- 口(mouth; sound)
- 當(equivalent; opportune)
The sound of a bell ringing from an opening makes a "clanging" noise that rings out at just the right moment.
lit. to treat (what sb says) as wind past your ear
He treated my words as if they were wind passing by his ears.
fig. to completely disregard
Don't dismiss what he says as if it's just wind blowing past your ear.
lit. to treat (what sb says) as wind past your ear
He treated my words as if they were wind passing by his ears.
fig. to completely disregard
Don't dismiss what he says as if it's just wind blowing past your ear.
The sound of a bell ringing from an opening makes a "clanging" noise that rings out at just the right moment.
Walking along the edge requires using force to take each step carefully.
Wind blows everywhere like insects and flies scattered in all directions through the air.
The sound of a bell ringing from an opening makes a "clanging" noise that rings out at just the right moment.
Walking along the edge requires using force to take each step carefully.
Wind blows everywhere like insects and flies scattered in all directions through the air.
lit. to treat (what sb says) as wind past your ear
lit. to treat (what sb says) as wind past your ear