Basic skills, utilitarian skills, the best.

Power work, error work, service work and cutting work.

Merit, honor, merit, merit.

Power consumption, reward function, hard work

Merit, model, decline, merit, merit

Try, try, try, try.

Work, righteousness, work, work, work.

Crimes of meritorious service, meritorious service, diligence and meritorious service

Valuable work requires beauty, skill and merit.

Function, shape, advantages, advantages, advantages.

Fame, fame, work, work, and kung fu.

Turn merit into merit and sell merit.

Try, try, try again.

Collection effect of electric decorative valve

Job service, job service, job assignment and workload

Total project

The first word is Gong's two-character dictionary.

force

[gōnglǜ]

A physical quantity representing the working speed. Numerically equal to the work completed or consumed per unit time. Units are watts, kilowatts, etc.

exploit

[Guangxuan]

Refers to the great contribution made to the country and the people, and the special contribution made: ~ outstanding. Set immortality.

contribution

[Gongjialuo]

Contribution to the cause: sweat horse ~.

efficacy

[Guangxi Yao]

Function; Efficiency: immediate ~.

Work score

[Guangning]

Duty, merit.

Excellent official

[guang Chen]

A public servant who has made a contribution generally refers to a person who has made a great contribution to a certain cause: a person engaged in the aerospace industry.

Advantages and virtues

[Guangde]

1. Praise the people's heroes.

skill

[Guangfu]

Use "time"

Gongcao

[Guangcao]

1. Official name.

Action and posture of an opera singer.

[Guangji]

The posture of a traditional Chinese opera actor when performing. Also as a scaffold.

homework

[case]

1. Students' knowledge and skills as required: He is good at all subjects.

function

[widely announced]

The beneficial role played by things or methods; Efficiency: ~ complete. This medicine is amazing.

Gong Ling

[ancient spirit]

1. Laws or regulations of ancient countries on the recruitment of scholars.

Power consumption

[g songhao]

Power loss refers to the difference between input power and output power of equipment and devices.

effectiveness

[archaic]

Efficiency advantage. "Nansan, Han Feizi": "People know that punishment starts from the body, so the disease is utilitarian in the industry and not given to the monarch."

advantage

[sound]

Merit and reputation.

Academic honors and official titles/titles

[Sound]

1. Old refers to merit and fame.

function

[sound]

Function; Use.

Advantages and achievements

[extensive collection]

Contributions and achievements: ~ outstanding. An indelible ~.

Working load

[widely praised]

Merit record. "Luo Shu Gao": "Only life says:' Your life is full of promise, and you regard merit as a burden, but only know yourself and teach. "The Legend of the God of Wealth": "Those who have merit are also."

The first word is a four-character group and idiom group beginning with Gong.

Success: success is established and reputation is gained. It is also said that success means fame and success.

Failure: things fail when they are about to succeed. It means regret. Biography of Xie Xuan in the Book of Jin: "What is the promotion of age reduction?" Hang: Close.

Fame and fortune: refers to fame and fortune.

Success: Also known as success. The original meaning is that only with achievements can you have a reputation. The latter refers to achievement and fame. "Mozi's Self-cultivation": "The name is not a student, the name is not self-sufficient, and the name cannot be fake." Sui (Su): Achievement.

Merit: merit: merit. Do one thing, get two reputations.

Merit is not rewarded: merit: merit, merit. Reward: reward. The credit is too great to be rewarded. Describe the great contribution.

Honor and ambition: great achievement is because of great ambition; To achieve great success lies in hard work.

Retirement after success: refers to retirement after success. Retire with "success."

Don't live if you succeed: Chapter 2 of Laozi: "Born without, walk without relying on, don't live if you succeed." Later, it was used to show that he had made achievements and didn't take credit.

Unlimited merit: praise people's outstanding contributions and great kindness to people. "Biography of Han Bingji": "Therefore, those who hold the gods and become sacred bows have died (no)."

Gong Ruoqiu Mountain: Gong: Merit. If: like, like. Merits are like mountains. The metaphor is great.

Merit is thin and cicada wings: merit is as thin as cicada wings. Describe the credit as small. Often used as polite language. Han Caiyong's "Let Levin's Hometown Be Thick": "I am light and clumsy, and I have little merit."

Merit perfection: merit: a Buddhist term that refers to chanting and giving. Refers to the end of Buddhist activities such as chanting. Metaphor brings things to a successful conclusion.

Retire after success: body: self, self. After that, you will retire and never come back.

Gong Biao Qing history; Table; Write it down; Qing history: Notes were recorded on bamboo slips in ancient times, because history books are called Qing history. This contribution is recorded in the history books. Great achievements have been made.

Fame and fortune: refers to promotion and wealth.

Kung fu movies: Kung fu movies.

Success in business means success, but you don't take credit for it. It's the same as "success is not alive".

Fall short of success: "Shangshu Luwa": "For nine mountains, you fall short of success." It means that a pile of nine-mu-high earth mountains is short of a basket of soil. Metaphorically, things didn't succeed in the end because of relaxation or insufficient conditions. With a hint of regret. Rèn: In ancient times, it was seven or eight feet. Ku: baskets.

Merit Gao Zhen Lord: Merit: Merit, meritorious service; Earthquake: vibration, huge earthquake; Lord: monarch. The credit is too great, which makes the monarch shake and doubt.

The expansion and sharing of knowledge: the Chinese interpretation of the word "Gong".

success

Guangling

Merit, achievement, as opposed to "passing": meritorious service. Advantages. Reward according to merit. In vain. There is no limit to merit Don't live in success.

Achievements: success. Function. It didn't achieve its goal. Get twice the result with half the effort. Quick success and instant benefit.

Physics refers to the work done by forcibly moving an object, which is equal to the force multiplied by the distance moved: power.

Skills: Kung Fu. Basic skills. Skills (a. Kung Fu and strength; B. efficacy). Work is natural.

commit a crime

Number of strokes: 5;

Radical: force;

Expanding Thinking: What are Gong's homophones?

(Gōng)Arm→(Gōng)CuO→(Gōng)Palace→(Gōng)

Male → (G not ng) horseshoe crab → (G not ng) male → (G not ng) bow → (G not ng)

Work → (G not ng) Palace → (G not ng) Work → (G not ng)

(G not ng) Bow → (g not ng) Bow → (g not ng) Qi → (g not ng) Qi → (g not ng)

Male → (male) phoenix tail → (male) son → (male)

→( gīng) → (g and ng) → (g and ng) → (g and ng) → (g and ng) and → (g and ng)

(g and ng) Bow → (g and ng) Bow → (g and ng) Bow → (g and ng)

arm→(g?ng)?→(g?ng)work→(g?ng)bang→(g?ng)

(G not ng) Attack → (g not ng) Strike → (g not ng) Strike → (g not ng) Strike → (g not ng)

(g and ng)-(g and ng)-(g and ng)-(g and ng)-(g and ng) male-(g and ng)

For →( gūng) →( gūng) →( gūng) attack →( gūng)

Palace → (G not ng) Palace → (G not ng) Palace → (G not ng) House → (G not ng)

(g not ng) Pteris vittata → (g not ng) grass → (g not ng) grass → (g not ng)