let the words interfere with the sense
Chinese idiom, Pinyin y ǐ C í h à iy ì, misunderstands or misinterprets the author's original meaning because of sticking to the meaning of words.
Pinyin
yǐcíhàiyì
explain
The author misunderstands or misinterprets the author's original meaning due to his sticking to the meaning of the words.
Classics
Mencius chapter one: those who say poetry do not harm words with words, and do not harm ambition with words. those who say the book of songs don't harm words with words, and don't harm meaning with words. ——Liu Xie's Wenxindiaolong Kuashi in Southern Dynasty and Song Dynasty
Discrimination
Synonym: use words to harm meaning. Usage: as predicate and attribute; refers to misinterpreting other people's meaning.
Chinese PinYin : yǐ cí hài yì
let the words interfere with the sense
be congenial with each other. shēng yìng qì qiú
a beast at bay will put up a desperate fight. kùn shòu yóu dòu
think of stealing on seeing sb . 's money. jiàn cái qǐ yì