a matter of course(lǐ suǒ bì rán)
a matter of course
It is inevitable that the Pinyin of Chinese idioms is l ǐ Su ǒ B ì R á n, which means that it must be so. It comes from Hongming Ji, on the immortality of God.
Idiom explanation
It must be so.
The origin of Idioms
"If there is a beginning, it can't be the end, only if there is no beginning, and then it is always infinite, which is natural."
Idiom usage
It must be so. It's a matter of course.
Analysis of Idioms
Synonym: take for granted
Chinese PinYin : lǐ suǒ bì rán
a matter of course
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profound sentiments of friendship
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the drunken singing and the usual dancing
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fly right and enjoy high reputation
fly right and enjoy high reputation. zhēng zhēng yǒu shēng
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