exhausted from effort

exhausted from effort

Chinese idiom, Pinyin is l ì Ji é sh ē ngs ī, which means hoarse voice and exhausted strength. It's like shouting like hell. It comes from the conclusion of the three heroes of the founding of Italy.

Analysis of Idioms

Hoarseness

Idiom usage

It's not concentrated in one place, and there's no more shouting. Sha Ting's troubles

The origin of Idioms

Liang Qichao's the conclusion of the biography of the three great men of the founding of the Republic of Italy: "I've never been so depressed that I've lost myself."