岐出岐入 — “To come and go without a fixed abode or definite pattern”
岐出岐入 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to come and go without a fixed abode or definite pattern”. To move erratically or irregularly. Literally, “Divergent exits and entrances”.
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岐出岐入 Pronunciation and Pinyin
岐出岐入 Character Breakdown
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儿童节的公园里，各种颜色的风筝在空中岐出岐入，为节日增添了许多乐趣。
In the park on Children's Day, kites of various colors soared erratically in the sky, adding much joy to the festival.
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What does 岐出岐入 mean?
岐出岐入 (qí chū qí rù) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to come and go without a fixed abode or definite pattern”.
How do you pronounce 岐出岐入?
岐出岐入 is pronounced qí chū qí rù in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 岐出岐入 literally mean?
Literally, 岐出岐入 means “Divergent exits and entrances”. It is used to mean “to come and go without a fixed abode or definite pattern”.
What is the Chinese definition of 岐出岐入?
指出入无固定的处所。