Meaning: One sentence is to the point, and one sentence is to the point.

Pronunciation: yī yǔ zhòng dì

From Ma Nancun's "Yanshan Nighttalk: The Way to Make Friends and Treat Guests": "This is the fundamental attitude of making friends and treat guests with humility, which really hits the nail on the head."

grammar: subject-predicate type; As a predicate and attribute;

Example: He pointed out that when translating western terminology, Japanese people are accustomed to using two-character or more phrases, so they can convey the original meaning more accurately than China people's customary words, and it is really like an old official breaking the prison. Extended information

Synonym:

A broken word? [y and y ǔ p ò dò] A word is right. (d √): the center of the target.

from: Wen Yiduo's Familism and Nationalism: "It's true that' loyalty and filial piety can't be satisfactory'."

Example: Mr. Wang pointedly pointed out the crux of the problem.

antonym:

irrelevant? [bù zhuó biān jì] describes the speech as vague and unrealistic; Far from the point.

Source: The 19th chapter of Water Margin by Ming Shi Naian: "It's irrelevant here; What can I do! "

Example: Xiao Gang's irrelevant answer made the teacher laugh and cry.