Correct
欲盖弥彰
/ yù gài mí zhāng /
Strokes
Definition
trying to hide it makes it more conspicuous (idiom); A cover up only makes matters worse.
Example
Definition
the harder one tries to cover up/conceal a wrongdoing, the more conspicuous it becomes; the more one tries to cover up a misdeed, the more naked it becomes; the more one tries to cover up, the better-known it will become
1
Nǐ
你
yàoshi
要是
xiǎng
想
yòng
用
zhēxiūbù
遮羞布
yǎngài
掩盖
nǐ
你
de
的
zuìxíng
罪行
,
nā
那
zhǐnéng
只能
shì
是
yùgàimízhāng
欲盖弥彰
。
If you try to cover up your misdeed with a fig leaf, you will only make it more conspicuous.