free from restraint
free from restraint
Leisurely, a Chinese idiom, Pinyin is y ō uz ā iy ó uz ā I, meaning leisurely. From Chen Rong's hymn.
The origin of Idioms
Gao Panlong (Ming Dynasty) wrote in Ke Lou Ji: "I have the feeling of Muran in the mountains, the feeling of leisurely in the water, the comfort of the Cape, the greeting of the sun, and the farewell of the moon. Leisurely! Swim! You can die. " Chen Rong's song of praise: "he wears a grey cotton padded jacket, and two empty cotton padded jacket sleeves sway around his shoulders, giving people a sense of leisure."
Idiom usage
We live a leisurely life.
Analysis of Idioms
Leisurely and carefree
free from restraint
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1.asking the judge to write a lenient sentence
asking the judge to write a lenient sentence - bǐ xià chāo shēng
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4.speak boldly in defense of justice
speak boldly in defense of justice - zhàng yì zhí yán
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8.go in to and come out from the state of being and not being
go in to and come out from the state of being and not being - chū yǒu rù wú
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