季常之癖 — “The habit or peculiarity of a man who is henpecked”
季常之癖 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “the habit or peculiarity of a man who is henpecked”. Being afraid of one's wife. Literally, “Jichang's peculiarity”.
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他虽然在外面是个雷厉风行的人，但在家里对妻子却是百依百顺，典型的季常之癖
Although he is a decisive person outside, at home he is completely obedient to his wife, a typical case of being henpecked.
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What does 季常之癖 mean?
季常之癖 (jì cháng zhī pǐ) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “the habit or peculiarity of a man who is henpecked”.
How do you pronounce 季常之癖?
季常之癖 is pronounced jì cháng zhī pǐ in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 季常之癖 literally mean?
Literally, 季常之癖 means “Jichang's peculiarity”. It is used to mean “the habit or peculiarity of a man who is henpecked”.
What is the Chinese definition of 季常之癖?
宋朝人陈糙，字季常，他的妻子柳氏脾气暴躁，醋性很大，陈很怕她。后称人怕老婆就说有“季常之癖”。