馬耳東風

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Chinese

horse; surname ear easterly; spring wind
trad. (馬耳東風) 東風
simp. (马耳东风) 东风

Etymology

From a poem by Li Bai:

世人掉頭東風 [Classical Chinese, trad.]
世人掉头东风 [Classical Chinese, simp.]
From: Tang dynasty, Li Bai, 《答王十二寒夜獨酌有懷》
Shìrén wén cǐ jiē diàotóu, yǒu rú dōngfēng shè ěr. [Pinyin]
When the people of this world hear this, all shake their heads,
As if the east wind shot through the horse’s ear.

Pronunciation


Idiom

(deprecated template usage) 馬耳東風

  1. not the least bit concerned; completely indifferent

Synonyms


Japanese

Kanji in this term

Grade: 2

Grade: 1
とう
Grade: 2
ふう
Grade: 2
on’yomi

Pronunciation

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Idiom

()()(とう)(ふう) (bajitōfū

  1. not the least bit concerned; completely indifferent

References