Quail clothes cover the face, drift from place to place, lose one's soul and robe, suffer hardships, be down and out, live in fear all the time, be at a loss, be frightened out of my wits, be in a hurry, break my family and die.

Down and out is a Chinese character, pronounced luò b, luò pò, luò pò, luò tuò, which means down and out. From Historical Records and Biography of Li Sheng Lujia. Interpretation 1, Poverty and Frustration. 2. Bohemian style. 3, losing the soul, metaphor panic. Source: Historical Records. Volume 97. Biography of Li Sheng: I like reading, my family was poor, I was down and out, and I didn't think about food and clothing, so I became a supervisor. Ming Lingmeng's Surprise at the First Moment. Volume 1: I am down and out and have no livelihood. Example 1, poverty and frustration.

Knowledge expansion:

Idioms are lexical units with specific meanings and fixed structures in a language, usually four words or less, with rich connotations and wide applications.

Idiom is a special language phenomenon in Chinese, which usually evolved from classic stories, famous sayings and aphorisms in ancient culture, history, philosophy and literature. Idioms have fixed structural forms and specific meanings, and usually consist of four words or less, such as "perfect", "redundant" and "kill two birds with one stone".

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