What does it mean to linger? What does it mean to linger?

Lingering Interpretation: Nostalgia and reluctance to leave when having fun. I was so nostalgic that I forgot to go back.

1. From: Warring States Mencius.

Mencius, King Hui of Liang": "From the flow and forget to return to the flow, from the flow and forget to return to the connection, from the beast is tired of the Ling, and the wine is not tired of death." ”

Translation: Playing and forgetting to return from the upstream to the downstream is called flow; Playing from the downstream to the upstream and forgetting to return is called Lian; Hunting without tiredom is called famine; Drinking without moderation is called death.

2. Grammar: joint; as a predicate, a definite; Compliments.

Lingering and forgetting to return is a Chinese idiom, pinyin liú lián wàng fǎn, which means nostalgia and reluctance to leave when having fun, from the pre-Qin Meng Ke "Mencius Liang Hui Wang Xia". Synonyms of lingering: reluctant to return, reluctant to return, reluctant to return, happy to return, lost to return, wandering and forgetful, leisurely and forgetful, reluctant to return, happy and forgetful, lingering and forgetful, and there is no other world.

Lingering (Explanation: Nostalgia and reluctance to leave while having fun.) I was so nostalgic that I forgot to go back. ）

Indomitable struggle is the only way to victory.

Lingering: I like it, and I can't bear to leave. (Similar to the meaning of "reluctant to give up.") )

From a certain place of departure to a certain fairyland-like place to visit, visit, visit or pass here, back and forth to see and want to see (linger or stay in the meaning), see relish and get carried away (forget to return).

Lingering: nostalgia is not stopped, reluctant to leave. Return, leave, return. Lingering: Nostalgia forgets to leave, go back.

Lingering means: nostalgia and reluctance to leave when having fun. I was so nostalgic that I forgot to go back.

Source: "Mencius, Liang Hui Wangxia": "From the flow down and forget to return to the flow of the words, from the flow and forget to return to the words of the connection." ”

Translation: The pleasure of playing from the upstream to the downstream is called flow, and the pleasure of playing from the downstream to the upstream is called the connection.

Example: Standing on the edge of the endless sea is really refreshing and unforgettable.

synonyms: 留念不舍 [ liú liàn bù shě ].

Interpretation: Attachment and reluctance to go. Describe the feelings of pity.

Source: Ming Luo Guanzhong's "Romance of the Three Kingdoms" Chapter 28: "Xuande said: 'When I first saw Zilong, I felt nostalgic and reluctant. It's a pleasure to meet you today! ’”

Usage: as a predicate, a definite, an object; Refers to attachment.

Meaning:It is often described as a nostalgia for beautiful scenery or things.

Pinyin: liú lián wàng fǎn

Source: "Mencius, Liang Hui Wangxia": "From the flow down and forget the flow of the opposite, from the flow and forget the connection of the opposite." ”

Translation: "Mencius: King Hui of Liang": "The pleasure of playing from the upstream to the downstream and forgetting to return is called flow; Playing from the downstream to the upstream and forgetting to return is called Lian; ”

Example sentence: Standing on the edge of the endless sea really makes people feel refreshed and happy, and they will not want to return.

Usage: combined; as a predicate, a definite; Compliments.

synonyms

乐不思蜀: pinyin: lè bù sī shǔ

Meaning: Very happy, don't miss Shu. The metaphor is having fun in a new environment and no longer wanting to go back to the old one.

Source: "Three Kingdoms, Shu Shu, Later Lord Biography" Pei Songzhi's note quotes "Han Jin Spring and Autumn Period": "Ask Zen and say: 'Do you think about Shu? Zen said: "There is joy here, and there is no thought." ’”

Translation: Pei Songzhi's note on the Chronicles of the Three Kingdoms, Shu Shu, and Later Lord Biography quotes "The Spring and Autumn Period of the Han and Jin Dynasties": "Ask Liu Chan and say: 'Do you want to be in Shu? Liu Chan said: "I am very happy, and I don't miss Shu." ’”

I don't want to leave when I play, and I forget to go back with nostalgia.

The meaning of lingering is to lose the bridge: now it mostly refers to the reluctance to leave because of nostalgia for beautiful scenery or things.

Lingering: nostalgia does not stop. Return: Return, return. I couldn't stop nostalgic and forgot to go back. Originally, it meant that he forgot to go back because he was obsessed with amusement.

Lingering provenance:

1, "Mencius, King Hui of Liang": "From the flow of the flow and forget to return to the stream; From the flow and forget to return to the connection; From the Danhe beast is tireless; Joy and wine are tireless, and it is said to be dead. ”

2, "Lost Meng's Chat about Zhai Zhiyi, Volume 10, Gezhong": "Not few; The flowers are gradually budding; Hundreds of capital axes will be scarce; Searching for classic spring clothes; Linger. ”

Example sentences to linger:

The beautiful scenery of Lijiang in Yunnan made me .

Synonyms for lingering:

Reluctant, reluctant, reluctant, happy, lingering, reluctant, reluctant, happy and forgetful, lingering, and forgetful, there is no other world.

Antonyms for lingering:

Lost in the way.

Meaning: lingering, nostalgia does not stop. Nostalgia and reluctance to leave when having fun. I was so nostalgic that I forgot to go back.

Pinyin: lingering forget return [liú lián wàng fǎn].

Citation: Traveling at will at four o'clock, the strings and pipes chase each other, and they forget to return. Ming Feng Menglong, "Chronicles of the Eastern Zhou Dynasty", the eighty-first chapter.

Source: "Mencius: Liang Hui Wangxia": "From the flow of the flow and forget to return to the stream; From the flow and forget to return to the connection; From the beast is tireless; Joy and wine are tireless, and it is said to be dead. ”

Example sentence: The beautiful scenery of Lijiang in Yunnan makes me.

synonyms

一、依依不舍 [yī yī bù shě].

Interpretation: Attachment, the appearance of attachment; Giving up, giving up. Described as reluctant to leave.

Usage: It has been half a day since the end of the party, and the students are reluctant to leave.

Source: Ming Feng Menglong's "Xingshi Hengyan Lu Taixue Poetry and Wine Pride Wanghou": "That Lu Nan was sent directly for more than 500 miles, and he was reluctant to give up. ”

Example sentence: In the blink of an eye, evening came, and I left the blue sea.

二、無步不運 [cùn bù bù lí].

Interpretation: inch step, describing the distance is very close. It originally meant that the husband and wife were in harmony and did not leave a single step. Now it generally refers to the two people who have a good relationship and are always together.

Citation: Sister Han Ai, a girl in his family, went up day by day to promise the old lady, to give ten, choose to eat, and change clothes. Ming Lanling smiled and laughed at the eighty-first chapter of "The Words of the Golden Vase Plum".

Source: Southern Dynasty Liang Ren Fang's "Narrative of Differences": "Husband and wife are reinforcing; Not an inch apart. ”

Example sentence: Little Flower Dog always follows Xiao Ming.