loopholes appear one after another(pò zhàn bǎi chū)

loopholes appear one after another

Chinese idiom, Pinyin is p ò zh à Nb ǎ ICH ū, which means that there are many loopholes in speaking and doing things. It comes from Li Tingping's collection of questions and answers.

Analysis of Idioms

There are many loopholes and mistakes in the synonyms and the antonyms are impeccable

The origin of Idioms

In Li Tingping's collection of Li Tingping's questions and answers, Li Dong of Song Dynasty said, "but when he looked back at Shi's book, it was gradually full of flaws."

Idiom usage

Subject predicate; predicate, complement; derogatory. His words are not worth believing. His words are full of flaws and suspicious.

Chinese PinYin : pò zhàn bǎi chū