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4 F# \% Z4 Z5 |: L5 s. Fto play the lute to a cow : offering a treat to a unappreciative audience1 T- A& @7 N. Q% H0 p; k: B
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to cast pearls before swine
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* Z4 Y6 J( q! t3 r% [+ ?caviar to the general: ? K0 C, {- ]1 J
& ^" r/ z, v: {/ g7 Q/ C$ L4 Uto preach to deaf ears2 c8 e4 V; n+ e5 C
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to talk over sb's head
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The whistle jigs to a milestone.9 J$ t& v" \- t
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With this customer, he felt himself, as it were, casting pearls before swine.
+ M$ V! Q7 k1 ?; q6 E+ t面对这个客商,他感到好像是在对牛弹琴。
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She read them Shakespeare, but it was casting pearls before swine.; S, B T' G/ Q3 b, o; V6 V4 X$ a
她为他们朗诵莎士比亚著作,但那等于对牛弹琴。% h- f3 l2 s, o
% H% @2 o3 @! {5 L) gAn nod is as good as a wink to a Blind horse) k* a+ X+ Z4 k/ E) h+ @" m8 Q) @
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1 d; k8 E( m4 H5 @ playing a harp before a Buffalo) D' w1 i; k0 g4 S
( c. n& U) X: J( d X+ |play the lute to a cow; preach to deaf ears( M3 X/ `9 D$ Z+ y+ d& [4 E x6 A: P
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talk to a Brick wall# @3 P6 k& S/ k; i
对牛弹琴
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5 i4 a7 O9 d$ W0 H! PTheir hints about his behaviour were water off a duck's back.( n. c5 A8 z9 X3 p
他们示意他举止不当, 如同对牛弹琴.0 N" B- G# b6 R9 F# c0 A- ]" w
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