Wednesday, November 19, 2008

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calibre2001 -

I got this from Big Shot's Funeral and can't seem to figure what it means. Help me pls!



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studentyoung -

It should be鼠目寸光 (shǔ mù cùn guāng)which means be shortsighted.

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ALanguageLearne -

It means"can't see beyond one's nose." This idiom is often used to describe a person who only
focuses on short-term benefit instead of long-term benefit.

here 鼠目寸光 can also be called 目光短浅

一开始因为这个人的菜很新鲜,大家都买他的菜.可他总是缺斤短两.现在他一�
��回头客也没有,马上就要黄了.他这么做是不是很鼠目寸光呀?












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