







卖官卖爵 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to sell government positions and noble titles for personal gain or bribes; to engage in corrupt practices involving the appointment of officials”. Literally, “Sell official posts and noble titles”.

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Open the tool →卖官卖爵 (mài guān mài jué) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to sell government positions and noble titles for personal gain or bribes; to engage in corrupt practices involving the appointment of officials”.
卖官卖爵 is pronounced mài guān mài jué in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 卖官卖爵 means “Sell official posts and noble titles”. It is used to mean “to sell government positions and noble titles for personal gain or bribes; to engage in corrupt practices involving the appointment of officials”.
收受钱财,出卖官爵。