The origin of the idiom: Wu Qin Jingzi's "The Scholars" 47: "Yu Huaxuan is at home, scrimping and saving, and accumulating a few taels of silver."

Traditional writing: save money.

ㄕㄥㄔㄧㄐㄧㄢㄩㄥ Athena Chu.

The pronoun of frugality: frugality, frugality, and thrifty again, generally refers to extreme frugality, willingness to scrimp and save, and hiring an old master Q. Zou Taofen's experience can be thrifty. "Shuda Mo Yu": "Diligent in the country, frugal at home." Zhang Yun's "The Book of the Old Tang Dynasty": "Yunzhen two provinces, eat carefully, and look at' saving food and money'".

The antonym of thrift: extravagance wastes manpower and material resources, pays attention to ostentation and extravagance, advocates thrift and opposes extravagance and waste. Describe the unrestrained use of money and things.

Idiom grammar: combination; As predicate, attribute and adverbial; Include praise

Degree of common use: common idioms

Emotion and color: neutral idioms

Idiom structure: combined idioms

Generation time: ancient idioms

Save daily expenses

Russian translation: итьэкономно.

Japanese translation: about life.

Sehr sparsam leben & lt sich jedenbissen (od. den letzten bissen) am (od。 vom)mund absparen & lt； Law > Long live frugality & ltré duire (les dé pence) >

Pronunciation note: save, you can't pronounce "xǐnɡ". "

Note: frugal, you can't write "check".