I look down on myself as an idiom, if I am from what I am

Self-violence and self-abandonment] source: "Mencius: Lilou Shang": "Those who are self-violent cannot have anything to say; Those who abandon themselves must not do anything with others. ”

Meaning: Violence: to spoil, to damage; Abandonment: Disdain. They despise themselves and are willing to fall behind or degenerate.

Ambition. See "Self-defeating".

Ambition. It is said that he is willing to fall and does not seek progress. Uttering "Mencius: Lilou Shang":

Those who commit self-violence must not have anything to say; Those who abandon themselves must not do anything with others. Words are incivil, and they are called self-violence; I can't live in benevolence and righteousness, and I can't call it self-abandonment. "Thou shalt not have a word; Those who abandon themselves must not do anything with others.

Words are incivil, and they are called self-violence; I can't live in benevolence and righteousness, and I can't call it self-abandonment. ”

Self-serving. Worry alone.

Boast. Blow your own trumpet, play your own drums. Figurative self-aggrandizement.

Boasting. Boast of yourself, cheer yourself up.

Conceited. I think I'm sorry.

Autarky. Rely on your own production to meet your own needs.

Be self-conscious. I knew that I should do so willingly.

Self-media and self-show. Introduce yourself, boast about yourself.

Self-abandonment. Same as "self-abandonment".

Selfish. It is only for personal purposes, regardless of the interests of the state and others.

Show off your own media. Boast about yourself, introduce yourself.

Talk to oneself. No one speaks, they talk to themselves.

Feel at ease. See "Freedom at Ease".

Free. Also known as "self-restraint". Uninhibited, relaxed and comfortable.

Repent and redress one's errors. It means that he regrets his mistakes and wants to correct them. Nowadays, it mostly refers to self-regret and self-hatred.

Self-inflicted. If you do something wrong, you will suffer the consequences.

Self-abandonment, self-pity.

Deceive oneself as well as others.

Shame on oneself, shame on oneself, shame on oneself, shame on oneself, shame on oneself.

一、妄自菲薄 [ wàng zì fěi bó ].

Explanation]: Looks down on yourself too much. Describe the psychology of inferiority.

From]: Three Kingdoms Shu Zhuge Liang's "Teacher Table": "It is not advisable to be arrogant, to quote injustice, and to say that the road of loyalty is also." ”

Translation: You should not look down on yourself and say things that are inappropriate, so as to block the way for people to be loyal to you.

Second, self-ashamed is not as good as [ zì kuì bù rú ].

Explanation]: Fernandes: No. I am ashamed to be inferior to others.

From]: Western Han Dynasty Liu Xiang "Warring States Policy Qi Ce I": "Tomorrow Xu Gong comes, he is familiar with it, and he thinks he is inferior." ”

Translation]: The next day Xu Gong came, and when he looked closely, he thought that he was not as beautiful as Xu Gong.

三、自惭形秽 [ zì cán xíng huì ]

Explanation]: Filthy: ugly form, extended to shortcomings. I feel ashamed that I am not as good as others.

From]: Southern Dynasty Song Liu Yiqing "The World Says New Words: Rongzhi": "The pearl and jade are on the side, and I feel that I am filthy." ”

Translation]: Jewel is beside me, and I feel that my body is filthy.

Fourth, self-ashamed Buddha such as [ zì kuì fú rú ].

Explanation]: I feel ashamed that I am not as good as others.

From]: Qing Pu Songling's "Liao Zhai Zhiyi: Shao Jiuniang": "The wife is also virtuous, but she is ashamed of herself, and she is ashamed of it. ”

Translation]: The wife is also virtuous, but shame is not as good, and the accumulation is jealousy.

五、惭凫企鹤 [ cán fú qǐ hè ]

Explanation]: A metaphor for being ashamed of one's own shortcomings and envying the strengths of others.

