扫帚在门后面用英文怎么说
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"Broom behind the door" is the Engpsh equivalent for "扫帚在门后面".
The phrase "broom behind the door" is a Chinese idiomatic expression that means "to keep something hidden or out of sight". It is often used to describe a situation where someone is hiding their true intentions or motives.
Here are some example sentences in Engpsh and their Chinese translations:
"I think he has a broom behind the door, and he's not telpng us everything."
"我认为他有扫帚在门后面，他没有告诉我们所有的事情。"
"She always keeps her broom behind the door, so no one knows what she's really thinking."
"她总是把她的扫帚藏在门后面，所以没有人知道她到底在想什么。"
"I can sense that there's a broom behind the door, and I'm going to find out what it is."
"我能感觉到有扫帚在门后面，我要找出它是什么。"
The phrase "broom behind the door" is a Chinese idiomatic expression that means "to keep something hidden or out of sight". It is often used to describe a situation where someone is hiding their true intentions or motives.
Here are some example sentences in Engpsh and their Chinese translations:
"I think he has a broom behind the door, and he's not telpng us everything."
"我认为他有扫帚在门后面，他没有告诉我们所有的事情。"
"She always keeps her broom behind the door, so no one knows what she's really thinking."
"她总是把她的扫帚藏在门后面，所以没有人知道她到底在想什么。"
"I can sense that there's a broom behind the door, and I'm going to find out what it is."
"我能感觉到有扫帚在门后面，我要找出它是什么。"