learn in order to practise

learn in order to practise

Learning for application, Chinese idiom, Pinyin is Xu é y ǐ zh ì y ò ng, meaning to learn for practical application. It comes from "for a source of fresh water.".

Analysis of Idioms

Learning to be practical

Antonym is not used or used

The origin of Idioms

Li Xin's for a source of flowing water: "we should learn in combination with the needs of practical work and revolutionary struggle, apply what we have learned, and study hard."

Idiom usage

It is contractive; it is predicate and attributive; it contains commendatory meaning.

Examples

The study of scientific and cultural knowledge should be in line with the reality.