An explanation of improper use of words

The name is not true (míng bù fù shí) explanation: the reputation does not match the reality. Reference an empty name. (name: name; Deputy: commensurate and consistent. ) Out: Three Kingdoms Liu Wei Shao's "Characters: Difficult to be Effective": "People who love each other are not worthy of their names and use them effectively." Synonym: the antonym of a nominal name: worthy of the name, worthy of the name grammar: subject-predicate type; As predicate, attribute and object; A derogatory example: (1) Liao Zhongkai's lecture to the third-phase recruits of Huangpu Military Academy: "The so-called reputation is hard to bear, and it is not worthy of the name, but it is just a joke." (2) Previous research by the Consumer Council found that

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The following results are explained by the dictionary provided by Han Dian: reputation does not match reality. From: Liao Huangpu Military Academy's third lecture for enlisted students: "The so-called reputation is hard to bear, and it is a joke." Synonym: antonym of improper use of words: veritable grammar: subject-predicate type; As predicate and object; derogatory sense