idiom > be modet and prudent
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Modest
  Explanation: Humble: modest; caution: careful careful. Fu others, careful work.
  Usage: Joint type; as predicate; with compliment
  Source: "Book of Jin Zhang Bin Records": "seal Puyang Hou, any case of significant advantages, pet crown At the time, and modest Jingshen, cardigan corporal."
  Examples: Comrades must be helped to maintain ~, mindful of the style. ★ Mao Zedong "in the Chinese Communist Party Central Committee meeting, the seventh report"
No. 2
  Humbly humble and prudent ﹑.
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qiān xū jǐn shèn
  Careful not to describe dealing with people complacent
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No. 4
  Modest and prudent
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Also as "modest Jingshen"
  Also as "modest Jingshen."
   Modest, humble and prudent. "Book of Jin Zhang Bin contains mind": "and for the right Nagao, large law enforcement, seal Puyang Hou, any event was excellent, pet crown at that time, the humble Jingshen, cardigan corporal, persons not vary in virtue, and those who made no Mo make their feelings Yan. "Mao Zedong" On the Ten Major Relationships, "10:" In the future prosperity of our country, we must also adhere to the revolutionary position, but also modest and prudent, but also to learn from others. "
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No. 6
  Someone who's open-minded comity, be careful.
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No. 7
  成语 谦虚谨慎
  发音 qiān xū jǐn shèn
  解释 形容人虚心礼让,小心谨慎。
  出处 《晋书·张宾载记》:“封濮阳侯,任遇优显,宠冠当时,而谦虚敬慎,开襟下士。”
  示例 务必使同志们继续保持~、不骄不躁的作风。 ★毛泽东《在中国共产党第七届中央委员会议上的报告》。
  用法 作谓语、定语;指人虚心。
  亦作“谦虚敬慎”。虚心、恭顺而慎重。
English Expression
  1. n.:  be modet and prudent,  modest and prudent
Thesaurus
show neither inferiority nor superiority, Mindful, be extremely open-minded, avoid conceit and impetuousity, do not feel ashamed to ask and learn from the rank and file; be modest enough to consult one's inferiors, Pride hurts Him Benefit, A modest bootstrap amplifier, Yiqiankuiying, Better Better be a piece of broken jade than unbroken tile, proof drag out an ignoble existance, character, ability to appreciate a person's character and capability, Steadfast in upholding its, Modesty To listen
Antonym Group
no one dare harm me— an arrogant boast, cringe, grovel, forget, forget oneself, overweening, Chengyanhouse, be more worthiless than pigs, ingratiate oneself with someone to gain one's ends, docile and obedient, Mo to the poisonous, Yingyinggougou, make a laughing stock of oneself before experts, give an expert cause for langhter, flatter greet, Flatter Song from, Ah Shun Yung taken, cockiness
Containing Phrases
remain modest and prudent