frail(bìng gǔ zhī lí)

frail

Chinese idiom, Pinyin is B ì NGG ǔ zh ī L í, which means that the body is thin and bone dew, weak and powerless. It comes from Lu You's book of the Song Dynasty.

Idiom usage

A person is very weak

Analysis of Idioms

Synonym: Skinny antonym: fat and strong

The origin of Idioms

Lu You of the Song Dynasty wrote a poem: "the sick are separated from the sick, the gauze cap is wide."

Idiom explanation

Separation: incomplete, stretching for haggard, frail and thin appearance. The disease is characterized by thin body, bone dew and weakness.

Chinese PinYin : bìng gǔ zhī lí