1. A person plugs his ears, and next to him is a Jinshi, typing a four-character idiom
Turn a deaf ear
chōng ěr bù wén
Explanation: plug. Plug your ears and stop listening. Describes intentionally not listening to other people's opinions.
Source: "The Book of Songs·Beifeng·Yanqiu": "My uncle is here, my uncle is here, and my clothes are like ears."
The structure is linked.
The usage has a derogatory connotation. Generally used to express rejection of other people's opinions. Sometimes it means ignoring an attack. Often used together with "turn a blind eye" and "turn a blind eye". Generally used as a predicate.
The correct pronunciation is "charge"; it cannot be pronounced as "cōnɡ".
Distinguish the shape of the ear; it cannot be written as "er".
Synonyms: indifferent, pretending to be deaf
Antonyms: all ears
Analysis~ and "indifferent" both have "coldness and indifference to things" means "care". But~ refers to indifference; action of not caring; more specific; "indifferent" refers to an attitude of indifference and indifference; more general.