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Anonymous users2024-02-15舍近求远 [ shě jìn qiú yuǎn ] 生字本。 Basic Definition Detailed Definition.
shě jìn qiú yuǎn ]
Abandoning the near and looking for the far, describing things that take detours or pursue unrealistic things. It is also said that the near is far away.
Source: The Book of the Later Han Dynasty: The Biography of Zang Gong": "Those who sacrifice the near and seek the far; to no avail; those who sacrifice the distance to seek the near; There is an end to it. ”
Example sentences. 1.We also produce this kind of stuff locally, so we don't need to go out to buy it.
Synonyms for seeking the near and the far.
Ambitious. hào gāo wù yuǎn] detached from reality in the pursuit of excessively high and far-reaching goals that are currently impossible. "History of the Song Dynasty: The Biography of Cheng Hao": "Sick scholars are tired of humility and proximity, and they are lofty, and they have no success. 骛: Pursuit.
Make a mountain out of a molehill. xiǎo tí dà zuò]
The metaphor deliberately exaggerates the small things or treats them as if they were big things.
Shedding on the end. shě běn zhú mò]
He also said that he would abandon the basics and pursue the end. Abandon the fundamental, the primary, and pursue the subtle, the secondary. Describe the light and heavy inverted. "Hanshu Food and Goods Chronicles": "Casting money and mining copper....Abandon the basics. ”
Make a mountain out of a molehill. xiǎo tí dà zuò]
The metaphor of treating small things as big things has implications of not being worth doing so or deliberately expanding the state of affairs.
Leave it at the end. shě běn cóng mò] See "舍2本逐末".
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Anonymous users2024-02-141.Sacrifice your life to seek the law.
Sacrificing one's body: giving up one's body; Seeking the Dharma: Seeking the Dharma. Originally, it meant that Buddhists did not hesitate to sacrifice themselves and seek scriptures from afar. The latter parable sacrifices oneself in pursuit of truth.
2.Sacrifice the basics for the end.
Giving up: giving up; Seek: Pursue. Abandon the fundamental, the primary, and pursue the subtle, the secondary. The metaphor does not grasp the fundamental links, but only focuses on the minor issues.
3.Go round the sun to meet the moon.
Abandon what is near and pursue what is far away. Describe doing things like a detour.
4.Sacrifice your life for death.
Don't take personal life and death to heart. The metaphor is firm in thinking, letting go of all baggage, and completing the task with the heart of death!
5.Seek truth from reality.
Abandon the real and pursue the illusory.
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Anonymous users2024-02-13Seeking the near and far: an idiom that first came from Mencius's "Mencius: Lilou Shang" of Zou State during the Warring States Period.
The meaning is to give up the near, pursue the far, and describe the detour in doing things.
combined; as a predicate and object in a sentence; Derogatory.
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Anonymous users2024-02-12Describe doing things like a detour. combined; as a predicate and object in a sentence; Derogatory. [1] Chinese name. Go round the sun to meet the moon.
Foreign name. seek far and neglect what lies close at hand
Idiom pinyin. shě jìn qiú yuǎn
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Anonymous users2024-02-11Seek the near and far, and seek the quality of the text
Sacrificing one's life for the law, sacrificing the real for the void
Sacrifice the basics for the end.
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Anonymous users2024-02-10Go round the sun to meet the moon. Shedding on the end.
Rounding up the long and the bad.
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Anonymous users2024-02-09The word is to seek the near and far.
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Anonymous users2024-02-08Question 1: The four-character idiom of giving up what to ask for is to give up the near and seek the far.
Explanation] Abandon what is near and pursue what is far away. Describe doing things like a detour.
From] "Mencius Away from Lou Shang": Wang Kuan's "Tao is far away." "The Book of the Later Han Dynasty and the Biography of Zang Palace": "Those who give up the near and seek the far will work in vain; Those who give up the distance and seek the near will have an end. ”
Question 3: What is the idiom of 舍近求远 [shě jìn qiú yuǎn].
Vocabulary book Basic definition.
Abandon what is near and pursue what is far away. Describe doing things like a detour.
Derogatory Sources.
The Book of the Later Han Dynasty: The Biography of Zang Gong": "Those who sacrifice the near and seek the far; to no avail; those who sacrifice the distance to seek the near; There is an end to it. ”
Example sentence 1We also produce this kind of stuff locally, so we don't need to go out to buy it.
Near antonyms Synonyms Shedding the book to the end Good lofty ambition to make a big fuss Shedben from the end.
Antonyms are close at hand.
Question 4: What to give up idiom to give up the original to seek the end to give up: to give up; Seek: Pursue. Abandon the fundamental, the primary, and pursue the subtle, the secondary. The parable does not grasp the fundamental links, but only focuses on the minor issues.
Abandon the near to seek the far, give up the near, pursue the far. Describe doing things as detours and sleepy Suiliang.
Sacrificing one's body for the Dharma: sacrificing one's body; Seeking the Dharma: Seeking the Dharma. Originally, it meant that Buddhists did not hesitate to sacrifice themselves and seek scriptures from afar. The latter parable sacrifices oneself in pursuit of truth.
