献替可否 — “Offer right, replace wrong; propose acceptable, reject unacceptable”
献替可否 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to offer advice, suggesting what is beneficial or right to adopt and what is flawed or wrong to correct or reject; to provide constructive criticism and recommendations for improvement”. Literally, “Offer right, replace wrong; propose acceptable, reject unacceptable”.
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What does 献替可否 mean?
献替可否 (xiàn tì kě fǒu) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to offer advice, suggesting what is beneficial or right to adopt and what is flawed or wrong to correct or reject; to provide constructive criticism and recommendations for improvement”.
How do you pronounce 献替可否?
献替可否 is pronounced xiàn tì kě fǒu in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 献替可否 literally mean?
Literally, 献替可否 means “Offer right, replace wrong; propose acceptable, reject unacceptable”. It is used to mean “to offer advice, suggesting what is beneficial or right to adopt and what is flawed or wrong to correct or reject; to provide constructive criticism and recommendations for improvement”.
What is the Chinese definition of 献替可否?
指劝善归过，提出兴革的建议。同“献可替否”。