identify by name the person

identify by name the person

It is a Chinese idiom, and the Pinyin is zh ǐ m í NGD à ox ì ng, which means to address the name of the party publicly, or to explain it as pointing out the name of the person, and mostly refers to public criticism or attack. It's from sanjiaxiang.

Analysis of Idioms

[synonyms] call their names directly, speak frankly, and make no secret of them; [antonyms] insinuate, insinuate, and insinuate

The origin of Idioms

Ouyang Shan's "Three Alleys" A: "people do not name, you always talk about what

Idiom usage

It is used as an adverbial, derogatory and often refers to public criticism. It's not named. You're always rambling about. Zhang Tianmin's entrepreneurship 18: "Huacheng continues to criticize by name, without any tolerance." Huacheng, 1981, issue 1: "the big character newspapers are all over the place, and name and surname."