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道听途说dào tīng tú shuōa traveler’s tale; fetch and carry grapevine; gossip (of the street); hearsay;rumour
❍ 小说家者流，盖出于稗官，街谈巷语，～者之所造也。(鲁迅《中国小说史略》3) The fiction writers succeeded those officers of the Zhou Dynasty whose task it was to collect the gossip of the street.
❍ 逮风气即成，则学者之面目亦自具，小说乃“～者之所造”，史以为“无可观”，故亦不屑道也，……(鲁迅《中国小说史略》219) Later these men of letters assumed learned airs;and since fiction was considered trivial and un important,being based on hearsay and gossip,they would not stoop to it.
❍ 东张西望，～，决然得不到什么完全的知识。(《毛泽东选集》748) Certainly,no all round knowledge can be acquired merely by glancing this way and that and listening to hearsay.
❍ ～，德之弃也。(《论语·阳货》) To tell,as we go along,what we have heard on the way,is to cast away our virtue. 道听途说hear sth on the grapevine;hearsay;rumour;gossip 道听途说dào tīnɡ tú shuō道、途：路。路上听来的传说。指没有根据的传说。rumour, make gossip, hearsay, a traveler’s tale, get by hearsay |