make trouble(ná cū xié xì)

make trouble

A matter of size or thickness. It refers to seeking trouble and making trouble.

Idiom explanation

Explanation: Take: create difficulties; coerce: coerce; thick and thin: refers to the big and small things. It refers to seeking trouble and making trouble.

Idioms and allusions

[source]: the wedge of Yuan Wu Ming's Chen Zhou Tan Mi: "I two rely on my father's tiger power. I take the rough with the subtle, and I guess the crooked. That one doesn't know my name."

Discrimination of words

[pinyin code]: ncxx [synonym]: make trouble [usage]: as predicate and attribute; refers to make trouble [English]: makemischief

Chinese PinYin : ná cū xié xì