Explanation: Yang turned men were beaten to the ground. Described was beaten miserably. Also be used to chaotic mess, out of control. Usage: Joint type; as the predicate attribute, complement; containing derogatory Source: Qing Li Baojia "Bureaucrats": "Zhao a small, busy day and night, has long been confused exhausted, their feet." Examples: Such fine weather, blue skies are blue, I really do not like killing the two sides should ~! (Yao Xueyin "Rereading" of Chapter II) Riddle: Stepped on a mine enemy cavalry
Yang was beaten troops turned to the ground. Described the defeat beaten appearance, also described the extreme confusion or fuss
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No. 4
Served persons of all books, has been his trouble in off their feet. - Qing Li Po-yuan "living hell"
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No. 5
Busy day and night, exhausted already confused, off their feet. - Qing Li Baojia "Bureaucrats"
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No. 6
Yang was beaten troops turned to the ground. Described the scene of heavy losses during fighting. "Legend of songs set to fight the Taiping ceremony Society": "The new bridge Shoubing colluding long ago, and a soldier to see the Chung-wang, the artillery had to move out social bombers ceremony, the village on the old age played Guikushenhao, off their feet. "like Yao," Rereading, "volume II of the six chapters:" such a clear day the sky was crystal blue, and really do not like the two sides would not killing off their feet! "
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No. 7
Metaphor of chaos too out of hand. "Flower City" in 1981, No. 5: "He wanted to drag on, intensify contradictions and seek a big trouble, the best spin upside down, off their feet."