架肩接踵 — “Shoulder to shoulder, heel to heel”
架肩接踵 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “Shoulder to shoulder, heel to heel”. Describing a densely crowded place or a jostling crowd. Literally, “Shoulder to shoulder, heel to heel”.
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架肩接踵 Pronunciation and Pinyin
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节假日期间，热门景点总是人山人海，架肩接踵。
During holidays, popular scenic spots are always packed with people, shoulder to shoulder and heel to heel.
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What does 架肩接踵 mean?
架肩接踵 (jià jiān jiē zhǒng) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “Shoulder to shoulder, heel to heel”.
How do you pronounce 架肩接踵?
架肩接踵 is pronounced jià jiān jiē zhǒng in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 架肩接踵 literally mean?
Literally, 架肩接踵 means “Shoulder to shoulder, heel to heel”. It is used to mean “Shoulder to shoulder, heel to heel”.
What is the Chinese definition of 架肩接踵?
肩挨肩，脚碰脚。形容人拥挤。