unusual

unusual

Unusual, Chinese idioms, Pinyin is y ì h ū x ú NCH á ng, meaning very different from the usual situation. From on the track of socialism.

Idiom explanation

Different: different; similar: in; ordinary: ordinary.

The origin of Idioms

Ru Zhijuan's on the track of Socialism: "when I stepped on the train, my mood was extraordinary, as if this tense and vivid rhythm of life had tightened the screws of my whole body."

Idiom usage

They are formal, predicate, attributive, adverbial and complement. Chapter 70 of twenty years of witnessing the strange situation: "it doesn't matter if I'm a little late, and I'm used to his unusual temper." Zhu Ziqing's the Rhine River: "the natural scenery is not unusually good; there are many historic sites." Chapter 2 of Wei Wei's "the East" part 5: "looking at his innocent and unusual serious manner, the teacher couldn't help smiling."