? What do you mean, get to the bottom of it Where is the source?

Source: Lao She's "Lao Zhang's Philosophy" III and II: "A car hit an old tree and didn't hurt anyone ... Who can get to the bottom of it? 」

Interpretation: Metaphor survey details.

Pronunciation: pao gün Wen dǐ

Synonym: get to the bottom of it

Example:

1. There is no need to delve into this legal issue.

2. Franz continued to get to the bottom of it.

I always ask her questions.

If you want to find out the truth, this is where you want to be.

Let's not discuss it any more. I want to find out!

6. Why get to the bottom of it? Can't we start over?

7. Women like to get to the bottom of it and make it clear from beginning to end.

No matter what he hears, he always gets to the bottom of it.

9. "You can really get to the bottom of it."

10. When most people see a friend's exclamation or a tragic event, they may get to the bottom of it.

1 1. I like books that get to the bottom of the matter and books that think from the perspective of sociologists.

12. The more mysterious Huntsman is, the more he can inspire the media to get to the bottom of it.

13. So far, the Liberal Party has refused to investigate these funds.

14. In the end, it will be embarrassing to find out who is slandering you, and this will only confirm their bad views on you.

15. The baby is very curious and always asks questions about things he doesn't understand.

16. In fact, the review of the latter model has developed in recent years.

17. She didn't want to lie, but they forced her to do so by asking questions.

18. The era of obedience has passed, and the digital revolution and the endless questioning of 24-hour news channels have made public events unknown to outsiders decades ago transparent.

19. My good friend, my current peace is largely due to that kind of power. I shouldn't get to the bottom of this matter.

Any excellent teacher knows that it is impossible to hide a person's ignorance in front of students who ask questions.