Question 5: What idiom does the Sheshi oak ask for Seek from the near and far: [Basic Explanation]: Give up the near and pursue the far away. Describe doing things like a detour.
Pinyin pronunciation]: shě jìn qiú yuǎn
Example: It can be seen that we are every day. There are such poets here, but they go to paper every day. (Qing Cao Xueqin's "Dream of Red Mansions" 76th chapter).
synonym phrase]: make a big fuss, be ambitious.
Antonym phrase]: close at hand.
How to use]: combined; as a predicate, object; Derogatory.
After the break]: jumping into the river across the well; Leave the king of the stove and worship the god of the mountain.
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Anonymous users2024-02-07舍本求末 pronunciation: shě běn qiú mò
Interpretation of giving: to give up; Seek: Pursue. Abandon the fundamental, the primary, and pursue the subtle, the secondary. The metaphor does not grasp the fundamental links, but only focuses on the minor issues.
Source: "Lü's Spring and Autumn Period: Shangnong": "If the people live in the original and the end of the matter, they will not be ordered, and if they are not ordered, they cannot be defended or fought; The people live in the original and the end of the matter, their property contract is light migration, light migration is the country's troubles, all have ambitions, no intentions. ”
Example: Writing an essay that only pursues form and does not focus on content, that is
舍近求远 pronunciation: shě jìn qiú yuǎn
Interpretation: Abandon what is near and pursue what is far away. Describe doing things like a detour.
Example: It can be seen that we are every dayThere are such poets here, but they go to paper every day. (Qing Cao Xueqin's "Dream of Red Mansions" 76th chapter).
舍身求法 pronunciation: shě shēn qiú fǎ
Interpretation Sacrifice of the body: the abandonment of the body; Seeking the Dharma: Seeking the Dharma. Originally, it meant that Buddhists did not hesitate to sacrifice themselves and seek scriptures from afar. The latter parable sacrifices oneself in pursuit of truth.
Source Example Since ancient times, we have had people who worked hard, people who worked hard, and people who asked for their lives for the people. (Lu Xun, "And Jieting Essays: Have the Chinese Lost Their Confidence").
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Anonymous users2024-02-06Go round the sun to meet the moon.
Explanation] Abandon what is near and pursue what is far away. Describe doing things like a detour.
From]: "Mencius: Lilou Shang": "The Tao is far away." "The Book of the Later Han Dynasty and the Biography of Zang Palace": "Those who give up the near and seek the far will work in vain; Those who give up the distance and seek the near will have an end. ”
Example: It can be seen that we are every dayThere are such poets here, but they go to paper every day. (Qing Cao Xueqin's "Dream of Red Mansions" 76th chapter).
synonyms]: make a big fuss, be ambitious.
Antonyms are close at hand.
Syntax]: associative; as a predicate, object; Derogatory.
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Anonymous users2024-02-05The law should be still giving.
Original sentence: Knowing my saying, such as a raft metaphor, the law should be abandoned, let alone illegal?
Those of you who have cultivated the six pure roots and the four emptiness know what I said, just like a raft crossing the river and getting to the shore, you have to throw away the bamboo raft, and you have to throw away all the Dharma, not to mention that it is not the Fa-rectification.
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Anonymous users2024-02-04Sacrifice the original to seek the end, and sacrifice the near and far.
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Anonymous users2024-02-03It is an idiom that seeks the near and far.
舍近求远, pronounced shě jìn qiú yuǎn, means to abandon the near, to pursue the far. Describe doing things like a detour.
From]: "Mencius: Lilou Shang": "The Tao is far away." ”
Translation: The Word is near but goes far away.
synonyms]: make a big fuss, be ambitious.
Antonyms are close at hand.
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Anonymous users2024-02-02Go round the sun to meet the moon.
Pronunciation [shě jìn qiú yuǎn] [interpretation] to abandon the near, to pursue the far. Describe doing things like a detour.
Example sentence 1We also produce this kind of stuff locally, so we don't need to go out to buy it.
Synonym] is so ambitious, far, small fuss, big work, sacrifice the book, the end of the small fuss, big work, from the end [antisense] close at hand, twice the result with half the effort.
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Anonymous users2024-02-01Go round the sun to meet the moon.
shějìnqiú
yuǎn] 生字本Basic Definition.
Abandon what is near and pursue what is far away. Describe doing things like a detour. Derogatory source "Hou Han Shu Zang Gong Biography": "Those who sacrifice the near and seek the far; to no avail; those who sacrifice the distance to seek the near; There is an end to it. Example sentences.
1.We also produce this kind of stuff locally, so we don't need to go out to buy it.
Near antonyms. Synonyms are left to the end.
Ambitious. Make a mountain out of a molehill.
Leave it at the end. Antonyms are close at hand.
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Anonymous users2024-01-31Go round the sun to meet the moon.
Pinyin: shě
jìnqiú
yuǎn 简spelling: sjqy
synonyms]: make a big fuss, be ambitious.
Antonyms are close at hand.
Explanation] Abandon what is near and pursue what is far away. Describe doing things like a detour.
Source: Southern Dynasty Song Fan Ye "Later Han Shu Zang Gong Biography": "Those who give up the near and seek the far will work in vain; Those who give up the distance and seek the near will have an end. ”
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