make a fresh start

In addition, re-support the furnace. Give up the original metaphor and start from scratch.

The origin of the idiom: the fourteenth time in Li Qingru's "Mirror Flowers": "If you want to make trouble, you can't tell the difference between rice and shit. This is the only way to start a new stove. "

Example of idiom: When the Second Normal University is dissolved, it is necessary to start a new stove to recruit new students and new employees.

Traditional writing style: start a new stove

ㄧㄥㄑㄧˇㄖㄨˊㄗㄠˋ Athena Chu.

Synonym for starting a new stove: this person has a unique style, which gives him a unique style and personality. His writing style is unique and unconventional. Liu Yiqing, a Southern Song Dynasty poet, wrote "Shi Shuo Xin Yu Literature": "Zhi Daolin used Feng Taichang's * * * language in Baima Temple, and became a school of his own because of his description of other schools in" Wandering around ".

The antonym of starting a new stove: as always, the same as before. Once formed, it cannot be changed. It also means sticking to the rules and not knowing how to change.

Idiom grammar: verb-object type; As subject, predicate and attribute; Used to do things

Degree of common use: common idioms

Emotion and color: neutral idioms

Idiom structure: verb-object idiom

Generation time: modern idioms

English translation: Start all over again.

Russian translation: начинатвсёсначала.

Japanese translation: not new, new, familiar and straight.

Other translations: Mitetwas nochmals von Vorne anfangen <; Law > represents the affairs on a new basis.

Idiom riddle: moving the canteen

Pronunciation note: stove, you can't read "dU"; Besides, it can't be pronounced "línɡ". "

Writing Note: Sorry, you can't write "build by laying bricks or stones".

Two-part allegorical saying: Split up while the iron is hot