拼音: wén tián wǔ xī
注音: ㄨㄣˊ ㄊ一ㄢˊ ㄨˇ ㄒ一
解释: 文官武将都耽于安乐;不以国事为务。文:文官;武:武将。
出处: 唐 韩愈《进撰平淮西碑文表》:“相臣将臣,文恬武嬉,习熟见闻,以为当然。”
例子: 今者文恬武嬉,宜若可为安静之计。(宋 陈亮《与章德茂侍郎》二)
正音: “恬”,不能读作“guā”。
辨形: “嬉”,不能写作“戏”。
用法: 联合式;作谓语、定语;含贬义。
英语: the civil officials are indolent and the military(frivolons,dissipated and gluttonous life of civil and military officialdom)
近义词: 尸位素餐
Tian: leisure; Play: play. Civilian officials are at ease, while military officials wander and have fun. It refers to the fact that officials only seek comfort and enjoyment, eat, drink and have fun, and do not care about state affairs.
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