啖以重利 — “Entice with heavy benefits”
啖以重利 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to entice or lure someone with generous benefits or substantial rewards; to bribe with heavy inducements”. Literally, “Entice with heavy benefits”.
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What does 啖以重利 mean?
啖以重利 (dàn yǐ zhòng lì) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to entice or lure someone with generous benefits or substantial rewards; to bribe with heavy inducements”.
How do you pronounce 啖以重利?
啖以重利 is pronounced dàn yǐ zhòng lì in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 啖以重利 literally mean?
Literally, 啖以重利 means “Entice with heavy benefits”. It is used to mean “to entice or lure someone with generous benefits or substantial rewards; to bribe with heavy inducements”.
What is the Chinese definition of 啖以重利?
啖：吃，引诱；重：大、厚；利：利益、好处。用优厚的利益和好处引诱或收买人。