'Shui Guo Ya Bei' translates to 'water passing over a duck's back'. This idiom is used metaphorically to describe events or experiences that leave no lasting impact or trace.
水过鸭背 (shuǐ guò yā bèi) means water passing over a duck's back, used metaphorically to describe something that leaves no trace or impression after it has passed.
| 成语 | 水过鸭背 |
|---|---|
| 解释 | 比喻事过之后没有留下一点痕迹。 |
| 拼音 | shuǐ guò yā bèi |
| 拼音码 | sgyb |
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