How do you say arrogant in ancient Chinese?

Arrogance" in the ancient text can be said so

If it weren't for me, it would be up to you, if it weren't for me, the score would be in your hands; Today I said that I closed my eyes and took a nap, and today I dozed off in class; There should be no less than two or three sentences at the top. must contradict you no less than two or three sentences; Angry, restless, not stopping, unhappy! I'm not the only one dozing off; What about it?

Why do you think of me alone?

Besides, Yu has not lost his mind, and he has been wronged. Besides, I haven't fallen asleep completely, and I'm wronged; What can you do? What talents do you have; If you are really capable, if you are really capable; Why are there more than half of the students who are lying on the case?

why more than half of the students sleep on their desks; Six out of ten students who hate you, and six out of ten students who hate you <>

Thou shalt be good? Do you teach well; The number of them can be seen also. From the number of people who sleep, I am not to blame, and I will not care about you before; Today's things are hateful, but you are really good today's things. And I was angry.

Makes me really angry!

Arrogance can be interpreted as bold and reckless, pinyin: dǎn dà wàng wéi; From Qing Li Baojia's "Officialdom Appearance": "It is said that he sells minerals without permission; audacity; Please refer it to the Penal Department for punishment.

synonyms] bold, bold as fighting, unscrupulous, unscrupulous, do whatever you want; [Antisense] timid as a mouse, timid and afraid of things, shrunken and cautious.

Arrogance"The word can be expressed in ancient texts as:"Empty eyes"、"Unbridled"、"Insolent and uninhibited"Wait. For example:

Empty eyes: Proud of the crowd, empty eyes, is not what he is good at.

Presumptuous: With his power, he became presumptuous and domineering, not caring about the life and death of the people.

Uninhibited: The young man was dressed in brocade and had an uninhibited demeanor that was impossible to ignore.

The ancients said: The tongue has three inches, the woman is, it will rot, the flesh will be left, the tongue is not rotten, we don't believe it, today I am fortunate to see it, I know that the world is not strange, it is really the best example of hearing is better than seeing it, thank you very much!

曰 (yue) Abbreviated as the day The rest of you will know.

The word "please teach" itself is Old Chinese, and it means "please (you) teach (me)". If you want to be more polite, say, "Please axe" (axe: to repair a branch with an axe, metaphorically change an article with sharp advice, etc.).

Advice, Taijian, Junjian, Jiaozheng, Zhizheng, Haihan, Axe, Yazheng, Teaching, and Jiaozheng all have the meaning of asking for the other party's guidance, but the tone is different.

Please ask the master for advice, the ancients modestly expressed that they are willing to be taught. I would like to hear the high opinions.

However, sometimes it is also possible to leave it without it, and directly bring out the meaning of the transition from the words in the following sentences.

In fact, there is no exact translation of the word in the ancient texts.

"Regardless" in the ancient text means "not to mention", and there is a saying in "The Story of the Peach Blossom Spring" that "regardless of Wei and Jin".

That's it! Or"No matter"Or"No matter"

Going to court, sitting in the hall, sitting on duty, etc. Including going to work, it's the original text.

On duty, on duty, there is also the saying of "should be mao" as an official.

There is no single word of expression, except in some special context. Wenyan is only an ancient written language, and it is not simply a pursuit of fewer words. How the ancients used it, the people of today will continue to use it.

"How" itself has multiple meanings, and it is expressed differently in different contexts in the literary language. It is impossible to translate a word with an unclear meaning alone.

Asking others for their opinions or situations is often "how", "how", "if", etc.

It's a little more complicated and contextual, such as "what can you do to me", and the literary language says "what can you do to me".

Careful reading is called reading, as if reading all the classics is not enough.

Reading out loud is called reading, like reading more than 10,000 books.

Reading aloud is called chanting, as words are chanted, songs are recited.

Rough reading, called reading, such as reading a thousand volumes a day.

"One of them", "if one", "as one", "as one", "as such", "so".

It depends on the context, say:

There is a medicine called so-and-so. The ancient text may say: There is a medicine named so-and-so.

I have three kinds of medicines, one is called so-and-so. The ancient text may say: There are three medicines left, one of which is called so-and-so.

I have an inexplicable sadness. This is the syntax of Europeanization, and the ancient text may say: the residual sadness is inexplicable.

I love one of the last items.

FYI:1Say directly: love, such as:

To love the lotus out of the mud without staining, 2Say: Okay, such as:

Ye Gong is a good dragon.

For reference, in the afternoon, in the second half of the day, in the middle of the day, in the middle of the day, and so on.

Different time periods are expressed differently, such as untimed, deuteronological, and unitary time.

Afternoon: 晡時 日昳 日蘳 dayside.