What do you mean, urgent?

Idiom pinyin: shí wàn huǒ jí.

Idiom explanation: the comment on writing used to send documents urgently in the old days. Nowadays, it is mostly used in military orders, official documents, telegrams and so on. Describe things as extremely urgent and urgent.

Idiom origin: Cao Yu's "Wang Zhaojun" Act II: "Play Your Majesty! Discipline lent nasty, feather book sent to changan, please holy judge. "

Idiom usage: more formal; As predicate, object and attribute; Describe the urgency to the extreme.

The antonym of idiom: leisure. Slow, China idiom, Pinyin: màn tiáo sρlǐ, which describes speaking and doing things slowly and unhurriedly, comes from the West Chamber.

Make sentences in a hurry

1, the boss suddenly fell ill, and things in the company became urgent. Everyone hoped that Qi Xin and Qi Xin would work together to deal with it.

When the fire broke out, the firemen rushed to the scene and put it out in time.

3. The project schedule was delayed, and the general manager ordered the team to work overtime to ensure the smooth completion of the task. At this point, this is an urgent matter.

It is urgent that the traffic police rushed to the scene to deal with the car accident on the expressway to ensure that the traffic returned to normal.

The doctor received the notice of emergency operation and rushed to the hospital with great urgency to save the patient's life.

6, the company lost important documents, employees desperately looking for, so as not to affect business operations.

7. The weather forecast reminds that there will be a rainstorm soon, and the local government urgently organizes the relocation of residents in low-lying areas to ensure personal safety.