蛙鸣蚓叫 — “To describe insignificant or trivial opinions”
蛙鸣蚓叫 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to describe insignificant or trivial opinions”. Shallow remarks or discussions. Literally, “Frogs croaking and earthworms chirping”.
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面对真正深刻的议题，那些蛙鸣蚓叫般的言论显得多么微不足道。
When confronted with truly profound issues, those trivial remarks, like frogs croaking and earthworms chirping, appear utterly insignificant.
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What does 蛙鸣蚓叫 mean?
蛙鸣蚓叫 (wā míng yǐn jiào) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to describe insignificant or trivial opinions”.
How do you pronounce 蛙鸣蚓叫?
蛙鸣蚓叫 is pronounced wā míng yǐn jiào in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 蛙鸣蚓叫 literally mean?
Literally, 蛙鸣蚓叫 means “Frogs croaking and earthworms chirping”. It is used to mean “to describe insignificant or trivial opinions”.
What is the Chinese definition of 蛙鸣蚓叫?
蚓：蚯蚓。青蛙鸣，蚯蚓叫。比喻浅陋的识见或议论