without demur

without demur

Two words without saying is a Chinese idiom. Its pronunciation is è Rhu à B à Shu à, meaning to say nothing else. It comes from Lao She's four generations in the same hall in 1998.

The origin of Idioms

Lao She's "four generations in the same room" 98: "the Japanese are finished and surrender," Fang Liu whispered. John Ding closed his eyes as he said "amen" in church. Without saying a word, run back. "

Idiom usage

Come to the shore, drive the boat to the middle of the river without saying a word. For sixty one class brothers.