appear and disappear without regularity(chū mò bù cháng)

appear and disappear without regularity

This idiom is pronounced ch ū m ò B ù ch á ng, which means that the appearance and disappearance are irregular and unpredictable.

explain

The appearance and disappearance are irregular and unpredictable.

source

Li Gang of the Song Dynasty wrote in his treatise on defending thieves with the Prime Minister: "this thief is not the ratio of land group thieves. According to the fact that the lake is surrounded by thousands of miles, it is not uncommon."

Examples

There are pirates in the lake. Dai Mingshi's epitaph of Zhang Gongmu

usage

Used as a predicate or attribute; used of mysterious people or things

Chinese PinYin : chū mò bù cháng