Keep quiet
Keep quiet
Silence, a Chinese idiom, Pinyin is j ì NK ǒ uju ǎ NSH é, which means silence. From the second part of remonstrance.
Analysis of Idioms
Keep silent
The origin of Idioms
Su Xun of the Song Dynasty wrote in the second part of admonishment: "to remove the reward from admonishment, to remove the punishment from admonishment, it is appropriate for the minister to keep his mouth shut, and then he will die in disorder."
Idiom usage
It means not to speak. At this point, he almost kept his mouth shut and never dared to do anything again. Wang Tao in Qing Dynasty
Keep quiet
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1.be made of such sound material that the fall could not harm it
be made of such sound material that the fall could not harm it - wén fēng bù dòng
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5.national economy and people 's livelihood
national economy and people 's livelihood - guó jì mín shēng
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6.take pleasure in giving favours
take pleasure in giving favours - hào xíng xiǎo huì
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7.The Golden Vase falls into the well
The Golden Vase falls into the well - jīn píng luò jǐng
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10.living a life of ease and leisure
living a life of ease and leisure - yōu zāi yóu zāi
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