break out(pò mén ér chū)

break out

Break the door, Chinese idiom, Pinyin is p ò m é n é RCH ū, meaning to break the door out. Bad people can't wait to jump out and do bad things. It also refers to getting rid of the shackles or restrictions. From history and drama.

Analysis of Idioms

Break in and rush in

The origin of Idioms

"History" and "drama" by Liao Mosha: "but you start to" break out of the door ". Historians come to write drama."

Idiom usage

Serial verb; predicate; derogatory. He ran away from home.

Chinese PinYin : pò mén ér chū