take warning
take warning
As a warning, Chinese idioms, Pinyin is y ǐ NY ǐ w é Iji è. It means to take the lessons of others or yourself as a warning. It comes from Guoyu Chuyu II.
Analysis of Idioms
It is not enough to draw lessons from the past
The origin of Idioms
"Guoyu · Chuyu Part 2:" people's desire to hear more about good failure, to learn from it. "
Idiom usage
Complex form; as predicate, attribute and object; with commendatory meaning. Example Qian Daxin's new record of shijiazhai in Qing Dynasty: "be an ancient scholar; be a warning." Therefore, in the past seven or eight years, successive governors have been afraid to entrust other affairs. The 18th chapter of Li Baojia's officialdom in the Qing Dynasty
take warning
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1.give up civilian pursuits to join the army
give up civilian pursuits to join the army - tóu bǐ cóng róng
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4.something which enjoys an empty name but serves no practical purpose
something which enjoys an empty name but serves no practical purpose - nán jī běi dǒu
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8.troops more than ten times of the enemy can surround it , and troops more than five times can attack
troops more than ten times of the enemy can surround it , and troops more than five times can attack - shí wén wǔ gōng
Time 2021-03-06