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Open the tool →牛骥共牢 (niú jì gòng láo) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to describe a situation where talented and virtuous individuals are placed together with those who are inferior or unworthy, implying an inappropriate or unfortunate mingling of the good and the bad”.
牛骥共牢 is pronounced niú jì gòng láo in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 牛骥共牢 means “Ox and fine horse sharing a stable”. It is used to mean “to describe a situation where talented and virtuous individuals are placed together with those who are inferior or unworthy, implying an inappropriate or unfortunate mingling of the good and the bad”.
骥:好马。牛跟马同槽。比喻不好的人与贤人共处。