谗言佞语 — “Slanderous and flattering remarks”
谗言佞语 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “slanderous and flattering remarks”. Malicious gossip and sycophantic words. Literally, “slanderous words and obsequious talk”.
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谗言佞语 Pronunciation and Pinyin
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在职场中，我们应该警惕那些口蜜腹剑、散布谗言佞语的人。
In the workplace, we should be wary of those who are honey-mouthed but dagger-hearted, spreading slanderous and flattering remarks.
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What does 谗言佞语 mean?
谗言佞语 (chán yán nìng yǔ) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “slanderous and flattering remarks”.
How do you pronounce 谗言佞语?
谗言佞语 is pronounced chán yán nìng yǔ in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 谗言佞语 literally mean?
Literally, 谗言佞语 means “slanderous words and obsequious talk”. It is used to mean “slanderous and flattering remarks”.
What is the Chinese definition of 谗言佞语?
中伤他人和奉承讨好的话语。