monstrous absurdity(duō duō guài shì)

monstrous absurdity

It's a Chinese idiom. Pinyin is Du à Du à Gu à ISH à, which means a voice of surprise. It's a strange thing that is unreasonable and difficult to understand. It's from the new words of the world.

Analysis of Idioms

It is reasonable, reasonable and natural

The origin of Idioms

In Liu Yiqing's Shi Shuo Xin Yu, dethroning and exempting, the southern and Northern Dynasties: "the army of Yin Zhongjun was abolished; in Xin'an, he kept writing all day long; Yangzhou officials and people sought justice and chased him; they looked at him secretly; they only wrote" aggressive and strange things. "

Idiom usage

It is used with "not" and "really". The poem "Ming FA Qi Yin Temple" by Yang Wanli of Song Dynasty: "how strange things fill our eyes this morning." Qing chenqifeng's "xieduo · Tieji" said: "there are people who can't understand a word in the world, and it's strange that they can know my talent." On the power and influence of novels written by Tao Zengyou in Qing Dynasty: "eh! A novel is so tiny that there is such a law, which is based on the future of the writing world. It is also a strange thing Yan Guang, a biography of Yimin in the book of the later Han Dynasty: "if you attack Ziling, can't you help each other?" Jin Luji's poem "East Palace" says: "the old man will be old when he is dying, how can he be old!" Tang Li Yi's poem "from north to Taiyuan" is "not published for tourists, but for tourists." Lu Xun's the soul of Sparta: "how dangerous! The big deal is over! " (Volume I of the general record of strange news by song Wu Ming Shi): (his elder sister) scolded her sister and said: "where is there no marriage? Do you want to share it with me?" People's literature, No.7, 1981: "people are surprised by his actions." Gu Qiyuan of the Ming Dynasty wrote in his book "the voice of birds and animals in Hakkas" that "Liudu calls horses and donkeys to be aggressive."

Chinese PinYin : duō duō guài shì