- to care nothing for worldly fame and glory (idiom)
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- to care nothing for worldly fame and glory
This idiom is used to describe someone who is indifferent or rejects the pursuit of fame and social status. It often conveys a sense of humility or a higher moral standard.
He cares nothing for fame and fortune, always focusing on his ideals.
zài在zhè ge这个wù zhì物质zhǔ yì主义shèng xíng盛行de的Shí dài时代,Néng能bǎo chí保持zhè yàng这样de的xīn tài心态shí shǔ bù yì实属不易。
In this era of rampant materialism, it is rare to maintain such a mindset.
Generated collocations (experimental)
bì xǐ zūn róng敝屣尊荣to care nothing for worldly fame and glorybù xiè yī gù不屑一顾to disdainmíng lì shuāng shōu名利双收to achieve both fame and fortuneshì视Róng荣Huá华rú如fèn tǔ粪土to regard wealth and glory as worthlessbù不yǐ以róng huá fù guì荣华富贵wéi zhòng为重not to value wealth and honorfàng xià放下míng lì名利to let go of fame and fortunewù zhì物质hé和jīng shén精神de的zhuī qiú追求the pursuit of material and spiritual wealthchāo tuō超脱míng lì名利zhī之niàn念to be detached from thoughts of fame and profitqīng xīn guǎ yù清心寡欲to have a pure heart and few desiresdàn bó míng zhì淡泊明志to maintain a tranquil mind and a clear aspirationwú无yù欲wú无qiú求to have no desires or needsbù不xiàn羡róng huá荣华not to envy wealth and glory