have quick wits in an emergency

have quick wits in an emergency

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Idiom explanation

[idiom]: a man in a hurry [Pinyin]: R é NJ í zh ì sh ē ng [simple spelling]: rjzs [explanation]: suddenly came up with a good idea in an emergency.

The origin of Idioms

[source]: Yuan Shi Hui's "the story of you boudoir · the alliance of civil and military forces": "how can you jump over the high wall? Since ancient times, Taoists have been eager to have a family planning. They can't help but cling to the top of the apricot blossom and jump over it. "

Examples of Idioms

Example: when Zhishen saw it, he leaned on the stick, picked up a handful of grass by the stove, and wiped the dust off the spring terrace. (the sixth chapter of Water Margin by Shi Naian in Ming Dynasty)

Discrimination of words

Grammar: used as predicate, complement, clause; used to think of a way in an emergency