Find some dialect slang what slang means by slang

Scarce --- pitiful.

It's annoying ---.

Contained (di) – the rice is salty.

At the end of the night--- when it was just dark. --- the day before yesterday. Ming'er - tomorrow. All kinds of people --- annoying. It's good to pull ---.

Wounds and Healing... Hurry up.

The Great Barbarian... Horse.

An auspicious year... I don't know.

Steaming... It's done.

1. Slang, pinyin is lǐ yǔ, which refers to folk informal, more colloquial sentences, and is an easy-to-understand and smooth word with local colors summarized by the people in their daily life. It is more regional and more life-oriented. Slang is an informal language that is usually used in informal settings.

Sometimes slang is used to express something new, or to give something new to something old.

2. The slang commonly used by Americans refers to the common language used in American life, that is, "informal" language. Slang can make expressions more vivid and fluent.

3. Slang can make speech more "vivid" and "fluent". Slang metaphors are generally more "exaggerated", so they are good for expressing one's mood and thoughts. Just like "wow" and "unreliable" in Chinese, these kinds of languages are not taught in schools because they are not formal enough.

In the process of watching American dramas and movies, I often encounter some phrases or sentences that can only understand the literal meaning, but cannot be understood, which are often "slang".

Ten thousand words can't be eaten, and a handful of running water can quench your thirst. The mountain was climbed step by step, and the boat was rocked out one by one. It is better to learn than to see, and it is better to practice than to see a thousand.

Staying on the slope for a long time, not too steep. Horses look at teeth, people look at words and deeds. Without the cold of winter, I do not know the warmth of spring.

If you don't carry the burden, you don't know the weight, and if you don't walk a long way, you don't know how far away. I don't sleep in the quilt, and I don't know how wide the quilt is. If you don't go into the water, you won't be able to swim for the rest of your life; If you don't sail, you won't hold the boat for the rest of your life.

If you don't belong to your home, you don't know how expensive firewood and rice are; If you don't have children, you don't know the kindness of your parents. If you don't touch the bottom of the pot, your hands won't be black, and your hands won't be greasy if you don't hold an oil bottle. The water falls into the stone, and the people will see it for a long time.

Those who strike iron must put their own tongs, and those who farm the land must go to the field by themselves. Ask the woodcutter for firewood, and ask the captain for sailing. I'd rather have done it than miss it.

The first time I was fooled, and the second time my heart was bright. Sending back water, accumulating mud; After one thing, one wisdom. Hearing is false, seeing is believing.

The old horse knows the number of roads, and the old man is sophisticated. If the old man does not talk about the ancients, the future generations will lose the spectrum. The old beef has a chewy head, and the old man has a head to listen.

The old ginger has a spicy taste, and the old man has a lot of experience. It's better to see than to hear, and it's better to do than to see. Suffer a loss, learn a good one. Seek adoption.