A trickle down(juān dī bù yí)

A trickle down

It is a Chinese idiom, which means that there is little or nothing left out. It comes from the tired night written by Du Fu of Tang Dynasty.

explain

Trickle: trickle; drop: little water. Not a single drop is missing. It means that the smallest or the smallest things are not omitted.

source

Du Fu's tired night in the Tang Dynasty: "re exposed into a trickle, rare stars suddenly exist." In Song Dynasty, Shi Puji's wudenghuiyuan, Volume 53, zongzhenshouzuo: "it's like a water vessel, trickling down."

Discrimination of words

There is no leak in the synonym and there is no leak in the antonym

Chinese PinYin : juān dī bù yí