Explanation: Vulnerable and strong. Describe skin deep. Source: Mao Zedong's "Reform Our Study": "slick, crisp but not hard."
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Head】 【word: crisp but not hard 】 【Pronunciation: cuì ér bù jiān 【Explanation】: vulnerable and strong. Describe skin deep. 【Source】: Mao Zedong's "Reform Our Study": "slick, crisp but not hard." 【Usage】: as the predicate attribute; mean fragile.
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Idioms
Idioms Name Crisp but not hard Hanyu Pinyin cuì ér bù jiān Idiom Definition Vulnerable and strong. Describe skin deep. Source phrase Mao Zedong's "Reform Our Study": "slick, crisp but not hard." Use listen No
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Thesaurus
to enjoy wealth and honor, nabobism, be in clover, Zuishengmengsi, luxury and dissipation; live an extravagant life, mollycoddle, five generations living under the same roof, have a growing posterity, Luxury and dissipation; live an extravagant life Rebo Zhang henshui classic
Antonym
men and horses were pretty well done, innumerable hardships, undergo all sorts of hardships and deprivations (said of women, expecially widows, raising children), As a bull laden, Erudite, disease haunt, critical disease haunt, overwork, showing the utmost fortitude, economize on food and clothing, Rukuhanxin, circumstances or style of departure perturbation, in a hurry to go on a trip, Circumstances or style of departure Guai Guai, Bow endeavor, Pool of frost