| 釋義 |
忍辱負重rěn rǔ fù zhòngdischarge one’s duties conscientiously in spite of slanders;endure humili ation in order to carry out an important mission
? 為了蒙蔽敵人，我們的人可以～。(羅廣斌、楊益言《紅巖》490)If it’s necessary in order to deceive the enemy,Communists can conceal both anger and grief，…/你要有十年、二十年～的苦撐決心……(羅廣斌、楊益言《紅巖》554) You must be prepared to endure ten to twenty years of hardships.
? 但是，在為了黨和革命的某種重要目的而需要他去～的時候，他能夠毫不推辭地擔負最困難而最重要的任務，絕不把困難推給人家。(劉少奇《論共產(chǎn)黨員的修養(yǎng)》40) But when it is necessary to swallow humiliation and bear a heavy load for some important purpose in the cause of the Party and the revolution he can take on the most difficult and vital tasks without the slightest reluctance,never passing the difficulties to others.
? 我們也真是善于“～”的人民，只要不“落捕”，就大抵用一句滑稽化的話道： “吃了一只外國火腿”，一笑了之。(《魯迅選集》Ⅲ—301) After all,we are people who “swallow insults”. So provided we do no “fallin”，we generally pass it off with a laugh,or some such remark as:“I’ve eaten a foreign ham!” 忍辱負重endure humiliation in order to discharge important duties;show great fortitude under humiliating circumstances 忍辱負重rěn rǔ fù zhònɡ能夠忍受屈辱，承擔重任。endure humiliation in order to carry out an important mission, discharge one’s duties conscientiously in spite of slanders |