snub sb.(lěng yǎn xiāng dài)

snub sb.

Treat each other coldly, the Chinese idiom, Pinyin is l ě ngy ǎ nxi ā NGD à I, which means the metaphor is not welcome or look down upon. From Chapter 20 of the romance of the Ming Dynasty.

Analysis of Idioms

Look at each other coldly

The origin of Idioms

In the 20th chapter of the romance of Ming history, Cai Dongfan said, "I don't know that Taizu treated each other coldly and didn't give a reward."

Idiom usage

Used as a predicate, attribute, or object. Recently, people treat him coldly. He is full of doubts and doesn't know why. you'd better treat the farce coldly and watch it change. in the face of a broken marriage, the departure of his ex-wife, and the cold treatment of his relatives and friends, all he can do at this time is to calm down, put aside all his thoughts, and work hard to do something big. We have been treated coldly by Kathy these days because we had a fight last week. We were treated coldly by the old members of the club. Feng Menglong, Ming Dynasty, Vol. 31: "lady, your husband and wife are a matter of life. Don't look at each other coldly. You must Admonish your husband with your good words."

Chinese PinYin : lěng yǎn xiāng dài