have(láo sāo mǎn fù)
have
Full of complaints, Chinese idiom, Pinyin is l á OS ā om ǎ NF ù, meaning a bellyful of grievances and discontent. From fortress besieged.
The origin of Idioms
Qian Zhongshu's Fortress Besieged: "I've been full of complaints for the past year, and I'm on the verge of breaking out."
Idiom usage
It is used as predicate and attributive to describe people's dissatisfaction. He is always full of complaints about the division of work by his superiors.
Chinese PinYin : láo sāo mǎn fù
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employ incapable men instead of able men
employ incapable men instead of able men. huáng zhōng cháng qì
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a wandering spirit in the bottom of a cauldron -- in hades
a wandering spirit in the bottom of a cauldron -- in hades. fǔ dǐ yóu hún
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Be unconcerned and dispassionate
Be unconcerned and dispassionate. bù jiū bù cǎi
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the nine sons of the dragon
the nine sons of the dragon. lóng shēng jiǔ zhǒng
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misgovernment makes the people rebel
misgovernment makes the people rebel. guān bèng mín fǎn
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