


都俞吁咈 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “describes a harmonious and respectful exchange of views during discussions, where participants express both agreement and disagreement in a cooperative manner, fostering a congenial atmosphere and leading to positive outcomes”. Literally, “Praise, assent, dissent, oppose”.

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Open the tool →都俞吁咈 (dū yú xū fú) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “describes a harmonious and respectful exchange of views during discussions, where participants express both agreement and disagreement in a cooperative manner, fostering a congenial atmosphere and leading to positive outcomes”.
都俞吁咈 is pronounced dū yú xū fú in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 都俞吁咈 means “Praise, assent, dissent, oppose”. It is used to mean “describes a harmonious and respectful exchange of views during discussions, where participants express both agreement and disagreement in a cooperative manner, fostering a congenial atmosphere and leading to positive outcomes”.
皆为古汉语叹词。吁,不同意;咈,反对;都,赞美;俞,同意。本以表示尧、舜、禹等讨论政事时发言的语气,后用以赞美君臣论政问答,融洽雍睦。