It s a pity to abandon the previous sentence

It's a pity to discard it.

Explanation: It doesn't taste good when you eat it, but it's a shame to throw it away. (This is the dictionary answer, even think that is the original meaning, its extension should be a certain benefit is too small, it does not make much sense to fight for it, and it is a pity to give up.) )

Source: "Three Kingdoms, Wei Zhi, Emperor Wu Ji" Pei Songzhi's note quotes "Kyushu Spring and Autumn": "The husband has chicken ribs, it is a pity to abandon it, and there is nothing to gain from eating. ”

Usage: as an object, as a definite; Refers to something that is difficult to choose.

Story: Cao Cao and Liu Bei faced off against each other in Hanzhong, and the two armies were at loggerheads. Cao Cao saw that the rain was falling for days, the grain and grass were about to run out, and he couldn't win, so he was worried.

At this time, the soldier came to ask for the password for the evening, and Cao Cao was staring blankly at the chicken ribs in the bowl and thinking about the plan for advancing and retreating, so he replied casually: Chicken ribs! When the command of "chicken ribs" was transmitted to Yang Xiu, the chief bookkeeper, this guy acted as clever and instigated the soldiers to pack up and prepare to withdraw their troops.

The soldier asked why. Yang Xiu said: Chicken ribs and chicken ribs, it is a pity to abandon them, and the food is tasteless.

Today, the prime minister cannot win, and he is afraid that people will laugh at him, and he will be ordered to withdraw tomorrow. So everyone believed it. This matter was known to Cao Cao, and Cao Cao cut off Yang Xiu's head in the name of inciting the army.

This is an allusion to chicken ribs.

It's a pity to discard it.

It is said that at the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, Cao Cao aided Hanzhong, and he couldn't enter it, and he wanted to retreat and fold the noodles. This is the allusion to the word "chicken ribs".

The replica MOTW that I bought today is chicken ribs. SNK is a manufacturer of chicken ribs. It's just that as far as "chicken ribs" are concerned, SNK's chicken ribs are indeed more distinctive.

In terms of production, SNK's low-cost chicken ribs are the same status as some high-cost and high-tech chicken ribs such as WE and NFS.

For me, the use of the word "chicken ribs" is not a rather derogatory connotation, because "chicken ribs" is different from "garbage", after all, there are quite worthy of "not abandoning", but there is really no "value of not abandoning".

In general, all the games now are basically "chicken ribs" for me, and there are a lot of good things that I want to continue, but I always lose that motivation when I die. The same is true when it comes to anime. What's more, the "chicken rib plot" for many things that I thought I had been immune to in the past five years is actually still boring from time to time.

Horizontal batch: Waste is shameful.

The food on the plate is hard, and it is a pity to abandon it;

The wine in the glass is sweet and tasteful, and you can do what you can.

It's a pity to discard it.

It's a pity to discard it. You still don't know? Stupid!

There is no meat to eat, and there is taste when discarded.

Die two connecting pipes, try Cao Cao during the probationary period.

Engai thinks so much, thank you.

The amount can be written and seen Ejiao has seen.

2. Translation: It doesn't taste good to eat, and it's a pity to throw it away. The metaphor is that there is not much need for things to go on, and I am reluctant to let go of it. It also describes a dilemma, hesitation, and helplessness.

3. Source: "Three Kingdoms, Wei Zhi, Emperor Wu Ji" Pei Songzhi's note quotes "Kyushu Spring and Autumn": "Husband's chicken ribs, abandon it like a pity, eat nothing, spine fight to compare Hanzhong, know the king wants to return." ”

4. The food is tasteless, and it is a pity to abandon it is used to describe "chicken ribs", and in modern times, "chicken ribs" are often used to describe things that are not of much use and are reluctant to throw away. Where the word "chicken ribs" is used, it is not a rather derogatory meaning, because "chicken ribs" is different from "garbage", after all, there are quite worthy of "not abandoning" places, but there is really no "value of not abandoning".