catch a glimpse of
catch a glimpse of
A little glimpse of the Chinese idiom, Pinyin is l ü è Ku ī y ī B ā n, meaning that the metaphor roughly see some situation, but not comprehensive. The same as "a glimpse". It's from a reply to Chen I Du.
Analysis of Idioms
A brief introduction
Antonym: at a glance
Idiom usage
To see a part of something roughly
The origin of Idioms
Zhang Juzheng's answer to Chen Wudu, the southern Minister of state, in Ming Dynasty: "although it's lonely and unworthy, it's good for people to have a glimpse. It's not easy to be selfish inside, and it's not easy to belittle reputation outside."
catch a glimpse of
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3.a grieving maid and a desolate man -- a woman without a husband and a man without a wife
a grieving maid and a desolate man -- a woman without a husband and a man without a wife - yuàn nǚ kuàng fū
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4.Be willing to bow to the downwind
Be willing to bow to the downwind - gān bài xià fēng
Time 2021-03-06