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Open the tool →嫁鸡逐鸡,嫁犬逐犬 (jià jī zhú jī , jià quǎn zhú quǎn) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “for a woman”.
嫁鸡逐鸡,嫁犬逐犬 is pronounced jià jī zhú jī , jià quǎn zhú quǎn in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 嫁鸡逐鸡,嫁犬逐犬 means “Marry a chicken, follow a chicken; marry a dog, follow a dog”. It is used to mean “for a woman”.
嫁:女子出嫁;逐:追随。比喻女子出嫁后,不论丈夫好坏,都要随从一辈子