Muscle marrow
The Chinese idiom Ji ā L ú NJ ī Su ǐ, pronounced in pinyin, means to soak the muscle and go deep into the bone marrow. Metaphor is very deep. From Ba Jin's autumn.
Idiom explanation
Soaked in muscle, deep into bone marrow. Metaphor is very deep. It's the same as "muscle".
The origin of Idioms
Ba Jin's "autumn" 39: "this is not the fountain, this is the nectar of the soul."
Discrimination of words
Phonetic code: jljs [synonym]: Jiamian [usage]: used as predicate and attribute; metaphorical feeling has a deep influence
Muscle marrow
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