fool around(dōng yóu xī guàng)
fool around
Wandering around, Chinese idiom, Pinyin for D à ngy ó UX à Ku à ng, means doing nothing, idle everywhere. From people's literature.
The origin of Idioms
People's literature, 1978, issue 2: "when the gang of four was rampant, some students basically didn't attend classes, wandered around and learned" glib. "
Analysis of Idioms
It refers to not doing a good job. You should also put your mind on your work. Don't worry about it. The sixth chapter of the journey to the west by Wu Chengen: "he wanders around because he has nothing to do with management."
Chinese PinYin : dōng yóu xī guàng
fool around
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