穿小鞋
chuān xiǎo xié
Pinyin
Definition
穿小鞋
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- lit. to make sb wear tight shoes (idiom)
- to make life difficult for sb
Character Decomposition
Related Words (20)
- 1 small
- 2 tiny
- 3 few
- 4 young
- 1 very small
- 2 very few
- 3 very minor
- 1 to wear
- 2 to put on
- 3 to dress
- 4 to bore through
- 5 to pierce
- 6 to perforate
- 7 to penetrate
- 8 to pass through
- 9 to thread
- 1 dimension
- 2 magnitude
- 3 size
- 4 measurement
- 5 large and small
- 6 at any rate
- 7 adults and children
- 8 consideration of seniority
Idioms (20)
一眼看穿
- 1 to see through something at first glance (idiom)
上有老下有小
- 1 lit. above are the elderly, below are the young (idiom)
- 2 fig. to have to take care of both one's aging parents and one's children
- 3 sandwich generation
不拘小节
- 1 to not bother about trifles (idiom)
以小人之心,度君子之腹
- 1 to gauge the heart of a gentleman with one's own mean measure (idiom)
以小挤大
- 1 minor projects eclipse major ones (idiom)
Sample Sentences
是啊,我们一个同事,人特别好,但就是不管在哪儿都喜欢抱怨,抓住谁就要说几句老板又怎么为难他了,哪个同事又怎么给他穿小鞋了。
Yes, one of our colleagues is really nice, but he always likes to complain regardless of the place. Whoever he comes upon he always needs to say a few words about how the boss has treating him, or how one of his colleagues is making trouble for him.
这就过分了,她这样根本是给你穿小鞋。
That's crossing a line. She's practically picking on you on purpose.
我的顶头上司跟我不合,感觉她老想给我穿小鞋。我可不想在她手下受气。
My direct superior and I don't get along well. I feel like she always tries to make things hard for me. I really don't want to be pushed around by her.