Pinyin: y and shān lán lǐ, abbreviated as ysll.

Explanation of blue clothes: clothes are tattered.

Idiom origin:

Zuo Qiuming's Twelve Years of Zuo Zhuan and Gong Xuan in the Pre-Qin Dynasty: "If you train, you will be arrogant, and if you do it, you will be arrogant." Du pre-note: "Blue wisp: my clothes." ?

Discrimination of idioms:

Synonym:

Shortage, clothes, rags, riddled with holes, unable to make ends meet, short brown knot and disheveled clothes.

Antonym:

Well dressed, graceful, elegant, well dressed, well dressed, well dressed.

Idiom usage:

Subject-predicate type; As subject, attribute and adverbial; Refers to living in poverty, which is derogatory.

Example:

The first part of Liu Qing's History of Entrepreneurship: "You see, the hungry people in rags are waiting at the street corner of the crop yard with cold shoulders. Please give them something to eat. "

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The refugees on the road were livid and haggard, afraid to argue with the loyalist.

When the editor saw that the boy was hired, he was ecstatic.

A human boy in blue, wearing a red hat and blue clothes.

The children were dressed in blue, covered their heads with bamboo baskets and dressed as cows.

A little boy in rags begged along the street.

On a remote street in Zhumadian, Henan Province, an old man in rags staggered.