push sb. to extremes(bá guō juǎn xí)

push sb. to extremes

Chinese idiom, Pinyin is B á Gu ō Ju ǎ nx í, which means to take away all the belongings; it means to be fired. From the biography of the new heroes.

The origin of Idioms

Kong Jue's "biography of new heroes of children" is the first time: "all the officials who have drawn up the pot have run out.

Idiom usage

It means to take away. Yang Shuo's the true face of Yuewei thatched cottage: "if you feel a little upset, the landlord will pull out the pot and throw you out." at present, you are just doing things with ease, but you haven't reached the point of making a mess of things. please leave the company.

Chinese PinYin : bá guō juǎn xí