be petrified

be petrified

Numbness, a Chinese idiom, Pinyin is m á m ù B ù R é n, which means being insensitive or indifferent to the outside world. It comes from the general introduction of medical records.

The origin of Idioms

Xue Ji, Ming Dynasty, said in his medical records, one day the skin died of numbness, and the other day the flesh died of pain

Analysis of Idioms

The opposite is that one's ears are clear, one's eyes are quick, one's eyes are quick

Idiom usage

No sympathy, no heat, is numbness? Or ingratitude. Wen Yiduo's great facts, immortal significance my body is now numb. Some comrades are insensitive to some comrades.