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Open the tool →阿世盗名 (ē shì dào míng) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to flatter the public or cater to popular tastes in order to gain a reputation or fame; to curry favor and steal a good name”.
阿世盗名 is pronounced ē shì dào míng in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 阿世盗名 means “Pander to the world and steal fame”. It is used to mean “to flatter the public or cater to popular tastes in order to gain a reputation or fame; to curry favor and steal a good name”.
阿世:曲意博取世人的欢心。用博取世人的欢心的方法来窃取名誉。