take no offense at(tián bù zhī guài)
take no offense at
Chinese idiom, Pinyin is ti á Nb ùī zh ī Gu à I, meaning to be at ease, not to be strange. It's from public security policy.
The origin of Idioms
Han Jiayi's public security policy: "as for the loss of vulgarity, the world is bad and defeated, because of tranquility, I don't know why."
Idiom usage
I don't think it's strange
Examples
Along with each other for a long time, I cherish that there is no right one. Guangyang Zaji (Volume 5) by Liu Xianting in Qing Dynasty
Chinese PinYin : tián bù zhī guài
take no offense at
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appear and disappear without regularity
appear and disappear without regularity. chū mò bù cháng
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befuddle the minds of the public
befuddle the minds of the public. xiáo luàn shì tīng
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humble followers waiting for a pull from their superior
humble followers waiting for a pull from their superior. huái nán jī quǎn
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the bright younger generation
the bright younger generation. hòu jìn zhī xiù
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