Don't get bored or complicated.

"Too lazy to say" and "Don't be complicated" are idioms.

1, not tired of saying?

Pinyin: yào yán büfán

Explanation: brief; Annoyed: cumbersome. Speaking or writing is simple and to the point, not cumbersome.

Source: The Biography of the Three Kingdoms Shu Wei Guanju: "Smile and praise:' It can be said that you are tireless in talking.' "

For example, make a sentence: Yes, it is-"On the Obligation of National Essence", I really want to talk about it, and I can't get tired of reading it! ★ Lu Xun's Wandering High Old Master Q

Pinyin code: yybf

Synonym:? Concise and to the point.

Antonym:? Long-winded, eloquent and dull.

Riddle: ellipsis; Bai Xingjian

Usage: as predicate and object; Used in written language

English: Give the main points in simple language.

Story: During the Three Kingdoms period, Guan Ju, a young official of Wei State, was proficient in astronomy, geography, the Book of Changes and divination. The minister invited Guan Ju to visit his home, and his friend Mr. Deng invited Guan Ju to talk about principles. Guan Ju took pains to answer his questions and divined for them, all of which were ominous. Sure enough, ten days later, both of them were killed by Sima Yi.

2. Don't talk too much?

Pinyin: yào yán büfán

Explanation: brief; Numerous: numerous. Speaking or writing is simple and to the point, not cumbersome.

Source: The History of the Three Kingdoms, Shu Wei and the Biography of Guan Yu. Pei Songzhi quoted Guan Yu Biography: "Smile and praise:' It can be said that you are tireless in talking.' "

For example, make a sentence: "Yes!" Chen Tang replied without saying anything: "First, ask the departure date; Second, report to princess royal that Mao Yanshou has been arrested. " ★ Levin's Wang Zhaojun Chapter 30

Pinyin code: yybf

Synonym:? Speak or write in a concise way

Usage: as predicate and object; Used in written language