From]: Southern Dynasty Liang Liu Xian's "Wenxin Carving Dragon, Nourishing Qi": "If the husband's weapon is limited, the wisdom is endless, or the shame of the crane, the resignation." ”

Translation]: If the instrument is limited, wisdom is boundless, and sometimes it is ashamed of the wild duck and crane, and Li refuses to think.

Self-abandonment, self-shame, self-shame, self-esteem, self-defeating, broken jars.

1. Self-abandonment.

Pinyin: zì bào zì qì

Interpretation: violent: waste, damage; Abandonment: Disdain. They despise themselves and are willing to fall behind or degenerate.

Source: "Mencius: Lilou Shang": "Those who commit self-violence must not have anything to say; Those who abandon themselves must not do anything with others. ”

2. It's better to be ashamed.

Pinyin: zì kuì bù rú

Interpretation: Ephesian: No. I am ashamed to be inferior to others.

Source: "Warring States Policy: Qi Ce I": "Tomorrow Xu Gong will come, I will look at it well, and I think it is inferior." ”

3. Be ashamed of yourself.

Pinyin: zì cán xíng huì

Interpretation: Filthy: ugly form, by extension, shortcomings. I feel ashamed that I am not as good as others.

Source: Southern Dynasty Song Liu Yiqing "The World Says New Language: Rongzhi": "The pearl and jade are on the side, and I feel that I am filthy." ”

4. Arrogant.

Pinyin: wàng zì fěi bó

Interpretation: delirium: disorderly; Fei Bo: Underestimated, despised . Underestimating oneself too much. Describe low self-esteem.

Source: Three Kingdoms Shu Zhuge Liang "Former Teacher Table": "It is not advisable to be arrogant, to quote unrighteousness, and to say that the road of loyalty is also." ”

5. Broken cans and broken falls.

Pinyin: pò guàn pò shuāi

Interpretation: Break a broken jar. The parable has shortcomings and mistakes, and instead of correcting them, it has the intention of developing in a worse direction.

Source: For many years, he has been self-deprecating, it has become a habit, he has broken the jar, and he doesn't want to learn well. (Zhou Libo's "The Storm", Part II, Chapter 17).

Toe height: Walk with your feet raised very high; Spirited: Spirited. When he walks, his feet are raised high, and he is full of energy. Describe the appearance of pride, complacency, and triumph.

Long arrogance pretends to be non] breeds pride and covers up mistakes.

Shake your head and shake your head. Describe the appearance of pride or self-satisfaction. It is also used to describe the posture of reading and reciting.

Unexpectedly arrogant] means that if the status is high, you will be proud.

If the container is full, it will overturn. The metaphor is that when things develop beyond a certain limit, they will transform in the opposite direction. It is also a metaphor for the fact that complacency will lead to failure. Also known as "the instrument will be full".

Ambition and pride] refers to being satisfied, proud and arrogant. Same as "full of ambition".

It is a metaphor for the development of things beyond a certain limit, and they will transform into the opposite direction. It is also a metaphor for the fact that complacency will lead to failure. Same as "when the instrument is full, it will be covered".

Satisfied] proud, arrogant, and carried away.

Arrogant and ambitious] refers to being satisfied, proud and arrogant. Same as "full of ambition".

Qi is full of pride] refers to being satisfied, proud and arrogant.

There is no one in sight] There is no one else in the eyes. Describe arrogance and contempt for people.

Despising the Command] to describe a proud demeanor.

Nothing is in the eyes. Described as extreme arrogance.

I don't care about anything. Describe arrogance.

There is no one else in the eyes. Describe arrogance and contempt for people. Same as "no one in sight".

Resentment refers to the four vices of competitiveness, pride, jealousy, and greed. Refers to theories about the four types of vices.

Be vigilant and prevent pride and impatience.

Described as proud, impatient, and violent.

The strategy of arrogance] deliberately shows weakness to the enemy army in order to promote its pride and make him despise the enemy's carelessness.

Arrogant and arrogant] self-righteous, extremely proud, looking down on others.

Anti-arrogance] Oppose pride and break complacency.

