互剥痛疮 — “Mutually peeling painful sores”
互剥痛疮 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to mutually expose each other's hidden faults, embarrassing secrets, or past misdeeds; to rake up each other's painful past”. Literally, “Mutually peeling painful sores”.
互剥痛疮 Pronunciation and Pinyin
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More idioms starting with 互
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- hù互wéi为biǎo表lǐ里mutually dependent and complementary
- hù互xiāng相tuī推tuō托shirk responsibility; pass the buck
- hù互xiāng相tuī推wěi诿each blames the other
- hù互xiāng相biāo标bǎng榜mutually glorify or flatter
- hù互xiāng相cán残shā杀to kill each other
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What does 互剥痛疮 mean?
互剥痛疮 (hù bō tòng chuāng) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to mutually expose each other's hidden faults, embarrassing secrets, or past misdeeds; to rake up each other's painful past”.
How do you pronounce 互剥痛疮?
互剥痛疮 is pronounced hù bō tòng chuāng in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 互剥痛疮 literally mean?
Literally, 互剥痛疮 means “Mutually peeling painful sores”. It is used to mean “to mutually expose each other's hidden faults, embarrassing secrets, or past misdeeds; to rake up each other's painful past”.
What is the Chinese definition of 互剥痛疮?
比喻互揭阴私。