英语思维

have egg on your face
* Definition
Ashamed; caught in an embarassing situation.
1) Jim really had egg on his face after he lost the bicycle race to a 10 year old girl.
* Etymology
This phrase refers to the embarassment you feel when the eggs you are eating for breakfast end up on your face. (Apparently this used to be a real problem for men with beards.)

ok,we've got the meanning of the phrase.
but, what indeed do u want to show us?just a phrase?

the habit of language is not formed over night
you can only make it step by step
it's a long way
and i will bring sth here continuously -------------------- 世人或止于形以售其貌，或止于勇而呈其力，或止于心只用其技，或达于理以利其智。是故大音希声，大德无形。大智之人，不耽于形，不逐于力，不持于技。

the habit of language is not formed over night
you can only make it step by step
it's a long way
and i will bring sth here continuously -------------------- 世人或止于形以售其貌，或止于勇而呈其力，或止于心只用其技，或达于理以利其智。是故大音希声，大德无形。大智之人，不耽于形，不逐于力，不持于技。

buy the farm
* Definition
To die.
1) Lance bought the farm when he drove his motorcycle straight into a brick wall.
* Etymology
Sometimes, when a person dies, the life insurance payment is large enough for the surviving family members to pay off the mortgage on a piece of property - or to 'buy the farm'.
-------------------- 世人或止于形以售其貌，或止于勇而呈其力，或止于心只用其技，或达于理以利其智。是故大音希声，大德无形。大智之人，不耽于形，不逐于力，不持于技。