冒名接脚 — “To impersonate someone and take over their position or role”
冒名接脚 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to impersonate someone and take over their position or role”. To assume another's identity to succeed them. Literally, “Assume a false name and take over”.
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冒名接脚 Pronunciation and Pinyin
冒名接脚 Character Breakdown
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那位学生因为考试作弊被开除，后来却想冒名接脚，混入另一个班级继续学习。
That student was expelled for cheating on an exam, but later tried to impersonate someone to join another class and continue studying.
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Synonyms of 冒名接脚
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- mào冒tiān天xià下zhī之dà大bù不wěi韪defy universal condemnation
- mào冒shi失guǐ鬼a rash, reckless, or harum-scarum person
- mào冒pái牌huò货a fake or counterfeit product
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- mào冒xiǎn险zhǔ主yì义taking excessive risks for speculative gains
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What does 冒名接脚 mean?
冒名接脚 (mào míng jiē jiǎo) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to impersonate someone and take over their position or role”.
How do you pronounce 冒名接脚?
冒名接脚 is pronounced mào míng jiē jiǎo in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 冒名接脚 literally mean?
Literally, 冒名接脚 means “Assume a false name and take over”. It is used to mean “to impersonate someone and take over their position or role”.
What is the Chinese definition of 冒名接脚?
假冒别人的名，接替他。