踢天弄井 — “Kick the sky, stir the well”
踢天弄井 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to be exceptionally capable or versatile, implying an ability to accomplish anything; also describes extreme mischief or naughtiness”. Literally, “Kick the sky, stir the well”.
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What does 踢天弄井 mean?
踢天弄井 (tī tiān nòng jǐng) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to be exceptionally capable or versatile, implying an ability to accomplish anything; also describes extreme mischief or naughtiness”.
How do you pronounce 踢天弄井?
踢天弄井 is pronounced tī tiān nòng jǐng in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 踢天弄井 literally mean?
Literally, 踢天弄井 means “Kick the sky, stir the well”. It is used to mean “to be exceptionally capable or versatile, implying an ability to accomplish anything; also describes extreme mischief or naughtiness”.
What is the Chinese definition of 踢天弄井?
能上天，能入地。比喻本领极大。也形容顽皮到极点。。