superfluous(huà shé zhuó zú)

superfluous

Drawing a snake and writing a foot is an idiom pronounced Hu à sh é Zhu ó Z ú. It refers to doing superfluous things, which is not only useless, but also inappropriate.

explain

It is not only useless but also inappropriate to use metaphor to describe doing superfluous things. It's the same as "painting a snake and adding feet.".

source

Liu of Tang Dynasty and the second part of Zhong Chun Deng Lou: "if you miss, you are ashamed that the snake has enough. If you rest with your heart, you will be toothless."

usage

As an object or attribute; of superfluous things

Discrimination of words

Degree of common use: General emotional color: derogatory words idiom structure: contractive generation time: ancient times

Chinese PinYin : huà shé zhuó zú