The east wind blows on the ear

The east wind blows on the ear

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Pronunciation:

interpretation:.

Source: Tang Libai's poem: "people turn around when they hear about it, it's like an east wind shooting at a horse's ear."

Example: when I advised you how much, you should be, but others said that I treated my concubine harshly. Today you can save it. (the 40th chapter of twenty years of prosperous dream in late Qing Dynasty Literature)

Synonyms: be indifferent, careless, indifferent, deaf

Grammar: complex sentence; participle; indifference.

English translation

goinoneearandouttheotherliketheeastwindblowingtheearofahorse

Idiom information

Idiom explanation: the wind blows by the horse's ear. It's like taking other people's words for granted. Example of idiom: when I advised you to come here, you were treated as if the east wind was blowing on your ears. On the contrary, others said that I treated my concubine harshly. Today you can save it. (the 40th chapter of a prosperous dream in the last 20 years of late Qing Dynasty literature cluster) degree of common use: uncommon emotion color: commendatory words grammar usage: as clauses; refers to indifference idiom structure: subject predicate type generation time: ancient times