Definition of Idiom: Metaphor only knows to agree with others, but has no opinion. It is also a metaphor for not knowing much.
The dwarf saw a performance and did not know why he followed it.
Definition of Idiom: Metaphor only knows to agree with others, but has no opinion. It is also a metaphor for not knowing much.
A dwarf watching the performance applauded with others-no independent thoughts.
Definition of Idiom: Metaphor only knows to agree with others, but has no opinion. It is also a metaphor for not knowing much.
To understand, to read, to experience, to read.
Idiom definition: You are a white-faced scholar. Refers to a scholar who only knows how to read and has little experience and knowledge. Sometimes it is derogatory. Also refers to scholars.
To understand, to read, to experience, to read.
Idiom definition: You are a white-faced scholar. Refers to a scholar who only knows how to read and has little experience and knowledge. Sometimes it is derogatory. Also refers to scholars.
Sell goods as a peddler.
Definition of Idiom: It is a metaphor for people with little knowledge.
The article or speech is shallow
Idiom definition: vulgarity: vulgarity; Humble: not much knowledge. Describe an article or text as vulgar and shallow.
No knowledge, no insight
Idiom definition: refers to the lack of knowledge and insight.
Have little talent and knowledge
Idiom definition: sparse: shallow. A person's talent is not high and his knowledge is not deep (often used as a word of modesty).
Talent is not high, knowledge and insight.
Idiom definition: talent: ability; Thin: empty; Knowledge: knowledge; Shallow: shallow. Talent is not high, knowledge is shallow.
A person's wisdom is shallow.
Idiom definition: describe people's shallow intelligence. Modesty.
A narrow and shallow person
Idiom definition: ruler: a foot square of water; Catfish: A small fish. Small fish in a puddle. Metaphor is short-sighted.
For a few days
Idiom definition: table: cylinder, measuring the length of the sun shadow; Degree: quantity. Measure the sky with a short watch. Metaphor is shallow knowledge and can't understand things deeply.
Look at something profound in a simple way
Idiom definition: Li: gourd ladle, an ancient water gourd ladle. It refers to measuring the depth of seawater with a spoon. Metaphor looks at profound things with shallow eyes.
Inch-to-inch impact clock
Idiom definition: stubble: grass stem. The original meaning is that the volume of the clock is so loud that you can't make it make the sound it deserves by tapping it with a straw. It is a metaphor for people with shallow knowledge asking for advice from knowledgeable people.
fleet
Idiom definition: refers to short knowledge.
Virtue alone is not enough.
Idiom definition: shallow virtue, lack of talent (expressing modesty)
Virtue is thin, responsibility is heavy.
Idiom definition: shallow virtue, great responsibility. Used as a word of modesty.
Shallow moral character
Idiom definition: behavior: virtue and conduct. Refers to shallow morality and conduct.
Virtue alone is not enough.
Idiom definition: fresh: little. Shallow virtue and lack of talent (as a sign of modesty).
Virtue is thin and hope is bright.
Idiom definition: thin: shallow; Hope: prestige. Shallow virtue, bad reputation.
a rice bag
Idiom definition: barrel: container, one barrel = ten liters; Ruo: Bamboo ware, with a capacity of two liters per barrel. Describe a narrow-minded and short-sighted person.
a poem
Idiom definition: Du: fiction, fiction; Dumo: It means ignorance. Random poems.
There is not much information in the ancient blue building
Idiom definition: studying alone: refers to self-study without guidance. Study alone, no one studies, you are ignorant. Describe loneliness, meanness and lack of knowledge.
fleet
Idiom definition: refers to short knowledge.
Say something without insight or good effect.
Definition of idiom: It refers to saying something with good effect at will without knowledge.
Not well informed/informed/ignorant
Definition of idioms: Metaphors are rare and strange, and people know little about the world.
Lack of human eyes
Definition of Idiom: Metaphor refers to the lack of observing people's eyes. It is also a metaphor for general knowledge.
Shallow separation and thin edge.
Definition of idiom: In ancient times, it was called shallow fate.
Split shallow edge
Definition of idiom: In ancient times, it was called shallow fate.
Split thin edge
Definition of idiom: In ancient times, it was called shallow fate.
Rise fast or refer to career.
Idiom definition: rotation: a whirlwind that spirals rapidly. Describe a rapid rise or career success.
An empty performance
Idiom definition: describe a shallow knowledge and a weak foundation; Describe the floating style, not profound and not practical.
Happiness is shallow, but life is thin.
Idiom definition: the blessing is shallow, the life is bad, and there is no blessing to enjoy.
Shallow completion school
Idiom definition: superficial: shallow; End of study: there is no foundation for learning. Refers to shallow knowledge.
A meager insight
Idiom definition: humble knowledge.
A meager insight
Idiom definition: humble knowledge.
Power is lonely.
Idiom definition: the power is lonely and the wisdom is shallow.
Ignorance and ill-informed
Idiom definition: humble: shallow; Rarely: rarely. Describe a shallow knowledge, knowledge is not wide.
Pretend to be knowledgeable
Definition of idiom: it is not profound at first, but it is deliberately profound. More refers to the article deliberately using some difficult words to cover up the shallowness of the content.
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