idiom > Discard worthless thing as a pair of ragged(shabby,worn-out) shoes



Contents ·Discard worn-out shoes ·No. 2 ·Thesaurus ·Antonym Group ·More results... Discard worn-out shoes 　　Explanation: Like throw it away, like a tramp. Unfortunately, no metaphor. 　　Usage: Contraction type; as the predicate attribute; containing derogatory 　　Source: Bi Ming Zhao, "Three Yin Chuan": "sub-eat Chinese and Paul III, and once abandoned the old pair of shoes." 　　Examples: Zhao, "warned the National Book elders": "secular intersect, still re-pledge; international declarations, ~." No. 2 　　See "If the garbage disposal." Translated by Google Thesaurus no object, disapproval, make a long nose at sb., not much, Chuoyouyuyu, enough and to spare, to have plenty of space, Treasures fill the home, Abandoned if worthless thing as a pair of ragged(shabby,worn-out) shoes, EXCELLENCE IN GEOTECHNICAL a margin, Chuo Ran superabound, leisure Antonym Group A cold case, stoniness, be poor and blank, abject poverty, become debt-ridden, ruin, detest evil, empty house resembles a standing chime stone, (as) poor as Job, Minliecaijin, Management of Definitely, a matter of course, deprivation languish, The poor are Stricken