John Sir’s Daily Lesson #27 (约翰老师的每日一课:第27课)

Lesson #27:

(27 September 2018)

“Barking dogs seldom bite.”

(English) Meaning:

  1. A man who utters threats in a loud voice need not be taken seriously.
  2. People who often lose their temper and shout in a loud voice are not really to be feared because they are usually harmless.
  3. A man who is given to noisy boasting need not be taken seriously.

(繁)意思:【吠犬不咬人】。

fèi quǎn yǎo

rén

语音:英语(John Hung)/普通话(范麗丹

 

語音:英語/廣東話

 

Other Learning: ‘Barking dogs do not bite.’ is a modified version](’虛張聲勢’ / ‘虚张声势’)。

 

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(繁):大家明白了嗎?明天再續。謝謝!

(简):大家明白了吗?明天再续。谢谢!

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