Better than dirt

Better than dirt

It's not as good as dirt, idiom, Chinese Pinyin f è NT ú B ù R ú. Metaphor is not as good as feces and soil. It is used to describe things that are extremely worthless. It's from xingshihengyan.

[source of idiom] Ming Dynasty Feng Menglong's Xingshi Hengyan (Volume 27): "Shan hateful, who was born to abuse his ex-wife and ex-wife in every way, is worse than dirt." [idiom usage] it's better to use dung as predicate and attribute; to describe something of no value. This kind of behavior of his is not as good as dirt. [idiom traditional style] worse than dirt [idiom structure] more formal idiom [emotional color] derogatory idiom [idiom age] Ancient idiom