be utterly bored(qióng jí wú liáo)

be utterly bored

Poverty and boredom, Chinese idiom, Pinyin is Qi ó NGJ í w ú Li á o, which means extreme embarrassment and lack of support. There's nothing to do. It's very boring. It comes from the poem "think childe".

Analysis of Idioms

Have nothing to do and be bored

The origin of Idioms

The poem "Si Gong Zi" written by Fei Chang in the Southern Dynasty of Song Dynasty: "what's the fate of Yu Qing

Idiom usage

It means to have nothing to do. However, Liu haosan, a rural fool, advocated industry and commerce. (Chapter 36 of the voice of the city by Ji Wen in Qing Dynasty) stay at home on a holiday, ~. "The fourth chapter of the lamp in the crossroad:" the first two days, I went to the street. When I walked more, I didn't feel interesting. He was so bored that he met Cangzhou sun Haixian who played tricks in the shop. 」

Chinese PinYin : qióng jí wú liáo