moan and groan without being ill

[wú bìng shēn yín]

Not sick, but making painful sounds. It is a metaphor for sighing about nothing worth worrying about. It is also a metaphor for literary and artistic works that are artificial without true feelings.

Gunong and gunong Schwimmer

[wú gù shēn yín]

Jude said nothing and groaned. It is a metaphor for writing ink without true feelings.

groan

[shēn yín]

The patient made a sound because of illness or sadness.

Sad groan

[bēi shēn]

Refers to lament.

Sing a groan

[chàng shēn]

It's called chanting.

Yuan Wu Lai's poem "Ask the Five Zangs": "Earthworms are not dirty yet, so they sing and groan in the quiet night; Butterflies have returned, and _ flying to the beautiful spring, Bining has a heart and a heart, and each has its own physical properties. "

Sour groan

[suān shēn]

Groans in pain.

The fifth poem of Autumn Huai by Meng Jiao in Tang Dynasty: "Sick bones can be _ things, and sour groans are also written."

Frequently groan

[pín shēn]

"Frequency extension": Also called "frequency groan". Underextension. Yawn and stretch. In The Book of Rites, Shaoyi, "A gentleman is short of extension", Han Zheng Xuan notes: "All this can solve the shape of _. Stretching, frequency stretching. " Lu Deming explained: "Frequency, this is also _." Tang Bai Juyi's poem "Sleeping" reads: "Turn your pillow and stretch it under the book account, and put on a qiuji to stand in front of the stove.

Groan

[shēn huàn]

Groaning or screaming because of toil and pain.

"Hundred Metaphors Classics, People Say Wang Zongbao Yu": "Groaning in the night is very distressing." Tang Hanyu's poem "Two Birds": "If you are sick, don't moan, be silent until you die." Li _ ren's "The Stagnant Water" Part V 15: "_ She _ is burning with pain, and she can't help screaming, but she can't help it."