2. Teachers are like spring rain, inculcating and nourishing our hearts; Like the wind, it helps us ride the wind and waves when sailing.
3. Teachers are like trees, sheltering us from the wind and rain when we travel long distances; Just like thunder, when we face a cliff, we are recalled from it.
4. Teachers are like engineers of the human soul, imparting rich knowledge; Like a ladder, it helps us climb the peak of knowledge.
5. A teacher is like a ladder. We stepped on the ladder and climbed the peak of science step by step. It is like a boat, raising white sails and carrying us to the other side of knowledge. ?
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"Image" applies to:
1, as a noun, refers to the images made by characters, such as "portraits" and "Buddha statues".
2. Used as a verb to express similarity, such as "You look like your sister".
3. Used as a preposition, meaning "like" and "like" (this meaning can't be used as a predicate verb alone, but only as a prepositional phrase to modify the verb), such as "working like a father".
Like, like, like, like Xue Mei didn't see anything.