







稍关打节 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to use one's connections or influence to smooth things over or resolve difficulties, often implicitly referring to informal or indirect methods”. Literally, “Break through key links”.

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Open the tool →稍关打节 (shāo guān dǎ jié) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to use one's connections or influence to smooth things over or resolve difficulties, often implicitly referring to informal or indirect methods”.
稍关打节 is pronounced shāo guān dǎ jié in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 稍关打节 means “Break through key links”. It is used to mean “to use one's connections or influence to smooth things over or resolve difficulties, often implicitly referring to informal or indirect methods”.
稍:通“捎”,破除。打通关节