捶胸跌足 — “Beat chest, stamp feet”
捶胸跌足 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to express extreme sorrow or indignation by beating one's chest and stamping one's feet”. Literally, “Beat chest, stamp feet”.
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What does 捶胸跌足 mean?
捶胸跌足 (chuí xiōng diē zú) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to express extreme sorrow or indignation by beating one's chest and stamping one's feet”.
How do you pronounce 捶胸跌足?
捶胸跌足 is pronounced chuí xiōng diē zú in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 捶胸跌足 literally mean?
Literally, 捶胸跌足 means “Beat chest, stamp feet”. It is used to mean “to express extreme sorrow or indignation by beating one's chest and stamping one's feet”.
What is the Chinese definition of 捶胸跌足?
表示极为悲伤或悲愤。