be completely at a loss as in a fog

be completely at a loss as in a fog

Falling into the clouds, the Chinese idiom, Pinyin is Du ò y ú NW ù zh ō ng, which means falling into the fog. The metaphor is confusing. It's from the new words of the world - appreciation.

Analysis of Idioms

Confused

The origin of Idioms

Liu Yiqing of the Southern Dynasty, Song Dynasty, wrote a new account of the world: appreciating reputation: "Wang ZHONGZU and Liu Zhenchang talked about Yin Zhongjun, but all the talks were gone. Liu said to Wang," Qing has fallen into the clouds. "

Idiom usage

In my opinion, there is no word in the ancient poetry, so we should study it carefully so as not to fall into the clouds, then the poetry will be prosperous in the future. Xu Zeng's Er'an poetry talks