[mào héxn lí]
The surface is very close, but actually two hearts.
Appearance is close to the heart, but it is actually two hearts, similar to "appearance is close to the spirit."
Words are close to each other.
Pronunciation mào héxén lí
The British are unified in appearance, but divided in heart.
On the surface, the interpretation is closely related, but in fact, it is two hearts, similar to "similar in form and spirit."
The source is Huang Shigong's "Su Shu Zunyi Chapter 5" in the Han Dynasty: "Those who look at each other are lonely, and those who are loyal to each other die."
Usage combination structure, as predicate, attribute and adverbial, has derogatory meaning.
Synonyms are similar in form and spirit, strange bedfellows.
The antonym is soul mate
Strange bedmates? [tóng Chuang yìmèng]
new word
Basic interpretation? Detailed explanation
Explanation: different: different. The original intention is that couples live together, but their feelings are not harmonious. Metaphor means doing the same thing with different plans in mind.
From: Song's "With Secretary Zhu": "Everyone strange bedfellows can't learn, how can he talk about Kong Ming!"
Ex.: But the rabble, ~, collapsed in the First World War. ? ◎ Yao's Li Zicheng, Volume I, Chapter I
Grammar: complex sentences; As predicate, attribute and adverbial; Having a derogatory meaning. Used of people.
tidy
Song "One of the Books with Secretary Zhu Yi Sichun": "strange bedfellows; Zhou Gongxue can't; Why do you want to say Zhuge Liang one by one? "
example sentence
The couple have been at odds for a long time, live happily and often quarrel.