A brief analysis of homophonic idiom trademarks?

1. Mistaken people?

Pinyin: wù rén zǐ dì

Explanation: Mistake: delay. It refers to delaying the next generation of students due to lack of talent or irresponsibility.

Source: Chapter 19 of "Flowers in the Mirror" by Li Ruzhen in the Qing Dynasty: "Sir, if you make such a small mistake, you will have the palm of your hand slapped. If you neglect your work all day long and mislead your children, shouldn't you also kill them all?" ?”

Pinyin code: w r z d

Synonyms: ?桮人子

Afterword: Guidance to the blind

Riddle: Wrong general of the People’s Liberation Army As a militia

Usage: as predicate, attributive, object; refers to irresponsibility

English: misteach

2. The word does not convey the meaning?

Pinyin: cí bù dá yì

Explanation: Word: words; meaning: meaning. Refers to words and sentences that cannot accurately express meaning and feelings.

Source: "Etiquette and Betrothal Gifts": "A lot of words can lead to history, but a few words can lead to failure. A few words are enough to express justice." Song Dynasty Huihong's "Gao'an City God's Temple": "To cover five Those who have made great achievements in writing for hundreds of years cannot convey the meaning of their words, but they always sigh."

Pinyin code: c b d y

Synonyms: ? Incomplete words, oblique words

< p>Antonyms: ? Hearty and hearty, words must be on point

Riddle: Roman telecommunications are not available

Usage: used as predicates and attributives; refers to words that cannot express the exact meaning

< p>English: the words fail to express the meaning