do or think the same without prior consulation

do or think the same without prior consulation

It is a Chinese idiom,

The pronunciation is B ù Yu ē RT ó ng,

Interpretation: it refers to mutual agreement without prior agreement.

idiom

do or think the same without prior consulation

Pinyin

bùyuēértóng

Explanation of words

Appointment: Agreement: no agreement. With: together. Agree with each other without prior agreement. In the biography of the lord father of Marquis Pingjin in historical records, it is said that "we should deal with it and move it all, we should not seek it, and we will meet at the same time." Feng Menglong's Chronicles of the Eastern Zhou Dynasty Chapter 59: Marshal Luan Shu of the Chinese army came to chaomen just as Xu Tong led his troops. "In the twinkling of an eye, it's another year, and the three children are coincidentally looking for the Old Testament." "The first moment makes a case surprised" Volume 23: "although the mouth says so, under the heart because is two dreams coincide, finally some doubts." Chapter 48 of Li Baojia's officialdom in Qing Dynasty: later, they met him and went to the capital to accompany him, one to see friends, the other to see relatives. As soon as I saw him in the capital, they were both red men in Futai. Why didn't they lead him in.

Examples

Mao Dun's midnight II: "this cry of ~ immediately works like a forbidden curse

usage

Contraction type; used as adverbial; refers to the same action. (different movements cannot be used)