toss about

toss about

Over and over again, f ā NL á if ù Q ù, refers to repeated many times, from Tang Xianzu of the Ming Dynasty's Zixiao Ji · Shengyou

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toss about

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① It means turning over. ② Refers to repeated many times. See "toss and turn.".

source

Tang Xianzu of the Ming Dynasty wrote in the book of Zixiao · Shengyou: "since he became a man, he talked with Li Lang at night to the fourth and fifth Genggu, and over and over again, where did he sleep?"

Examples

It's also called "back and forth". There's no winning or losing, no winning or losing. A series of Ming Chenghua talking and singing CI Hua Guan Suo Xia Xichuan Zhuan (sequel)

The first volume of Yu Shi Ming Yan written by Feng Menglong of Ming Dynasty: "this woman can speak fast. Besides, every day she walks through the streets and alleys, which family doesn't recognize her. It must be reasonable to discuss with her. The night went on and on, and barely passed. "

usage

As an adverbial, it refers to the repetition of people's actions and thinking

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