copy sth. without catching its spirit
copy sth. without catching its spirit
As a Chinese idiom, the Pinyin is zh à om à Ohu à h à, which means that there are similarities between the appearance of cats and tigers. From the lamp on the wrong road.
Analysis of Idioms
A picture of a gourd
The origin of Idioms
Chapter 11 of "the lamp on the wrong road" written by Li Lvyuan in Qing Dynasty: "the great prime minister is very clever. He is a person who follows the cat and draws the tiger, and can set up at the first sight."
Idiom usage
Serial verb; predicate; derogatory. example "I just He led a spontaneous strike. As for industry, he had to learn from others. Zhang Tianmin's Entrepreneurship: no oil
copy sth. without catching its spirit
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2.the beautiful rivers and mountains
the beautiful rivers and mountains - jǐn xiù hé shān
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6.be subjected to the censure of everybody
be subjected to the censure of everybody - qiān rén suǒ zhǐ
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9.leave a good name throughout the ages
leave a good name throughout the ages - liú fāng qiān gǔ
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10.decision making through operations research
decision making through operations research - yùn chóu shè cè
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