A foot of water churns to make a wave

A foot of water churns to make a wave

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A foot of water churns to make a wave (Y ī ch ǐ Shu ǐ f ā NT é ngzu ò y ī zh à NGB ō) is a common saying, which refers to the extreme exaggeration.

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The third discount of Yuan Wu Ming Shi's "striving for gratitude" is: "how can a girl be regarded as leaving only Zhila to talk freely when she's a foot of water churning and making a foot of waves."

Idiom information

Degree of common use: Average

Emotional color: commendatory words

Grammatical usage: used as attribute, object, clause; refers to exaggeration

Idiom structure: complex sentence

Time of birth: ancient times

A foot of water churns to make a hundred feet of waves