be put in a quandary
be put in a quandary
The Chinese idiom, w ú J à K à n à I in pinyin, means that there is no way to do it. From journey to the West.
The origin of Idioms
The 94th chapter of the journey to the west by Wu Chengen of Ming Dynasty: "at this time, the elder saw that the king respected him and had nothing to do, so he had to reluctantly follow his happiness. He was really happy outside but worried inside."
Analysis of Idioms
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Idiom usage
As a predicate, attribute, adverbial; used in dealing with affairs. example song · Ouyang Xiu's "Fisherman's pride" CI: "worry about leaning on the painting building, no plan Nai, red floating outside the autumn pond."
be put in a quandary
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3.can 't tell how many there are -- numerous similar cases
can 't tell how many there are -- numerous similar cases - bù zhī fán jǐ
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5.guard against one 's desires as if guarding a city against an enemy
guard against one 's desires as if guarding a city against an enemy - fáng yì rú chéng
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7.geographical conditions and good relations with the people
geographical conditions and good relations with the people - dì lì rén hé
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9.how can you bear it in your heart
how can you bear it in your heart - yú xīn hé rěn
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