obedient(dī méi shùn yǎn)

obedient

It is a Chinese idiom, pronounced D ī m é ISH ù NY ǎ n, which means to lower your eyebrows and show obedience in your eyes. It describes the appearance of docility and obedience, as well as the humble attitude of the people at the bottom. From the book of Jin.

Analysis of Idioms

Synonyms: obedient, obedient, obedient, swallow one's anger, bow one's brow Antonyms: domineering, headstrong, opinionated, hold one's head high

Idiom usage

We don't like people who are submissive and submissive.

The origin of Idioms

In the book of Jin written by Wang Yin of Jin Dynasty, it is said that "when a person is an official, Zhong Yu becomes an official. He says," I'll do as the Romans do, and I'll do what I want. "

Chinese PinYin : dī méi shùn yǎn