弭耳俯伏 — “To assume a posture of extreme docility”
弭耳俯伏 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to assume a posture of extreme docility”. Submission, or prostration, often indicating deep humility or fear. Literally, “lower ears and prostrate oneself”.
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弭耳俯伏 Pronunciation and Pinyin
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小狗犯了错，在主人面前弭耳俯伏，不敢有丝毫反抗
The little dog, having made a mistake, lowered its ears and prostrated itself before its owner, not daring to show the slightest resistance.
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What does 弭耳俯伏 mean?
弭耳俯伏 (mǐ ěr fǔ fú) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to assume a posture of extreme docility”.
How do you pronounce 弭耳俯伏?
弭耳俯伏 is pronounced mǐ ěr fǔ fú in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 弭耳俯伏 literally mean?
Literally, 弭耳俯伏 means “lower ears and prostrate oneself”. It is used to mean “to assume a posture of extreme docility”.
What is the Chinese definition of 弭耳俯伏?
弭耳：温驯的样子。俯首帖耳的样子