狐裘尨茸 — “A metaphor for a state of great disorder or disarray”
狐裘尨茸 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “a metaphor for a state of great disorder or disarray”. Resembling a disheveled fox fur robe, often used to describe a situation or organization that is messy and unorganized. Literally, “Disheveled fox fur robe”.
狐裘尨茸 Pronunciation and Pinyin
狐裘尨茸 Character Breakdown
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What does 狐裘尨茸 mean?
狐裘尨茸 (hú qiú méng róng) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “a metaphor for a state of great disorder or disarray”.
How do you pronounce 狐裘尨茸?
狐裘尨茸 is pronounced hú qiú méng róng in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 狐裘尨茸 literally mean?
Literally, 狐裘尨茸 means “Disheveled fox fur robe”. It is used to mean “a metaphor for a state of great disorder or disarray”.
What is the Chinese definition of 狐裘尨茸?
用以比喻国政混乱。尨茸，蓬乱的样子。同“狐裘蒙戎”。