What do you mean, live up to time, live up to time

To live up to the years is to live up to the good times, the good times, or the time flies, and we are old before we know it. We should cherish time, do what we like within a limited time, and don't waste time.

Time refers to a good time (often spring) and a good time (youth).

Living up to one's years is a more literary rhetoric. The most commonly used combination is that time is easy to get old, live up to the years, and live up to the original heart? So as to achieve your ultimate goal.

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Don't waste your time in the sentence about how time flies:

1, I can't help spending it, and I feel very familiar with Yan Huilai. ? (Song) Yan Shu's "Huanxisha"

Interpretation: Helpless, flowers always wither; Chun Yan's deja vu has returned to the painting eaves. Good things can never stay, even if they appear again, they are by no means what they used to be, just deja vu.

2, justice has only white hair on earth, and the nobles have never let it go. (Tang) Du Mu's "A Unique Skill of Sending a Hermit"

Interpretation: The fairest thing in the world is the time of the year. By that time, rich and poor, rich and poor, will grow old. No matter who you are, don't waste time, it's too late to regret.

3, a flash in the pan, fleeting, has had the most beautiful moment, a person's life relative to the eternity of all things, but a flick of the finger.

4. Save time; That is to make a person's limited life more effective, which is equivalent to prolonging his life.

5. Old people like to sing at dusk, and the mountains are shining everywhere.