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Open the tool →入鲍忘臭 (rù bào wàng chòu) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to become accustomed to an unpleasant environment or its negative influences over time, to the point of no longer noticing or being bothered by them; to be desensitized by one's surroundings”.
入鲍忘臭 is pronounced rù bào wàng chòu in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 入鲍忘臭 means “Entering a salted fish shop, one forgets the smell”. It is used to mean “to become accustomed to an unpleasant environment or its negative influences over time, to the point of no longer noticing or being bothered by them; to be desensitized by one's surroundings”.
鲍鱼:咸鱼。如同进入咸鱼店,时间一长就闻不到它的腥臭味。比喻环境对人的熏染和影响