mocking words(lěng yán lěng yǔ)

mocking words

Cold words, pronunciation L ě ngy á NL ě ngy ǔ, Chinese idiom. Interpretation: cold words with ironic meaning, from the side or the opposite side of the pungent irony. Source: Song Baolin's Baolin Zen master's quotations: "the mountain gate is sparse, and the door is closed. It's full of your own house. Why do you have to say something cold and knock on people secretly?"

Idiom explanation

Idiom: cold words Pinyin: l ě ngy á NL ě ngy ǔ explanation: cold: cold, cold, not gentle, meaning sarcastic. Sarcastic cold words, from the side or the reverse side of the bitter sarcastic words

source

Song Baolin's Baolin Zen master's quotations: "the mountain gate is sparse, the door is closed, and it's full of your own house. Why do you have to say something cold and knock on people secretly?"

Examples

Shu San and Wu Song Da Hu: "I told him with good intentions, but he hurt people." Feng Menglong, Ming Dynasty, Volume 37 of Xingshi Hengyan: "it's only those who are sarcastic and chatty. How can we be worthy of them?" When Zhu laozhong asked, Yan Zhihe choked again and said, "who knows?" ——Thirty six chapters of Liang Bin's red flag

Discrimination of words

It is a combination of usage, attributive, adverbial, derogatory and human speech. Irony and sarcasm; sincerity and sincerity; heart to heart talk in three or nine days; cold wave news; lantern riddle chanting snow; sarcastic words; cooling news; low temperature report

Chinese PinYin : lěng yán lěng yǔ