To be sure of it

To be sure of it

To be sure, Chinese idioms, Pinyin is d ǔ é RL ù nzh ī, which means to discuss exactly. It comes from Yu Lin by Pei Qi of Jin Dynasty.

Idiom usage

He is loyal, intelligent and courageous. It is not a time to reduce his past.

The origin of Idioms

Pei Qi's Yulin in Jin Dynasty said: "Lin Gongyun: he is full of satire, takes Zuozhuan and pursues Zheng Kangcheng. He is a high-ranking disciple. If he talks about it, he will never leave the dust bag!"

Idiom explanation

DUK: it's practical. Exactly.