踢断门槛 — “Kick broken threshold”
踢断门槛 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to wear out the doorstep from frequent, often ingratiating or sycophantic, visits; to visit someone excessively for personal gain or to flatter them”. Literally, “kick broken threshold”.
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What does 踢断门槛 mean?
踢断门槛 (tī duàn mén kǎn) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to wear out the doorstep from frequent, often ingratiating or sycophantic, visits; to visit someone excessively for personal gain or to flatter them”.
How do you pronounce 踢断门槛?
踢断门槛 is pronounced tī duàn mén kǎn in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 踢断门槛 literally mean?
Literally, 踢断门槛 means “kick broken threshold”. It is used to mean “to wear out the doorstep from frequent, often ingratiating or sycophantic, visits; to visit someone excessively for personal gain or to flatter them”.
What is the Chinese definition of 踢断门槛?
因跑得太勤、太快，把人家的门槛都踢断。讽刺那些溜须拍马的走狗们