Innovative idioms

Idioms that express innovation, idioms that describe innovation, get rid of the old and innovate, be unique, and get rid of the old and absorb the new.

Unwilling to be outdone, perseverance, wearing a star Dai Yue, dripping water wears away the stone.

Work hard, be furious, forget all about eating and sleeping, and persist in innovation.

Keep working hard and you will win the battle.

Rain or shine, the heart is strong and the stone sinks into the sea.

Unique, farewell the old and welcome the new, and build a unique style.

Dramatic. Find another way. Day by day. Get rid of the old and innovate New wine in old bottles, new wine in old bottles. Be ingenious.

A new look. Completely changed. Take on a new look. Reborn from the fire. By going up one flight of stairs. Carry forward the past and forge ahead. Carry forward.

It was born. Have a unique vision Innovation and development. Never. Prosperous. Great changes have taken place in the countryside. Nobody owns me.

People are strangers to me. Scientific and technological innovation. Institutional innovation. The canoe has crossed Chung Shan Man.

Not to be outdone, persevere, get to the bottom of it, and be unconventional.

Unique, aggressive and open up the future.

Strive for the upper reaches, seize the day and strive for self-improvement.

A hundred feet of pole head goes further and is unique.

Unwilling to be outdone, perseverance, wearing a star Dai Yue, dripping water wears away the stone.

Work hard, be furious, forget all about eating and sleeping, and persist in innovation.

Keep working hard and you will win the battle.

Rain or shine, the heart is strong and the stone sinks into the sea.

Idioms that are good at expression or innovation can bring forth the old and bring forth the new

[Explanation] refers to critically inheriting the old culture, discarding its dross, absorbing its essence and creating a new culture.

[From] Qing Dai Yannian's Conghua Temple Union in Qiu Guang: "Unique, unique."

Idioms expressing innovation are unique: in addition; Loom: Loom, a metaphor for the conception and layout of poetry. Refers to writing a new way to innovate. There is nothing wrong with words: words; Error: using. When writing an article, use innovative words instead of following the predecessors. Describe the unique style of the article. Metaphor opens up a new situation, establishes great achievements and sets the highest standards. Replacing a fetus with a bone is originally a Taoist language, which means to reincarnate a human fetus and easily take off a mortal bone as a fairy bone. After metaphor learning, predecessors can innovate without showing traces. Riding a horse: not driven by others. A disobedient horse. Metaphor is that talented people don't stick to the rules. It also describes people who dare to innovate. In the opposite direction: his; Meaning: meaning; Use: use. Refers to quoting or using words, allusions, etc. According to the opposite meaning. It is also used to refer to literary and artistic creation. To innovate or to break through the shackles of predecessors. Create a new form or situation. Abandon the old and open up the new: abandon; Open: Open a new one. Describe things moving forward. Ancestors have their own ancestors: imitating or following the actions and theories of predecessors. Refers to the self-ancestor who imitates the predecessors and has his own innovation: from and from. I will innovate and not take the old road. Refers to not following the old precedent of predecessors and making innovations.

Idioms that express innovation are gradual: part, category, category and order; Just: return. According to certain steps and sequence. It also means doing things according to the old rules and lacking the spirit of innovation.

Dead end: describe the difficulty of starting a new career. It's the same as "The road is blue".

Make no mistake; Don't; In addition; Loom: Loom, a metaphor for the conception and layout of poetry. Refers to writing a new way to innovate.

There is nothing wrong with the text: text: text; Error: using. When writing an article, use innovative words instead of following the predecessors. Describe the unique style of the article.

Copy predecessors: copy: follow the trend, follow the trend. Follow precedent and lack innovation.

A new situation or form. To create a new situation or form.

Breaking the ice: It is a metaphor for breaking new ground, making great achievements and setting the highest standards.

Fetching a fetus for bone replacement: originally a Taoist language, it refers to taking a human fetus for reincarnation and easily taking a mortal bone as a fairy bone. After metaphor learning, predecessors can innovate without showing traces.

In the opposite direction: its:his；; Meaning: meaning; Use: use. Refers to quoting or using words, allusions, etc. According to the opposite meaning. It is also used to refer to literary and artistic creation. To innovate or to break through the shackles of predecessors.

Ride: Ride: Refuse to be controlled by others. A disobedient horse. Metaphor is that talented people don't stick to the rules. It also describes people who dare to innovate.

Create a new face: create a new form or situation.