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Open the tool →怡声下气 (yí shēng xià qì) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to speak in a gentle, pleasant voice and adopt a humble, submissive attitude; to be meek and deferential in manner”.
怡声下气 is pronounced yí shēng xià qì in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 怡声下气 means “pleasing voice and submissive attitude”. It is used to mean “to speak in a gentle, pleasant voice and adopt a humble, submissive attitude; to be meek and deferential in manner”.
怡声:声音和悦;下气:态度恭顺。形容声音柔和,态度恭顺。