Explanation: The question is not answered by the content. Usage: The main predicate; as predicate, adverbial; negative, suggesting the question is not answered content Source: Qing Wen Kang "Heroic Biography": "Master, is that he deflected the question and where the hit-way Messire heard: 'What is called the rare child?'" Examples: According to the order of a question and answer, there is no ~'s ills, even if exceptionally strong feelings. (Tao, "divide") Riddle: Reaction
To answer the content is not to ask people
The content is not to answer people want to ask. Lu Xun's "Weeds Dead Fire": "He not answer the question and said: 'I have long abandoned destruction, elimination done.'" "People's Literature," 1976 No. 3: "Cheng Wah answer to my question and said: 'I put your situation, truthfully report to the county. '"
n.: over[answer]wide of the mark, cross questions and crookcd answers
Thesaurus
That's beside the point., irrelevant to the subject, alien, Wrong of, abracadabra, shoot off one's face, Foreword Do not take their words, be beside the point; farfetched answer or reasoning, Incongruous, never talk about anything serious, to talk at random (often devoid of truth), Ghost Talk, babble, speak thoughtlessly or casually nonsense, nag; say over and over again; constantly repeat, babble, whine, fuss, talk about sth, often in a grumbling or argumentative way, mutter, complaint, sue; accuse, complain irritably, whine, bitch, mourn, deplore, sorrow, chat, gossip, meander, rapid talk, talk quickly or glibly, ramble, have a soft spot for sb., confess, chat, chat, sth, turn sb. round one's finger, yack, toot Burble Said a solemn feast, yammer, fable
Antonym
tanzhu, tanli, write and bring out important points from a mass of facts as one who plucks a pearl from the black dragon, tanlizhu, come to business (=get down to business), gossip Hugh said,, gossip understate
Containing Phrases
to give an irrelevant answer
Fate ever Over[answer]wide of the mark Rangren to drop tear