make nothing of

make nothing of

Man Bu care is a Chinese idiom, pronounced m ǎ Nb ù Z à Ihu, which describes the appearance of indifference. From Zhu Ziqing's the massacre of the government.

Analysis of Idioms

[synonym] carelessness, indifference and indifference; antonym] solemnity

The origin of Idioms

Zhu Ziqing's Holocaust in charge of the government: "in their eyes, a life is just like a piece of grass or a pile of horse dung. They don't care about it!"

Idiom usage

It's more formal; it's an object or adverbial; it's a kind of indifference. The first part of Zhou Erfu's the morning of Shanghai: "after explaining a few words, he followed Su Peilin to Zhu's house with indifference." 2. In "the antelope wood carving": I want to change my trousers, but she says with indifference: "forget it!" 3. Zhu Runshen's breath was a little short, but his face still kept the same appearance. (Mao Dun's multi angle relationship)