Idiom of squatting in front of your eyes or something.

Die unsatisfied,

Think about it,

Satisfied with closing your eyes,

Turn a blind eye,

The weight of elm beans,

Bean-heavy elm,

Crouching tiger, hidden dragon,

Squatting in print,

Squat your feet in front of your eyes,

The idiom meaning of squatting with eyes closed

Squatting with your eyes closed is squatting with your eyes closed.

1, Pinyin: The printed squat is a Chinese character that describes actions, and it does not belong to the idiom category. Its pinyin is mí ngm d ū nsh ē n.

2. Meaning: You belong to a verb, which means approaching and closing; Orders belong to nouns and refer to eyes; Squat is a verb, which means squat. Therefore, squatting is to close your eyes and squat down.

3. Origin: Close your eyes and squat for the first time from The Journey to the West: "The stone monkey closed his eyes and squatted, jumped in and shouted," Come in with me! Come on in! " .

4. Proximity/antonym: synonyms for squatting in front of eyes include closing your eyes and bending over, squatting in front of your eyes and bending in front of your eyes; The antonym is to stand up straight with your eyes open.

5. Example:

I can't help feeling sympathy and pity when I look at this woman squatting with her eyes closed and exhausted.

The usually quiet child suddenly closed his eyes and squatted down, jumping forward, which startled everyone around him.

It seems that the eyes are full of meaning and leisure is very meaningful.

This sentence comes from Strange Tales from a Lonely Studio: Wolf Nature.

My eyes are full of leisure. "Yi" here means "expression"

After a long time, his eyes seemed to be closed and he looked relaxed.

For a long time; It doesn't really make sense. Close your eyes. Leisure, leisure.

easy

In print and Chinese vocabulary, pinyin means míngmù, which means to close your eyes, and more means that there is nothing to worry about when you die.

Explanation:

Closing your eyes means there's nothing to worry about when you die.

Die unsatisfied: die unsatisfied. It means that when a person dies, there are still things in his heart that he can't let go. Now it is often used to describe extreme reluctance.

Source:

Biography of the Three Kingdoms Wu Shu Sun Jian: "If you don't enslave your three families today, you will die unsatisfied."

If I don't punish you three today and make it public, I will never close my eyes.

Extended data:

Allusions:

In A.D. 189, Dong Zhuo, a powerful warlord in Liangzhou, led an army into Luoyang, abolished Emperor Shao Li and set fire to hundreds of miles around Luoyang, arousing people's anger and resistance. Sun Jian was a county official in the late Eastern Han Dynasty. Later, he was promoted to Changsha satrap and served in military service.

Sun Jian and Yuan Shu joined forces to crusade against Dong Zhuo, cursing Dong Zhuo for violating God's will, being cruel and heartless, and swearing not to wear clothes with him, saying that if Dong Zhuo's three families were immortal, he would cut off his head and hang it all over the country, and he could not close his eyes when he died.

References:

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The difference between Li Ling and Qing Ling

You and Li have different meanings.

Explanation:

1. Close your eyes: ~ Keep your eyes still.

2. Dim eyes: deaf eyes.

Explanation:

1. Sunset; It's getting dark: the sun is coming. It already is.

2. dusk.

Pronunciation: míng

Radical: purpose