Interpretation of idioms of divination day and night

The original idiom: Walking through the state does not stop at night.

Standard pronunciation: Zhu yè

Traditional writing: divination day and night.

What do you mean by divination night? Divination. Describe a feast day and night.

Idioms solitaire: Bad luck, uncertainty → bad luck → sleepless nights.

Usage analysis: as predicate and attribute; Refers to a person's luxury.

Pronunciation warning: pay attention to polyphonic words: Bu 1BO radish; 2 divination. Pay attention to the polyphonic characters: cloth 1BO radish; 2 divination.

Interpretation of the source: Zuo Qiuming's Twenty-two Years of Zuo Zhuan and Zhuang Gong in the Pre-Qin Dynasty: "I predict its day, I don't know its night, I dare not."

Corresponding synonyms: night and day.

Examples of divination sentences:

It's better to gather these commanders in this float and be happy together than in the dark. (Xu Zhucheng "He Chengjun and Ye Peng")