A low brow

A low brow

The Chinese idiom, Xi é Ji ā nd ī m é I in pinyin, means to describe a humble look in front of people. From baopuzi Yimin.

The origin of Idioms

"Baopuzi Yimin" says: "although the utensils are not used overnight, they are not good at making a dynasty, and they are not good at flattering the right."

Analysis of Idioms

[synonym]: flatter and smile, and bow to the shoulder [antonym]: upright

Idiom usage

Be a predicate or attributive; refer to the appearance of flattery