门可张罗 — “To be deserted”
门可张罗 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to be deserted”. To have very few visitors or customers; to be neglected (like a door where a net can be set up to catch birds).
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门可张罗 Pronunciation and Pinyin
- 门mén
- 可kě
- 张zhāng
- 罗luó
门可张罗 Character Breakdown
Example Sentence with 门可张罗
这家老店因为经营不善，现在已经是门可张罗，昔日的光景早已不见
Due to poor management, this old shop is now deserted, and its former glory is long gone.
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Synonyms of 门可张罗
Antonyms of 门可张罗
More idioms starting with 门
- mén门bù不tíng停bīn宾always welcoming guests promptly
- mén门bù不yè夜guān关doors unlocked at night, peaceful society
- mén门bù不yè夜jiōng扃peaceful and secure society
- mén门dào到hù户shuō说go door to door explaining
- mén门dān单hù户bó薄a family in decline
- mén门qiáng墙táo桃lǐ李disciples of a respected teacher
- mén门wài外hàn汉an amateur or outsider in a field
- mén门tíng庭rú如shì市a popular or thriving place
- mén门tíng庭hè赫yì奕prominent and illustrious family status
Questions about 门可张罗
- What does 门可张罗 mean?
- 门可张罗 (mén kě zhāng luó) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to be deserted”.
- How do you pronounce 门可张罗?
- 门可张罗 is pronounced mén kě zhāng luó in Mandarin Chinese.
- What is the Chinese definition of 门可张罗?
- 形容十分冷落，宾客稀少。同“门可罗雀”。