drift about(piāo bó wú dìng)
drift about
The Chinese idiom, PI ā ob ó w ú D ì ng, means to stop where you go with the water, without a certain direction. It means to run around for life, and life is not stable. From Yuan Ye Yi Qun Cong by Fan Chengda of Song Dynasty.
The origin of Idioms
Fan Chengda of Song Dynasty wrote in Yuan Ye Yi Qun Cong: "I love my good brother, wandering in Yujiang village."
Idiom usage
As a predicate or attribute; used in life. Chapter 20 of Jinyong's Tianlong Babu: "monk Zhiguang travels all over the world, but Zhao qiansun is uncertain. It's very difficult to find these two people."
Chinese PinYin : piāo bó wú dìng
drift about
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Three fists are not equal to four hands
Three fists are not equal to four hands. sān quán bù dí sì shǒu
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I don't know how to love you
I don't know how to love you. bù zhī téng yǎng
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circulation of false reports
circulation of false reports. miù zhǒng liú chuán
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with the appearance and the thoughts all having the airs of ancients
with the appearance and the thoughts all having the airs of ancients. gǔ mào gǔ xīn
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half literary and half vernacular
half literary and half vernacular. bàn wén bàn bái
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