be cramped for room(jú tiān jí dì)

be cramped for room

As a Chinese idiom, the Pinyin is j ú Ti ā NJ í D ì, which means that although the sky is high, it has to bend down; although the earth is thick, it has to take a small step. Describe the situation of embarrassment, caution, fear to. From the book of songs, Xiaoya, January.

Entry

be cramped for room

Pinyin

jútiānjídì

Citation explanation

Describe the situation of embarrassment, caution, fear to. In the book of songs, Xiaoya, the first month, it is said that the sky is high and dare not to leave the situation; the earth is thick and dare not to leave the situation Wu Shu, biography of Bu Fu: innocent and severely punished, so as to make the people live in heaven and earth. Who doesn't tremble? Lu Ji's Xie Pingyuan internal history table: gratitude is the only fault, and five emotions are the mourning. If there is no place to be. Zhao Yi of the Qing Dynasty wrote the poem of Wumei village in Oubei Shihua: "Mei village had retired from the forest when the country died, and its official position in our Dynasty also rose because of recommendation, which is different from the name of Jiangbiao Qian. However, if you can't bear to die, you can understand your heart and trace if you don't forget your body."

Idiom usage

To describe a state of panic

Chinese PinYin : jú tiān jí dì