equate

equate

Chinese idiom, Pinyin is B à Li à ngq í Gu à n, which means to treat equally. From the current situation of China's industry and the reasons for its backwardness.

The origin of Idioms

Liao Zhongkai's "the current situation of China's industry and the reasons for its backwardness": "what's more, their exports are handicrafts and refined products; our exports are agricultural products and raw materials. Therefore, our output must not be comparable with the input. "

Idiom usage

To be regarded as a predicate or an object. Yan Qian's the echo of four seasons: "Yang Er Che Nam said that he didn't know Zheng Jun or his song, but he was a music major. But in Yin Qian's opinion, she was only a hundred steps away from fifty steps. In fact, Yang erchenam had no musical attainments. It was only vaguely heard that she had published several books to compare with Zheng Jun, which made her laugh for a moment. "