Source: "The Book of Songs·Daya·Sangrou": "The bandits cannot speak, Hu Si is afraid of it." Zheng Xuan of the Han Dynasty wrote: "What are Hu's words? A wise man sees the right and wrong of this matter, and he cannot tell the difference. Say it to the king."

Definition: soap: black. No distinction between black and white, right and wrong.

Pronunciation: bu fēn qīng hong zao bai

Synonyms: confusing black and white

Antonyms: black and white, right and wrong

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1. He started a fight indiscriminately and told me to leave!

2. Terrorists kill ordinary people indiscriminately.

3. She said that unarmed civilians were shot indiscriminately.

4. In the club’s view, this was a serious overreach of law enforcement, and the local police beat them indiscriminately. Manchester United fans.

5. However, none of us can recall any standardized procedures or policies for complaining about indiscriminate behavior toward us.

6. Instead, they sold assets in a near-indiscriminate panic, causing the market to become more volatile than Professor Merton expected.

7. The most important thing is to choose a "good topic". You must not just do it when it comes to the topic, indiscriminately. In that case, you will often get twice the result with half the effort.

8. A wave of chemicals killed 10 people and indiscriminately turned everything and everyone red.

9. This plan does not comfort those European scientists who have legitimate concerns that the iter project will indiscriminately cannibalize funds for other research projects.

10. It is difficult for us to understand the true meaning of genocide, just like the malicious betrayal of friends and the indiscriminate killing of neighbors.

11. Some commentators, many of whom are Americans, such as economist Paul Krugman, indiscriminately attack Europe's fiscal consolidation strategy.

12. The decline in unemployment may be merely mechanical, a rebound caused by employers firing workers indiscriminately during recessions.

13. And the social pressure users feel to create more and more connections leads them to spread their information more and more indiscriminately.

14. I asked Terry what he likes to do in his spare time. He was silent for a long time. He stared indiscriminately at a crack in the ceiling and spread his arms.

15. Indiscriminate attacks by terrorists on civilians still occur.

16. People who never have to move have an indiscriminate collection of what can only be described as miscellaneous items.

17. The gunmen went on a killing spree, shooting at pedestrians indiscriminately.

18. The market’s aversion to banking risks may be indiscriminate.

19. Indiscriminate U.S. violence reduced the ruins of Iraq.