read without thorough understanding(bù qiú shèn jiě)

read without thorough understanding

Chinese idiom, Pinyin is B ù Qi ú sh è NJI ě, which means only to know a general, not a thorough understanding. Often refers to the study or research is not serious, not in-depth. From the biography of Mr. Wuliu by Tao Yuanming.

Idiom explanation

Very, very. Just want to know a general idea, not a thorough understanding. Often refers to the study or research is not serious, not in-depth.

The origin of Idioms

In the biography of Mr. Wuliu by Tao Qian (Tao Yuanming) of the Jin Dynasty, it is said that "when you are quiet, you don't admire honor and profit. If you are good at reading, you don't want to know much about it; if you know something, you forget to eat. "

Analysis of Idioms

Antonyms: to find out the truth, to search for the truth, to find out the truth, to search for the truth, to study in depth, to find out the truth

Idiom usage

Because of its "popularity", it makes us feel more and more interesting. There are several places that we don't understand very well. At that time, we didn't try to understand them very well. When we can see the meaning, we can't help but feel happy. It is worth noting that most of the students study very hard, study without understanding, swallow it alive, memorize it by rote, and know what it is but don't know why it is. When the emperor and the military aircraft Department came across such cases, they did not really understand them. At first, they were suspicious in their nervousness. Then they tried to be reasonable, and were executed late or later in the autumn. How can students understand this sentence if it is not proved by concrete facts! At most, it's just for students to learn by parrot and memorize without understanding. However, she is in charge of a large group and can't be as good-natured as she can be, so every few days, she just looks at the things on the cupboard and at home and doesn't know much about them. If she can get by, she can get by. It's not too late for her to settle down. I pulled down the grass to let the students of the Chinese Department recognize one by one. The students of the Chinese Department happily said that we are all good at reading without understanding. "

Chinese PinYin : bù qiú shèn jiě