore, she began to think that her husband Li Ming was struggling in the river.