Four-character idiomatic pattern joining related single-syllable morphemes to emphatically denote total absence.
To deliver a head-on blow right at the start; an initial show of force or severe trial to temper overconfidence.
Formal coordinate structure meaning 'either... or...' or 'partly... partly...', denoting concurrent or alternating states.
Contracted oral emphatic form of 'lián... dōu...', emphasizing complete neglect or refusal even to do the simplest baseline act.
Idiomatic formula amplifying scale, intensity, or unrestrained behavior across paired verbs or nouns.
Oral comprehensive expression meaning incompetent across all fronts—'can't do this, can't do that'.
Conversational concession formula: 'That is true in theory, but in reality...', acknowledging an argument before highlighting practical hurdles.
Idiomatic four-character pattern denoting: (1) subconscious or ambiguous intention ('consciously or unconsciously'); (2) regardless of conditions ('whether busy or not').
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