齿牙为猾 — “Words become treacherous”
齿牙为猾 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to stir up trouble or cause disaster with malicious or slanderous words; to cause strife through gossip”. Literally, “Words become treacherous”.
齿牙为猾 Pronunciation and Pinyin
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What does 齿牙为猾 mean?
齿牙为猾 (chǐ yá wéi huá) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to stir up trouble or cause disaster with malicious or slanderous words; to cause strife through gossip”.
How do you pronounce 齿牙为猾?
齿牙为猾 is pronounced chǐ yá wéi huá in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 齿牙为猾 literally mean?
Literally, 齿牙为猾 means “Words become treacherous”. It is used to mean “to stir up trouble or cause disaster with malicious or slanderous words; to cause strife through gossip”.
What is the Chinese definition of 齿牙为猾?
指谗言造成灾祸。