Hold the full precepts] end full of water and pay attention not to overflow. The metaphor is to be in a high position and to warn oneself not to be complacent.

Negative talent and pride] refers to relying on talent to learn, and being proud and looking down on others.

Eyes are high and hands are low.

yǎn gā来o shǒu dī ]

The eyesight is too high, and the technique is too low. Fingers.

Bai asks for a high standard (even unrealistic), but in fact he can't do it himself.

Provenance: DAO

Qing Chen Qu's "Book with Wu Zhongmu": "For example, the Yao family blindly studies the poor body; Don't take the pen lightly; In the end, he is a master of the eye; Seldom can enter the house. ”

I know there's a saying....Poor craftsmanship and resentment tools.

Self-righteous, self-serving, pretentious, arrogant, disdainful, self-esteem, eyes above the top, commanding, empty-eyed, arrogant, arrogant.

Pretentious.

Pinyin]zì mìng bù fán

Interpretation] pretentious: self-thought; Fan: Ordinary. I think I am extraordinary, and I am smarter than others.

Have low self esteem.

zì cán xíng huì

Explanation]: Filthy: ugly form, extended to shortcomings. I feel ashamed that I am not as good as others.

Structure] subject-predicate.

Usage] often indicates low self-esteem and has a sense of emotion. It is generally used as a predicate and complement.

Zhengyin] filthy; It cannot be pronounced as "suì".

Distinguish] shape; cannot be written as "sentence"; "惭" cannot be written as "gradually"; Filth cannot be written as "obscure".

synonyms] self-indulgence, self-abandonment, self-shame.

antonyms] arrogant, arrogant, arrogant, pretentious, empty-minded, self-respecting [example sentence] you don't want to be because of poor grades.

Have low self esteem. zì cán xíng huì

Explanation]: Filthy: ugly form, extended to shortcomings. I feel ashamed that I am not as good as others.

Structure] subject-predicate.

Usage] often indicates low self-esteem and has a sense of emotion. It is generally used as a predicate and complement.

Zhengyin] filthy; It cannot be pronounced as "suì".

Distinguish] shape; cannot be written as "sentence"; "惭" cannot be written as "gradually"; Filth cannot be written as "obscure".

synonyms] self-indulgence, self-abandonment, self-shame.

Antonyms] arrogant, arrogant, arrogant, pretentious, empty-minded, self-respecting.

Example sentence] You don't want to be because of poor grades.

Go your own way and let others do the talking. Don't take it too seriously.

Allusion: During the Three Kingdoms period, Lu Meng, the general of Eastern Wu, turned out to be a reckless man, who only knew how to fight and did not like to read, so Lu Su looked down on him. Later Sun Quan persuaded Lu Meng to study more, Lu Su went to see Lu Meng again, Lu Meng secretly offered a strategy to deal with Guan Yu, Lu Su was overjoyed and said:

I am the eldest brother but there is a Wu Liu'er, as for the present, he is knowledgeable and knowledgeable, not Wu Xia Ameng. Lu Meng replied: "After three days, it was even more impressive, and the two became friends from then on.

This is the origin of the idiom Shibei three days, when impressive and Wuxia Amon.

Opinionated.

zì yǐ wéi shì

Paraphrasing] I always think I'm right. Describe subjective, not modest. (For: think; Yes: Yes; Correct).

"Mencius: Wholeheartedly": "Everyone is pleased; Opinionated. ”

Orthophony] for; It cannot be pronounced as "wèi".

synonym] obstinate, obsessed, self-sufficient, arrogant, pretentious, if there is no one around, no one in the eyes, and no one is arrogant.

Antisense] self-righteousness, humility, shamelessness, self-esteem, self-shame, self-abandonment.

Usage] is mostly used to describe subjectivity, not modest. It is generally used as a predicate and a definite.

Structure] subject-predicate.

Self-righteous, as if no one else is around.

Swaggering: Describes being proud and complacent, arrogant and arrogant to others. Get carried away.