What is the driver's due stalk?
Catch the deadline is to seize the time and finish something before the deadline. When used as an adjective, due means "expected, should", so "should" means to hurry up and finish something before the deadline. In the group of international students, there are generally two meanings: one is to submit an application before the application deadline of foreign schools; Second, when studying abroad, submit homework or papers before the time required by the teacher. For example: "Today is the 7th. If the paper catches up with due, there will probably be no time. " The expiration of make-up lessons here is basically the deadline for homework in various subjects, that is, deadline or deadline, abbreviated as ddl. Under normal circumstances, this kind of homework accounts for a large proportion of the final grade, and it will be checked again. The meaning of this word is similar to that of "catch DDL" of domestic students, and its usage is basically similar. DDL is also called Deadline. The only productivity of international students, no matter how long it takes, will definitely drag on until the end. Eight hours before the deadline is often accompanied by coffee at 1 in the morning, and help-seeking behaviors such as "Can you send it to me for a look" on WeChat. The meaning of Due and DDL is actually the same. Due is a noun, so "catching up with due" that international students often say actually refers to their behavior of staying up at two o'clock in the middle of the night, playing mobile phones, eating snacks and watching TV dramas in front of the open computer and notebook. It's like holding a machine gun for international students to catch up with due. due ... because ... finally, you caught up with DUE and finished the final exam, but the admissions officer said "I'm sorry", which brought you back to before liberation.