Idioms for giving up fame for the sake of a woman 5

淡泊名利 [dàn bó míng lì] 生字本。 Basic Definition.

Despise external fame and profit.

Near antonyms. Synonym.

Frank and selfless, quiet and far-reaching.

Encyclopedia Interpretation. Error.

Indifferent to fame and fortune, which means to despise fame and interests outside View Encyclopedia.

Gong Cheng Fame on gōng chéng míng jiù

Interpretation] Gong: Gonggong. Just: reached. Merit was achieved, fame was gained.

Example sentence] You say that you are an official, and I say that a monk will live longer. (Yuan Fan Zi'an's "Chen Jiqing mistakenly got on the bamboo leaf boat" second fold).

There is a time, this woman is so happy is a desirable love relationship, described as the idiom that the beloved woman can give up everything: unique.

[idiom]: One knife and two cuts.

Pinyin]: yī dāo liǎng duàn

Explanation]: A slash into two sections. The metaphor resolutely severes the relationship.

Lao Yan 分飞 [láo yàn fēn fēi] Basic Interpretation of the Novel Words Detailed Interpretation.

Law: Shrike. The shrike and the swallow each flew something. It is a metaphor for couples and lovers.

Source: "Yuefu East Fei Berao Song": "East Fei Berao West Feiyan; Huang Gu and Weaver Girl met when they met. ”

Example: This young couple is forced to do so for the sake of their own future.

Near antonyms. synonyms: life and death, parting with each other, parting ways.

Antonyms are full of newlyweds, Yan'er, Luanfeng, and Ming.

Penny wise and pound foolish.

synonyms] to abandon the original and chase the end.

Antisense] kills two birds with one stone.

Interpretation] For the sake of small profits, cause big losses.

[Idiom]: Fame and fortune.

Pinyin]: gōng míng lì lù

Explanation]: Refers to fame and fortune.

Idiom]: Fame and wealth.

Pinyin]: gōng míng fù guì [interpretation]: refers to the promotion of officials and fortune.

Lose the pawn and protect the car, endure the humiliation, endure the humiliation, compromise and seek perfection, and taste the courage of lying on the salary.

1. Lose the pawn and protect the car.

Explanation]: It was originally a chess term. The latter metaphor discards the secondary and keeps the primary.

From]: The first scene of the Peking Opera "Ode to the Dragon River": "In order to block the river and save the drought, we will lose some, which according to our words in chess, is called 'losing the pawn and protecting the car'." ”

2. Bear the burden of humiliation.

Explanation]: Endure temporary humiliation in order to accomplish a difficult task.

From]: "Romance of the Three Kingdoms, Wu Shu, Lu Xun Biography": "The country is so subservient to the monarchs and envoys, and those who look forward to each other can be called servants with the size and can endure humiliation and burden. ”

Translation]: The reason why the state has wronged you to listen to me is because I have something to praise for being able to bear the burden of humiliation.

3. Endure humiliation.

Explanation]: forbearance, containment: endure. Describe enduring shame.

From]: "The Book of the Later Han Dynasty: The Biography of Cao Shi's Uncle and Wife": "There are good and inexplicable, there are evil, forbearance and humiliation, and if you are often afraid, you are a humble and inferior person." ”

Translation]: There is good inexplicable, there is evil inexplicable, the ability to endure shame, and often if you are afraid, this is called being inferior to others.

4. Compromise and seek perfection.

Interpretation]: Compliment: Accommodating the meaning of the song. Reluctantly accommodating in order to preserve. It also refers to making concessions in order to take into account the overall situation.

From]: "Hanshu Yan Peng's Ancestral Biography": "How can you be conformist and seek wealth and wealth!" ”

Translation]: What can be submissive to the world, if you seek richness!

5. Lie down and taste the gall.

Explanation]: Salary: firewood and grass. Sleep on firewood and grass, eat and sleep to taste bitter gall. Describe people who are hardworking and self-motivated, and work hard.

From]: "Historical Records of the Yue King Goujian Family": "The Yue King Goujian rebelled against the country, but he was bitter and anxious, put his courage in sitting, sitting and lying on his back, and eating and drinking also tasted gall. ”

Translation]: Goujian, the king of Yue, returned to his own country, so he was anxious, set up the courage to sit, sit and lie on the gall, and eat and drink also had the gall.

"As soon as the pit viper sits its its hand, the strong man unravels his wrist. "I remember that there is a poem called "Farewell" that has this sentence in it.

So I thought that there should be an idiom "a strong man breaks his wrist".

This is more similar to a lizard's tail cut. If you want to emphasize the benefits you have gained, it is more appropriate to lose your car and protect your handsome.

Lose the pawn to protect the car, reluctant to let the child can't trap the wolf.

Throwing bricks and leading jade wants to take the first.