拊膺顿足 — “To beat one's breast and stamp one's feet”
拊膺顿足 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to beat one's breast and stamp one's feet”. To express extreme sorrow or grief. Literally, “beat one's breast and stamp one's feet”.
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拊膺顿足 Pronunciation and Pinyin
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听到这个不幸的消息，他不禁拊膺顿足，悲痛欲绝。
Upon hearing the unfortunate news, he couldn't help but beat his breast and stamp his feet, utterly overcome with grief.
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Open the tool →Questions about 拊膺顿足
What does 拊膺顿足 mean?
拊膺顿足 (fǔ yīng dùn zú) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to beat one's breast and stamp one's feet”.
How do you pronounce 拊膺顿足?
拊膺顿足 is pronounced fǔ yīng dùn zú in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 拊膺顿足 literally mean?
Literally, 拊膺顿足 means “beat one's breast and stamp one's feet”. It is used to mean “to beat one's breast and stamp one's feet”.
What is the Chinese definition of 拊膺顿足?
捶胸跺脚。形容哀痛之极。