be worthy of the name

be worthy of the name

As a Chinese idiom, its pinyin is m í NGF ù Q í sh í, which means that its reputation or appellation (number) is consistent with reality. From the book with Wang Xiushu.

Analysis of Idioms

The synonym is worthy of the name and the antonym is not worthy of the name

The origin of Idioms

In his book with Wang Xiushu written by Cao Cao of Han Dynasty, it is said that "you have a good reputation in the state, you are loyal to the state, you have achieved good results, you have a good talk for the world, you have a good reputation, you are far beyond others."

Idiom usage

However, whether education can ~, or not, is still a problem that cannot be easily concluded. On the bridge by Ye Shengtao