#说说东北话 #3: Bald, bald, bald, and bald, are all vivid Northeast dialects "bald" comes from Manchu and is a polysemous word that can be used as an adjective and a verb

#说说东北话 # 3: Bald, bald, bald, and bald, all of which are vivid Northeast dialects

"Bald" is derived from the Manchu language and is a polysemous word that can be used as an adjective and a verb. "You don't know how to save, and before the end of the month, you will spend your money baldly", it means that you have exceeded the limit. "Your shoelaces are bald", it means loose. "That kid's pants are bald down" means to slip or fall. In the context of "it's a good thing, let him do it bald again", it means that he messed up the matter and failed.

"Bald button" is a commonly used verb-object phrase, which is a metaphor for the failure of something with a high probability of success and the failure of the plan. For example, "Everyone should be in good spirits, don't make the wedding bald and lose the face of our tunzi people."

"Bald skin" is also a verb-object phrase that refers to the peeling and breaking of skin due to bump or friction or exposure. For example, "He accidentally tripped over a rock, and the glass lid (knee) got stuck (knocked) bald skin."

"Bald and anti-account" is an idiom, which describes not taking things seriously, dragging mud and water, and causing unsatisfactory results. If he is not satisfied with the work condition of an unqualified employee, the leader will say: "He talks about the work first, and he does it so-so, without accidents, and always does things baldly." "#东北金句#