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Open the tool →管秃唇焦 (guǎn tū chún jiāo) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to exhaust oneself through extensive writing, speaking, or negotiations; to expend great effort in dealing with a task or persuading others”.
管秃唇焦 is pronounced guǎn tū chún jiāo in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 管秃唇焦 means “Worn-out pen and parched lips”. It is used to mean “to exhaust oneself through extensive writing, speaking, or negotiations; to expend great effort in dealing with a task or persuading others”.
管:笔管,指笔;焦:干燥。笔写秃,嘴唇说干。比喻办事交涉很费力