licentiously(hú tiān hú dì)

licentiously

Hu Tian Hu Di, a Chinese idiom, Pinyin is h ú Ti ā NH ú D ì, which means to describe absurd speech and unrestrained behavior. It's from Secretary Simon.

Analysis of Idioms

Hu Tian and Hu Di

Idiom usage

As an object or attribute; used in spoken English

The origin of Idioms

A Ying's ximenmai Secretary: "there are also one or two that sell ancient books at the same time, but they don't know the goods, and the price is often unreasonable."

Chinese PinYin : hú tiān hú dì