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Open the tool →卑谄足恭 (bēi chǎn zú gōng) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to be servilely flattering and excessively deferential”.
卑谄足恭 is pronounced bēi chǎn zú gōng in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 卑谄足恭 means “Lowly flattering and excessively deferential”. It is used to mean “to be servilely flattering and excessively deferential”.
卑:低下;谄:巴结奉承;足:音“巨”,过分;恭:恭顺。低声下气,阿谀逢迎,过分恭顺,取媚于人。