very fruitful

very fruitful

Zhuoyouch é ngxi à o is a Chinese idiom. Its pronunciation is Zhu ó y à uch é ngxi à O. it means to have outstanding achievements and effects. It also means to be highly efficient and effective. It comes from the ten card law of Shenxing by Wang Shouren of Ming Dynasty.

The origin of Idioms

Wang Shouren of Ming Dynasty said in his "Shenxing shijiapai law" that "if the visiting and exhorting works are effective, the county officials should prepare proprieties and build their own houses, and give more rewards."

Analysis of Idioms

[synonym]: immediate, effective and significant. [antonym]: no help, a drop in the bucket, no work, a mantis pawn a cart, a cake to satisfy one's hunger.

Idiom usage

Verb object construction; as predicate and attribute; including commendatory meaning. examples we should work hard and effectively complete the tasks assigned to us by our superiors.