Pinyin radicals of plucked words

Word combination: pull out the seedlings to encourage, pull up the tug of war. Pinyin: bá, radical: φ.

Pulling out seedlings to encourage growth: it is a bad thing to rush for success, which is a metaphor for violating the objective laws of things. That kind of cramming teaching method, whether the students can accept it or not, is tantamount to pulling out the seedlings to encourage them. Guo Moruo's A Collection of Roosters on the Development of Learning and Literature and Art: "Commandism conforms to an old fable of China, which is called" pulling out seedlings to help fuel the fire ".

Pull up: To rise suddenly. "History of Han Ji Xiang Biography": "However, the feather has no size, and it is pulled from Longmu." Yan Shigu quoted Deng Zhan as saying: "It is also sick." "Biography of the State of Qi in the Later Han Dynasty" said: "If a gentleman encourages uprooting, he must have a long-term vision." ?

Tug of War: A Traditional Sport in China. The two teams with equal numbers hold the two ends of the long rope respectively, and both sides pull the rope hard to pull the sign tied to the rope over the prescribed limit, which is the victory.

Example:

1, the peaks are straight and straight into the sky.

2. People with low status need promotion.

There is a tall poplar tree in front of my house.

The whole class smiled for the victory of tug-of-war.

5. Kaka was not slow and pulled out his sword.

6. Being promoted by a noble person, rising step by step in the officialdom and soaring.

7. Democratic elections are now carried out, and cadres are elected by voting.

8. In the selection of talents, Manager Wang often has a critical eye.

9. As soon as he saw something was wrong, he made a decisive decision and ran away.

10. The old calligrapher's works are vigorous and tall.