贻诮多方 — “To lay oneself open to much censure”
贻诮多方 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to lay oneself open to much censure”. To invite widespread criticism from various sources. Literally, “To cause criticism from many sides”.
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贻诮多方 Pronunciation and Pinyin
贻诮多方 Character Breakdown
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他处理这件事的方式不够谨慎，难免会贻诮多方。
His imprudent handling of the matter inevitably invited widespread criticism.
Idioms Related to 贻诮多方
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- yí贻huàn患wú无qióng穷cause endless troubles
- yí贻yàn燕zhī之xùn训teach future generations to pursue only comfort
- yí贻xiào笑wàn万shì世to be a laughingstock for all generations
- yí贻xiào笑qiān千gǔ古be a laughingstock for all time
- yí贻xiào笑qiān千qiū秋be a laughingstock for all ages
- yí贻xiào笑hòu后rén人be ridiculed by future generations
- yí贻xiào笑dà大fāng方make a fool of oneself before experts
- yí贻chòu臭wàn万nián年leave a bad name for all ages
- yí贻fàn范gǔ古jīn今set an example for all ages
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What does 贻诮多方 mean?
贻诮多方 (yí qiào duō fāng) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to lay oneself open to much censure”.
How do you pronounce 贻诮多方?
贻诮多方 is pronounced yí qiào duō fāng in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 贻诮多方 literally mean?
Literally, 贻诮多方 means “to cause criticism from many sides”. It is used to mean “to lay oneself open to much censure”.
What is the Chinese definition of 贻诮多方?
贻：赠送；诮：责备，讥讽。在很多方面给人以责备的机会