The meaning of devil incarnate.

The monster in the journey to the west. It is a metaphor for people who disturb the world and bring serious disasters to people. Sometimes it also refers to the children of rich and powerful families who eat, drink and be merry all day.

The origin of the idiom: Liang Qingqichao's "New Rome Conference": "Thank you for working together for more than ten years to overthrow the demons in the world."

Traditional writing: devil incarnate.

ㄨㄣㄕㄧㄇㄛㄨㄤˊ Athena Chu.

The pronoun of devil incarnate: dude's pants: thin silk pants. A well-dressed young man. In the old days, bureaucrats, landlords and other powerful children ate, drank and had nothing to do.

Idiom grammar: formal; As subject and object; derogatory sense

Degree of common use: common idioms

Emotion and color: derogatory idioms

Idiom structure: more formal idioms

Generation time: ancient idioms

English translation: the incarnation of the devil

Japanese translation: Shi () translation

Other translations: fauteur de troubles & ltdespote & gt

Idiom riddle: Fan Rui