To interrogate

To interrogate

Chinese idiom, Pinyin is á oy á Ji é Q ū, which means the article is not easy to read. It comes from four biographies of Hanlin · biography of kaimingjun.

Idiom usage

Combined form; used as predicate, attribute and adverbial; used in diction

The origin of Idioms

Zheng Xiangru's biography of kaimingjun in the four biographies of Hanlin in the Qing Dynasty said, "you recommended Fu Shenggong's Shangshu, and Chao Cuo, a Chinese doctor, was sent to his home to give oral instructions and articles from the age of seven, and he was very difficult to understand."

Analysis of Idioms

[near synonym]: qiajiaoqu [antonym]: catchy