Indiscriminate antonym
distinguish right from wrong shì fēi fēn míng There is a clear distinction between right and wrong. Clearly distinguish right from wrong. [Sentence] He always knows right from wrong, and will not wronged good people. Clearly distinguish right from wrong. The Book of the Han Dynasty, Vol. 36, Biography of Liu Jiao, King of Chu and Yuan Dynasty: "Therefore, a wise and sage king, who is always knowledgeable, is not clear about extreme things." Reference materials for the revised edition: clearly distinguish between right and wrong, and between right and wrong. Hanshu Vol. 36: Liu Jiao, King of the Yuan Dynasty of Chu: Therefore, the wise and holy king, who always has a broad view, is not clear about extreme things.
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The antonym of emaciation -
keep one 's mouth shut -
concha auriculae -
A synonym for "dragon walking and tiger trotting" -
Pinyin with uncertain chess set -
It means to change one's ways -
heart to heart -
Pinyin of Zhuoying Canglang -
Synonyms of symptoms -
The antonym of flame -
Plutonium -
A handy antonym -
manufacture -
Order of strokes of -
Meaning to rush -
cuspidal -
whoosis -
A synonym for a knowledgeable person -
The meaning of being young and ignorant -
Pledge service -
The meaning of dressing grandly -
A synonym for Chen Cai's misfortune -
Broken Pinyin -
Rush -
A synonym for "saying one thing without saying another" -
cut-and-dried -
The antonym of taking office -
A synonym for "shanshan" -
The opposite of "snake head and rat eye" -
Tight Pinyin -
The antonym of cutting off children and eliminating grandchildren -
simple-carbohydrate -
The meaning of searching