be complacent

be complacent

Complacency is a Chinese idiom. Pinyin is y á ngy á ngz ì D é, which means complacency. It describes a high spirited posture when complacent. From Mingshuo.

The origin of Idioms

Tieya's Mingshuo: "the humble man boasts of his own material and skill, while the decadent man boasts of his own literature and poem, complacent and complacent."

Analysis of Idioms

Synonym: elated antonym: dejected

Idiom usage

He is very proud of himself. When he walked three times, he was so complacent that he even walked lightly. Wei Wei's the East, Part 4, Chapter 6: the 45th chapter of Li Baojia's Officialdom: he made up his mind and was complacent. The housekeeper who had been sent out also came back and said: "when Wang Er ye heard that the master invited the state master to dinner, he immediately went out of the city and went to the boat to explain himself. Even he went to the restaurant himself." Wei Junyi's eight year walking record: "I asked:" so we are going fast? " Kang said, "it's not just about going fast. How can an old man not be surprised when a young woman looks for a team as soon as she opens her mouth? " At that time, I was quite complacent. " Chapter nine of Chen Zhongshi's White Deer Plain: "Li Xiang, the leader of the long-term workers, laughs complacently and pretends to be serious. He says," if you don't talk about it, what if you teach Lu Xiang blind? I haven't seen anything yet. " Ye Wenling's "silver flower" 3: "if I look at it, it's hard for me to be the Minister of agriculture!" With that, he fell on the cotton bag with complacency and hummed as if there were no one else It is also called "complacency". In the May 4th chapter of the book of officialdom, the priest did not come to protect him. Mei Yangren was so proud that he posted a report to show his ability. " Ouyang mountain's "Three Alleys" May 6: "Guo Biao whistled and walked in front of them with pride."