“思想包袱” means that someone is carrying a mental burden, or that something weighs heavily on the mind....
“汗颜” is when one’s face sweats because of humiliation. It refers generally to feeling deeply ashamed, and it is ......
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“捧杀” means giving excessive compliments or flattery to make someone feel complacent and fall behind, even leading......
In modern society, “大选” refers to the parliamentary or presidential elections of certain countries or regions....
The original meaning of “敲门砖” was a tool used by someone to seek fame and wealth.Later, it was used to describe ......
Drawing on the specifics of this action, the phrase “打太极” means someone pushing something around, not giving a c......
The original meaning of “盘点” is an inventory of goods. Nowadays, it commonly refers to a summary of the past....
On January 21, 2011, Tencent Company released a new micro-messaging software. It can send voice messages, videos, pic......
“好人卡” stems from the confession of a young man to the girl of his dreams, who used the phrase, “You are a good ......
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“坑爹” is a phrase from the internet, and is used as an exaggeration meaning deceiver or cheat....
白富美” refers to fair-skinned females with wealthy families and good looks....
“打下手”(dǎ xià shǒu) is often used in colloquial language,which indicates helping someone or being as an ass......
打交道” means to come into contact with persons, organizations or countries. It also means to have relations with so......
“背黑锅”(bēi hēiguō) literally means “to take a black pan on one’s back”. It is a metaphor saying of taking b......
“见鬼”( jiànguǐ )literally means to see a ghost. It has two metaphorical meanings. The first one is absurd. The......
The original meaning of “摊牌”( tānpái) is laying one’s cards on the table in card game. It is a metaphor of h......
“底细” refers to the exact details of a person or a matter, and it also means inside information....
“贫嘴” is used to indicate a person who is garrulous or like to joke with no malicious intention. We often say “耍......