Zi zhao ku chi, Zì zhǎo kǔ chī: 2 definitions
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自找苦吃 [zì zhǎo kǔ chī] [zi zhao ku chi]—
Bringing trouble or annoyance upon oneself. For example: "Don't wade into this muddy water (淌這混水 [tang zhe hun shui]), it's thankless and you'll only be asking for trouble (自討苦吃 [zi tao ku chi])." Also expressed as "asking for punishment oneself (自找罪受 [zi zhao zui shou])."
自找苦吃：自己招惹麻煩、困擾。如：「你不要淌這混水，那可是吃力不討好，自討苦吃。」也作「自找罪受」。
zì zhǎo kǔ chī: zì jǐ zhāo rě má fán,, kùn rǎo. rú: “nǐ bù yào tǎng zhè hùn shuǐ, nà kě shì chī lì bù tǎo hǎo, zì tǎo kǔ chī.” yě zuò “zì zhǎo zuì shòu” .
zi zhao ku chi: zi ji zhao re ma fan,, kun rao. ru: "ni bu yao tang zhe hun shui, na ke shi chi li bu tao hao, zi tao ku chi." ye zuo "zi zhao zui shou" .
自找苦吃 ts = zì zhǎo kǔ chī p refers to “to bring trouble on oneself”.
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See also (Relevant definitions)
Partial matches: Zhao, Zi, Chi, Ku, Chao, Jue, Ci, Lo.
Full-text: Tao si, Zi zhao zui shou.
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