Complain incessantly

Complain incessantly

Chinese idiom, Pinyin is Ji à OK à B à di é, which means to describe continuous crying. It comes from Xuanhe legacy of the great song dynasty.

Idiom explanation

No: don't stop. It's used to describe continuous complaints.

Analysis of Idioms

[synonym] cry bitterly, sigh long and short [antonym] be overjoyed, smile with open eyes, be overjoyed [rhyme] fly to ashes, fall apart, fall apart, fall apart, be determined, unarmed, strike while the iron is hot

The origin of Idioms

"Huizong complained incessantly. He suddenly felt frightened on his couch and was in a cold sweat."

Idiom usage

Today, I can complain because of the continuous light rain, or I can be grateful because the grass has been free of rain. 2, sure enough, some Chu troops had already been suppressed by Wu troops and complained endlessly. Seeing that there was a gap between the encirclement of the other party, they all took the opportunity to rush out and escape from the battlefield.