engage in illegal activities

engage in illegal activities

It is a Chinese idiom, Pinyin t ú m ó UB ù Gu ǐ. It means planning things that go beyond the rules and regulations. It comes from the volume of poetry by Liang Zhongrong in the Southern Dynasty.

The origin of Idioms

In the volume of poetry by Liang Zhongrong in the Southern Dynasty, it is said that although Zhang Gong wrote thousands of poems, he still had one ear Su Shi's answer to Wang Xiangshu in Song Dynasty said, "today's test of writing is the same for thousands of people, and the examiners are also tired of it."

Analysis of Idioms

[synonym] harbouring evil intention antonym] keeping one's peace, following the rules Tongyun CI] yuchengqimei, beimangleilei, eyebrows and eyes, bearing the burden of life, no regret for death, beautiful words make a sound, seven mouths, sightseeing, from beginning to end, muddy water

Idiom usage

She began to speak of her supplication again. Sha Ting's magnetism