- 扌(hand; arm)
- 旨(meaning; delicious)
Use your hand to point at what you want to say.
lit. to point at the chicken while scolding the dog (idiom)
He always criticizes others indirectly by scolding the chicken and cursing the dog, never daring to speak openly.
fig. to make indirect criticisms
He always speaks indirectly by criticizing one thing to scold another, never saying things directly.
lit. to point at the chicken while scolding the dog (idiom)
He always criticizes others indirectly by scolding the chicken and cursing the dog, never daring to speak openly.
fig. to make indirect criticisms
He always speaks indirectly by criticizing one thing to scold another, never saying things directly.
Use your hand to point at what you want to say.
A chicken is a short-tailed bird that crows "he-he" every early morning.
Using a net to trap a horse and then shouting abusively in a loud voice — that is cursing.
A dog radical (犭) named by the sound 'cú' (句) makes the character for dog.
Use your hand to point at what you want to say.
A chicken is a short-tailed bird that crows "he-he" every early morning.
Using a net to trap a horse and then shouting abusively in a loud voice — that is cursing.
A dog radical (犭) named by the sound 'cú' (句) makes the character for dog.
lit. to point at the chicken while scolding the dog (idiom)
lit. to point at the chicken while scolding the dog (idiom)
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