idiom > Cloth is crockery
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Cloth was pottery
  Explanation: Quilt sewing fabric, tile system of vessels. Park described the life review.
  Usage: Joint type; as object; that frugal living
  Source: Southern Song Fan Ye "Han Liang-Chuan": "(Wang Liang) reign Gong Jian, the wife would not join the official residences, cloth was pottery."
Sleep with cloth cover, food to pottery
  Sleep with cloth cover, food to pottery. Described frugal life. "Later Han Liang-Chuan": "﹝ ﹞ reign Gong Jian Liang Wang, the wife would not join the official residences, cloth was pottery." Jin Yuan Hong, "after the sixth century Emperor Han Ji Guangwu": "Fortunately, the House on, See Ping-cloth was pottery, food and the fish Can, sigh, saying: 'Although the two Chu Gong can surpass.' "
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No. 3
  Headword cloth was pottery
  Pronunciation bù bèi wǎ qì
  Interpretation of cloth sewn quilt, tile system containers. Describe the frugal life.
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Idiom dictionary
  Idioms Name
  Cloth was pottery
  Hanyu Pinyin
  bù bèi wǎ qì
  Idiom Interpretation
  Cloth sewn quilt, tile system containers. Park described the life review.
  Idioms origin
  "Han Liang-Chuan": "[Liang] reign Gong Jian, his wife would not join the official residences, cloth is pottery."
  Use sentences
  No
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Thesaurus
Cuyi Light food, potluck, pass a matter with silence (=pass over a matter in silence), Fruit and vegetables commoner, just to stoop and gather that is to say, Cuyi bad food, Few see not bright or clear, clear soup, domestic trivia ordinary food and drink
Antonym
nedless duplication as piling one bed upon another or building one house on top of another, A-(me)another !, Blame sth. on sb. Safety first, leadership rendered ineffectual by recalcitrant subordinates, House was added to our house, overlap organizations or constructions, Bed safety bed, Shi bed bed, Crown on (in old china) a capping ceremony for a young man when he reaches 20, Grossly, six-way, Grossly, four, ears, Huazhiloubing, alternate Bedstead house, have keen ears— — be alert, ask while knowing the answer