the point of an awl sticking out through a bag -- talent showing itself
the point of an awl sticking out through a bag -- talent showing itself
Stand out, a Chinese idiom, Pinyin is y ǐ ngtu ō é RCH ū, which means that talented people get the opportunity to show themselves. It comes from the biography of Yu Qing, the prince of plain in historical records.
The origin of Idioms
In historical records, biographies of Yu Qing, the ruler of Pingyuan, said: "a wise man's way of life is like a cone in a bag, but he can't see it at the end." Mao Sui said, "I'm here today. So he got in the bag early, but he stood out, not especially at the end of the day. "
Idiom usage
I hope that you will not be proud of your wealth, but suddenly proud of your humble position. Then there is Mao Sui among the three thousand guests, who makes you stand out. The book of Han Jingzhou written by Li Bai in Tang Dynasty
Analysis of Idioms
Synonym: stand out
the point of an awl sticking out through a bag -- talent showing itself
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2.a vast territory with a sparse population
a vast territory with a sparse population - dì kuàng rén xī
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3.with not a single ingle detail left out
with not a single ingle detail left out - xiān xī wú yí
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7.be contented in poverty and devoted to things spiritual
be contented in poverty and devoted to things spiritual - gān pín lè dào
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8.with steady progress from day to day and from month to month
with steady progress from day to day and from month to month - rì jiù yuè jiāng
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