trifle with

trifle with

Treat things as if they were children playing. It's one thing not to use metaphors properly, and we don't pay much attention to them.

Idiom information

[idiom] [phonetic] sh ì t ó ng é Rx ì

Treat things as if they were children playing. It's one thing not to use metaphors properly, and we don't pay much attention to them.

It's not very important to pay attention to it.

Verb object construction

Ancient times

[riddle] Laolai colorful clothes entertainment hall

Regardas at ripling matter

It is regarded as a child's play and a child's play

Think twice and be careful

[rhyme words] rhyming words: rhyming words, deep-rooted, reckless, blatant, pessimistic, vicious, earth shaking, crying in disguise, wearing heaven and earth shaking

The origin of Idioms

If you play with your ears, you will be able to attack and capture them. The family of Zhou Bo, marquis Jiang, in historical records

Idiom story

During the period of Emperor Wen of Han Dynasty, the relationship between Xiongnu and Han Dynasty was tense. Emperor Wen of Han Dynasty arranged Zongzheng Liuli to garrison Bashang, Zhuzi Marquis Xuli to garrison Jimen, and Hanoi Prefecture Taishou zhouyafu to garrison Xiliu to resist Xiongnu. He inspected Bashang and Jimen in person. Seeing that Liuli and Xuli regarded defense as a child's play, he was very angry and relieved to see zhouyafu's strict defense.

Examples of Idioms

As an official, we must not neglect people's lives and treat them as trifles. Ling Mengchu, Ming Dynasty (Volume 11)