Guess the idiom, a person holding a basin and a person sitting on the toilet

藤之以鼻chī zhī yǐ bí

Interpretation] sneer: to ridicule. sneering through the nose; express contempt; Despise. It is also called "sneering at it".

Language] Qing Yizuo "Yellow Hydrangea": "At the beginning, he set up a school in the township; Said in the city; The city is not; Please to the gentry and nobles; Even more scoffing. ”

Zhengyin] sneer; It cannot be pronounced as "cī".

Discernment] sneering; You can't write "shame"; In order to; You can't write "has".

synonym] dismissive, disdainful, regarded as a piece of disdain, five bodies to the ground.

Usage] is used as a derogatory sense; It is often used to express contempt for wrong words and deeds. It is generally used as a predicate and object.

Structure] is more formal.

See "Dismissive" (p. 112). "Not impressed" (p. 115).