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Open the tool →炫玉贾石 (xuàn yù gǔ shí) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to make a misleading display, boasting about something valuable but selling something inferior; to pass off something worthless as precious; to claim one thing but deliver another”.
炫玉贾石 is pronounced xuàn yù gǔ shí in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 炫玉贾石 means “display jade and sell stone”. It is used to mean “to make a misleading display, boasting about something valuable but selling something inferior; to pass off something worthless as precious; to claim one thing but deliver another”.
炫:夸耀;贾:卖。拿玉吸引人,卖出的却是石头。比喻说的和做的不相符合。