become destitute and homeless(liú luò shī suǒ)
become destitute and homeless
The Chinese idiom Li ú Lu ò sh ī Su ǒ in pinyin means that there is no place to settle down. From the ancient and modern novels: Shan Fulang's wife in Quanzhou.
The origin of Idioms
Feng Menglong of the Ming Dynasty wrote in his ancient and modern novels: Shan Fulang's wife in Quanzhou: "I'm a lost relative. I should clean it up. It's a last resort."
Analysis of Idioms
Displacement
Antonym: live and work in peace and contentment
Idiom usage
A place where there is no shelter.
Chinese PinYin : liú luò shī suǒ
become destitute and homeless
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fight both with open and secret means
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