To make a mess of(tān zāo chuò lí)
To feed the dross
The Chinese idiom, Pinyin is B ǔ Z ā ochu ò L í, which means to eat lees and drink thin wine. The pursuit of drunkenness. It also refers to Qu Zhi's following the common customs. It also refers to the beautiful and intoxicating writing. It is the same as "nurturing the dross". From Wang Sun Fu.
Analysis of Idioms
A synonym: to nourish the dross
Idiom usage
As predicate, object, attribute; used in life
The origin of Idioms
Sima Qian of the Western Han Dynasty wrote in historical records: biographies of Qu Yuan and Jia Sheng: "everyone is drunk, why not feed their bad and sip their wine? Why did Huaijin hold on to Yu and let her see him? " For example: Wang Sun Fu written by Wang Yanshou in the Eastern Han Dynasty: "we are willing to suffer from human beings, and we are good at sucking grains."
Chinese PinYin : tān zāo chuò lí
To make a mess of
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break the literature into pieces and take one paragraph or few sentences
break the literature into pieces and take one paragraph or few sentences. duàn zhāng jié jù
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Thirty years of Hedong and thirty years of Hexi
Thirty years of Hedong and thirty years of Hexi. sān shí nián hé dōng，sān shí nián hé xī
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burn the bridge after crossing it
burn the bridge after crossing it. guò qiáo chōu bǎn
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