refuse to do what one is assigned to do(ná sān bān sì)
refuse to do what one is assigned to do
Chinese idioms, Pinyin is n á s ā Nb ā ns ì, meaning metaphor does not obey the tune. From a dream of Red Mansions by Cao Xueqin in Qing Dynasty.
The origin of Idioms
The 62nd chapter of a dream of Red Mansions by Cao Xueqin in the Qing Dynasty: "Xiren said with a smile:" if that peacock jacket is burned again, who can make up for it? You don't want to make trouble with me. "
Analysis of Idioms
Put on airs
Idiom usage
To make trouble intentionally
Chinese PinYin : ná sān bān sì
refuse to do what one is assigned to do
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military strategy and tactics
military strategy and tactics. hǔ lüè lóng tāo
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refuse to show talent without an admirer
refuse to show talent without an admirer. pò qín jué xián
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Three platforms and eight seats
Three platforms and eight seats. sān tái bā zuò
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show off in the presence of an expert
show off in the presence of an expert. nòng fǔ bān mén
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