蹙国丧师 — “The country is in distress and the army is defeated”
蹙国丧师 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “the country is in distress and the army is defeated”. Describes a situation of national suffering and military failure. Literally, “distressed country, lost army”.
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蹙国丧师 Pronunciation and Pinyin
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由于决策失误，那个庞大的商业集团陷入了困境，关键部门也连连受挫，几近蹙国丧师。
Due to poor decision-making, that enormous business conglomerate fell into a predicament, with its key departments suffering setbacks one after another, almost reaching the point of a distressed country with a defeated army.
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What does 蹙国丧师 mean?
蹙国丧师 (cù guó sāng shī) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “the country is in distress and the army is defeated”.
How do you pronounce 蹙国丧师?
蹙国丧师 is pronounced cù guó sāng shī in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 蹙国丧师 literally mean?
Literally, 蹙国丧师 means “distressed country, lost army”. It is used to mean “the country is in distress and the army is defeated”.
What is the Chinese definition of 蹙国丧师?
蹙：迫促；师：军队。形容国家受难，军队失利