awkward in speech

awkward in speech

Clumsy mouth, pronunciation Zhu ō Zu ǐ B è NSH é, Chinese idiom, describes not good at speaking. It comes from Lin Lanxiang, a corporal of Suiyuan in Qing Dynasty.

Idiom explanation

Clumsy: clumsy. His tongue is clumsy and he is not good at speaking.

Idioms and allusions

It's from corporal Suiyuan's Lin Lanxiang in Qing Dynasty: "I don't pay attention everywhere, but my mouth is clumsy and my tongue is blunt. I dare not speak easily." I am a man of plants. The footsteps of the Chinese people

Discrimination of words

[usage] combined; used as predicate and attribute; with derogatory meaning [synonym] clumsy and blunt words, clumsy and tongue tied [antonym] glib and eloquent [English translation] awkwardinspeech;