Strictly speaking, it is "a beautiful name", which is an idiom. You can also call it a beautiful name, but only euphemistically is an idiom. It is a neutral idiom from Lu Xun's "Mr. Fujino": euphemistically called agave. It means that we call a thing or an object a good name, which can be used in a positive or derogatory sense.

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2. But many years ago, people in the Central Plains ate bitter melon as a fruit instead of cooking it, and they euphemistically called it brocade lychee or simply called it lychee.

3. Senior management can come to the Chinese restaurant downstairs to eat because they are not satisfied with Western food, and they can claim it as a way to understand the public sentiment, but employees cannot go up to the restaurant to be kind to the leadership just because they want to prepare foreign food based on their whims. .

4. The euphemistic name is that they are being held here, but in fact everyone knows that those who enter are likely to die.

5. They kicked me out of the house and sent me to an orphanage. They said that I could understand all kinds of things in the world and understand the true meaning of being a low-key person and running a family in a low-key way.

6. Instead of learning from Wang Xizhi, we want to learn from Wu Dalang, and they euphemistically call it "innovation" and "anti-tradition". That's not weird! And corresponding to the evil wind is the evil spirit.

7. Everyone, regardless of gender, scrambles to climb up the copper bull; then collectively heckles the leader and asks him to get on the bull, euphemistically saying that "the leader rides the bull, and is more powerful than the bull."