Analects of Confucius : the Book of Odes > feel like standing upon the edge of an abyss



Contents ·Immersive abyss ·rú lín shēn yuān ·No. 3 ·Still made by treading on thin ice ·No. 5 ·English Expression ·Thesaurus ·Antonym ·Containing Phrases ·More results... Immersive abyss 　　Explanation: Pro: near; deep: deep puddles. As is usually the edge of the abyss. Analogy wary to act with great care. 　　Source: "Poetry Xiaoya Little Zong," nervously, standing on the edge into the abyss, treading on thin ice. " 　　Examples: People living on the Yellow Emperor, anxious ~. (Ming Li Zhi, "the beginning of a monarch and his subjects Lake _Set_") rú lín shēn yuān 　　Yuan: deep pools. It seems that the pit edge. Analogy is extremely dangerous, very careful to act Translated by Google No. 3 　　Cautiously, as if staying in an abyss, treading on thin ice. - "Little Min Shi Xiao Ya" Translated by Google Still made by treading on thin ice 　　Still made by treading on thin ice. "Little Min Shi Xiao Ya": "hard work, standing on the edge into the abyss, treading on thin ice." Biography of Mao: "fear of teams." Translated by Google No. 5 　　词 目 如临深渊 　　发 音 rú lín shēn yuān 　　释 义 临：靠近；渊：深水坑。如同处于深渊边缘一般。比喻存有戒心，行事极为谨慎。 　　出 处 《诗经·小雅·小旻》：“战战兢兢，如临深渊，如履薄冰。” 　　示 例 黄帝居人上，惴惴～。（明·李贽《初潭集·君臣一》） 　　用 法 动宾式；作谓语、定语、状语 English Expression n.:  feel like standing upon the edge of an abyss Thesaurus cautious and conscientious, pull sb's chestnut out of the fire, beard the lion in his den, Jaws of death as the tiger's mouth Seize food, tread on delicate ground, jitter Antonym just a small effort, effortlessly; as easy as to blow away the dust; with the slightest effort, have plenty of guts, Bold, such as bucket, rush in where angels fear to tread, audacious in the extreme; with reckless daring, Daringness Bao Shen, not care a bean (s), Just full of bile, Nothing be afraid of, Wusuo scruple Containing Phrases feel like standing upon the edge of an abyss tread on delicate ground feel like standing upon the edge of an abyss tread on delicate ground