Sitting on the plane to go to the toilet is an idiom

一機千里 yī xiè qiān lǐ

Interpretation] rivers flow straight down; Schindler Miles. The figurative writing or melody is unrestrained and smooth. Now it is also a metaphor for a sharp and sustained decline.

Song Chen Liang's "Writing a Book with Young Andian": "The Yangtze River; Blew. ”

Zhengyin] diarrhea; It cannot be pronounced as "xiě".

Identify] Epsom; It is not possible to write "write" or "vent".

synonym] a thousand miles a day, a thousand falls, a slump, a deterioration [antisense] fighting and twisting and turning.

Usage] is generally used as a predicate, a definite, and an object.

Structure] is more formal.

Analysis] is different from "plummeting": emphasizing speed; Refers to flowing fast and far; It often refers to the rapid flow of water, unrestrained writing, etc.; "Plummeting" emphasizes depth; Refers to falling fast and deep; It is often described as a sharp decline in status, prestige, power, etc.

Example sentences] Li Bai's poems; Vigorous and unrestrained; There is a lot of momentum.

Water rushes down and covers hundreds of miles of land