痰迷心窍 — “Phlegm bewilders the mind/heart's orifices”
痰迷心窍 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to be so infatuated or obsessed with something, especially due to greed or desire, that one loses one's reason or judgment; to be blinded by obsession”. Literally, “Phlegm bewilders the mind/heart's orifices”.
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What does 痰迷心窍 mean?
痰迷心窍 (tán mí xīn qiào) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to be so infatuated or obsessed with something, especially due to greed or desire, that one loses one's reason or judgment; to be blinded by obsession”.
How do you pronounce 痰迷心窍?
痰迷心窍 is pronounced tán mí xīn qiào in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 痰迷心窍 literally mean?
Literally, 痰迷心窍 means “Phlegm bewilders the mind/heart's orifices”. It is used to mean “to be so infatuated or obsessed with something, especially due to greed or desire, that one loses one's reason or judgment; to be blinded by obsession”.
What is the Chinese definition of 痰迷心窍?
指中风昏迷。也形容一心贪图某一事物而失去理智。