| 釋義 |
耳旁風(fēng)耳邊風(fēng)ěr páng fēnga puff of wind passing the ear—unheeded advice; a waste of breath;be disregarded; go in one ear and out the other; let sth flit by like a breeze; like water off a duck’s back;turn a deaf ear to; wouldn’t listen
? 魏強囑咐他們的話，都當(dāng)成了～，……(馮志《敵后武工隊》259) Wei Qiang’s words of warning were thrown into the dustbin.
? 此時只憑記憶，亂引古書，說話是耳邊風(fēng)，錯點不打緊，寫在紙上，卻使我很躊躇，但自己又苦于沒有原書可對，這只好請讀者隨時指正了。(《魯迅選集》Ⅳ—80) At the time I relied entirely on my memory when quoting from the classics. As the spoken word brushes past your ear and is gone,small inaccuracies do not matter; but I hesitate to commit these to writing. Still,since I have no books to check with here,I shall just have to ask readers to make the necessary corrections.
? 襲人又嘆道： “姐妹們和氣，也有個分寸兒，也沒個黑家白日鬧的！憑人怎么勸，都是～?！?(《紅樓夢》241) The maid went on with a sigh，“It’s all right to be fond of cousins,but still there’s a limit. They shouldn’t play about together day and night. But it’s no use our talking,we just waste our breath.”/他覺得象跟木頭說話一樣，你盡管說，他們就當(dāng)成～。(梁斌《紅旗譜》288) He might as well be talking to a wooden post: all he said went in at one ear and out of the other. |