蜩螗沸羹 — “A state of great clamor”
蜩螗沸羹 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “a state of great clamor”. Confusion, and unrest, often describing a turbulent social environment or widespread disorder. Literally, “Chirping cicadas and boiling soup”.
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蜩螗沸羹 Pronunciation and Pinyin
- 蜩tiáo
- 螗táng
- 沸fèi
- 羹gēng
蜩螗沸羹 Character Breakdown
Example Sentence with 蜩螗沸羹
集市上人声鼎沸，如同蜩螗沸羹一般，商家们大声叫卖，顾客们讨价还价，场面十分热闹。
The marketplace was a hubbub of voices, like chirping cicadas and boiling soup, with vendors loudly selling their goods and customers bargaining, making for a very lively scene.
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Questions about 蜩螗沸羹
- What does 蜩螗沸羹 mean?
- 蜩螗沸羹 (tiáo táng fèi gēng) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “a state of great clamor”.
- How do you pronounce 蜩螗沸羹?
- 蜩螗沸羹 is pronounced tiáo táng fèi gēng in Mandarin Chinese.
- What does 蜩螗沸羹 literally mean?
- Literally, 蜩螗沸羹 means “Chirping cicadas and boiling soup”. It is used to mean “a state of great clamor”.
- What is the Chinese definition of 蜩螗沸羹?
- 蜩：蝉；螗：蝉的一种，体小，背青绿色，鸣声清圆；沸：开水翻腾。象蝉的叫，象沸汤的翻滚。形容社会动乱。