释义 |
嫁出女儿泼出的水 jià chū nǚ ér pō chū de shuǐ A daughter married is like water spilt.; Daughters are “tipped out ” like used water -- of no more use to the family once they are married; Once a daughter marries outside the house she is lost to her relatives, and gone -- thrown out like a pail of water. |