be nearing exhaustion(zài shuāi sān hé)
be nearing exhaustion
The Chinese idiom, Pinyin is Z à ishu à is à NH é, which means that the morale is getting lower and lower, and can't cheer up any more. From Guo Moruo's roar for the May 30th massacre.
Idiom usage
Go from bad to worse
Analysis of Idioms
Synonyms: declining again and again
The origin of Idioms
Guo Moruo's roar for the May 30th Massacre: "the root of the disease (referring to the unequal treaties) will not be removed The popularity of our people has dried up again and again, and will be enslaved to outsiders forever. "
Idiom explanation
The morale is getting lower and lower.
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be nearing exhaustion
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