谗佞之徒 — “Slanderers and sycophants”
谗佞之徒 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “Slanderers and sycophants”. Individuals who speak ill of others behind their backs and use ingratiating words to curry favor. Literally, “Slanderous and obsequious people”.
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谗佞之徒 Pronunciation and Pinyin
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公司里应该杜绝那些谗佞之徒，否则会影响团队的和谐与发展。
The company should eliminate those slanderers and sycophants, otherwise it will affect the harmony and development of the team.
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What does 谗佞之徒 mean?
谗佞之徒 (chán nìng zhī tú) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “Slanderers and sycophants”.
How do you pronounce 谗佞之徒?
谗佞之徒 is pronounced chán nìng zhī tú in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 谗佞之徒 literally mean?
Literally, 谗佞之徒 means “Slanderous and obsequious people”. It is used to mean “Slanderers and sycophants”.
What is the Chinese definition of 谗佞之徒?
指说人坏话与用花言巧语谄媚的人