avoid being seen(duǒ duǒ shǎn shǎn)

avoid being seen

Dodge, a Chinese idiom, Pinyin is Du ǒ Du ǒ sh ǎ NSH ǎ n, which means to dodge and get out of the way, so as not to encounter certain situations. It also describes covering, prevaricating, not frank, not straightforward. It's from flowers in the mirror.

The origin of Idioms

The 19th chapter of Li Ruzhen's Jing Hua Yuan in Qing Dynasty: "the three men dodged and walked together. As you walk along, you can see that the people of that country are all elegant and elegant. When you look at yourself again, you can only feel endless ugliness. "

Idiom usage

I dare not face it head on. Lu Yao's ordinary world, Vol. 3, Chapter 22: "he walks under the eaves without an umbrella." Mao Dun's frosty leaves are as red as February flowers 6: it's worth mentioning for a long time.

Chinese PinYin : duǒ duǒ shǎn shǎn