







车填马隘 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “the gateway and roads are jammed with carriages and horses, indicating a multitude of guests or a bustling crowd; describes a very lively scene with many visitors”. Literally, “Carriages fill, horses jam the narrow pass”.

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Open the tool →车填马隘 (chē tián mǎ ài) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “the gateway and roads are jammed with carriages and horses, indicating a multitude of guests or a bustling crowd; describes a very lively scene with many visitors”.
车填马隘 is pronounced chē tián mǎ ài in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 车填马隘 means “Carriages fill, horses jam the narrow pass”. It is used to mean “the gateway and roads are jammed with carriages and horses, indicating a multitude of guests or a bustling crowd; describes a very lively scene with many visitors”.
指车马填塞门庭道路。形容宾客众多。