The origin of the waste of the nest, what does the waste mean

Updated on psychology 2024-04-12
9 answers
  1. Anonymous users2024-02-07

    Meaning of wreck: cowardly and incompetent person. Pronunciation: wō nang fèi.

    Source: Qing Shi Yukun's "Continuation of the Little Five Meanings" Chapter 7: Brother, this person dares to be a wreck, otherwise, let's tell him a personal favor.

    Antonyms: heroic heroes.

    Waste sentences are made.

    1. On the other hand, men are the same, the talented are ugly, the handsome will not make money, the one who can make money does not care about the family, the Gu family is not promising, the promising, the romantic is unreliable, and the reliable one must be a wreck.

    2. Waste of nests! This kind of person, once he loses his position, is a pile of stinky shit, worthless.

    3. Men are really tired of living, and they don't stop day and night; No matter how fragrant the rice is, it tastes bad in the mouth; I'm tired and haggard at work, but it doesn't matter; No money and no power, the woman said you were a wreck.

    4. All the wrecks hate others for calling them wretched.

  2. Anonymous users2024-02-06

    A wretched person is humiliated to do this, while a wretched person is a person who is useless and timid.

  3. Anonymous users2024-02-05

    The difference is that the nest is an adjective, while the nest is a noun.

    To put it simply, it is to describe a person's performance in doing things or in a certain aspect, for example: "You are really a bag", "Why are you doing things so badly".

    And a wreck is a person, for example: "You are a wreck".

    This is the difference between the two, and for example: "You are a wretch, you do everything like this".

    Got it?

  4. Anonymous users2024-02-04

    The so-called nest: it is more honest, introverted, inferior and autistic, and is often bullied and looked down upon. Waste:

    It is a person who looks honest on the outside, but is cowardly and incompetent in character, and is willing to be humiliated, is generally a wreck. Waste is more serious than nest waste.

  5. Anonymous users2024-02-03

    The nest is to do things, and the nest is a person, and there is no ability.

  6. Anonymous users2024-02-02

    The former only illustrates a character, while the latter is a kind of life that has been formed, just like Adou who can't be helped.

  7. Anonymous users2024-02-01

    The nest is an adjective, sometimes used as a verb, and as a predicate in a sentence. Nest is a noun that acts as a subject, predicate, or object in a sentence. Womb: Annoyed by being wronged. Incompetent, cowardly. Wreck: (sarcastic) Cowardly and incompetent.

  8. Anonymous users2024-01-31

    In addition to the derogatory meaning, there is also a sense of euphemism and blame.

    The latter, in a completely derogatory sense.

  9. Anonymous users2024-01-30

    And in the long run, this is built to learn in case

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    My dad is also a wreck, since I was a child, I didn't have much ability, I went to see the gate when I was young, 600 yuan a month, at that time, I saw other children, there was this and that, my family was poor and nothing, my dad's hobby was to play mahjong, play cards, gamble money, and nothing else, in the past few years, I was lucky, I got mixed with a good job, and the result was shaky, and no one was not annoying in the unit, and I was thrown home at home, and I knew that I played cards and mahjong on the Internet, and sometimes went out to gamble for money, and now I am not yet 50 years old, and I am idle at home to gamble for money and surf the Internet Sometimes I can't look at him and say that he still beats people, and you say that my dad is not a wreck compared to your dad.