attack by innuendo

attack by innuendo

Chinese idioms, Pinyin is p á ngqi ā OC è J ī, which means that speaking and writing articles are not explained directly from the front, but expressed in explicit or implicit language, irony, attack or roundabout.

pronunciation

Pinyin: P á ngqi ā OC è J ī phonetic: ㄆㄤㄤㄑㄧㄠㄜ a ㄐㄧㄧメ foreign language: by stroke; (fig) attack by innuendo; make objective references

explain

Metaphors are not directly explained from the front, but are expressed in explicit or implicit language, irony, attack or roundabout.

Classics

Wu Jianren of the Qing Dynasty Chapter 20 of the strange situation witnessed in the past 20 years: it's just that we shouldn't attack him like this, we should call him out. Sun Li's Xiulu collection: the road of literature and life: many of Andersen's works are written in the same way, with many overtones, which is a very high art. In Liang Qichao's "education and politics" of the Qing Dynasty, it is most despicable not to debate right and wrong openly, but to slander opponents.

Discrimination

Usage: combined; used as predicate, attributive, adverbial; implied from the side. synonyms: roundabout, words in words, innuendo, allusion, criticism, obscure Antonyms: outspoken, straightforward, straightforward, to the point