rumors and slanders
rumors and slanders
Gossip is a Chinese idiom, pronounced Li ú y á NF ē ngy ǔ, which means gossip. It's groundless. Slanderous slander spread behind the back.
Idioms and allusions
[source]: Chapter 5 of Liu Qing's history of entrepreneurship, Part II: "toad beach once spread rumors about Shengbao and this woman."
Discrimination of words
Phonetic code: lyfy synonym: gossip antonym: good advice usage: subject and object; bad words
rumors and slanders
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