in a tight corner(láng bèi wàn zhuàng)
in a tight corner
Chinese idiom, Pinyin is l á NGB è IW à nzhou à ng, which means to describe extreme distress. It comes from the new issue of Xuanhe legacy of the great song dynasty.
Idiom explanation
Embarrassed: embarrassed appearance; various appearance.
The origin of Idioms
"The new issue of Xuanhe of the great Song Dynasty:" the Supreme Court was in a mess because of the summer heat
Idiom usage
To be in a state of extreme distress. Chapter 6 of Jinyong's Tianlong Babu: dishes and dishes collide with each other and bounce out one by one, but they are full of juice and are in a mess.
Chinese PinYin : láng bèi wàn zhuàng
in a tight corner
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