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割地求和 — “Cede land for peace”

割地求和 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to appease an aggressor or end a conflict by sacrificing a significant asset, typically territory or resources, in exchange for peace or a temporary truce. It implies making substantial concessions under duress”. Literally, “Cede land for peace”.

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割地求和 Pronunciation and Pinyin

割地求和 Character Breakdown

Stroke Order
CharacterPinyinStrokesMeaning
割
gē12cut off or sever
地
dì6earth, ground, land, place
求
qiú7seek, beg, demand
和
hé8and, with, harmony, peace

Example Sentence with 割地求和

在一次激烈的商业谈判中,为了避免更严重的损失,甲方不得不做出重大让步,犹如割地求和一般。
In an intense business negotiation, to avoid more severe losses, Party A had to make significant concessions, much like ceding ground for peace.

Idioms Related to 割地求和

Synonyms of 割地求和

  • gē割dì地chēng称chén臣cede land and become a vassal

More idioms starting with 割

  • gē割xí席fēn分zuò坐Sever ties with a friend
  • gē割xí席duàn断jiāo交sever ties with a friend
  • gē割ēn恩duàn断yì义renounce benefactor and betray trust
  • gē割jù据yī一fāng方dominate a region independently
  • gē割ròu肉bǔ补chuāng疮Desperate short-sighted measure creating worse problems
  • gē割ròu肉sì饲hǔ虎make futile sacrifices to insatiable greed
  • gē割dù肚qiān牵cháng肠deeply worried or anxious
  • gē割gǔ股zhī之xīn心Utmost dedication and self-sacrifice
  • gē割gǔ股liǎo疗qīn亲cut own flesh to heal parent
  • gē割bì臂zhī之méng盟secret lovers' blood oath
  • gē割bì臂méng盟gōng公make a solemn pledge or secret engagement

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What does 割地求和 mean?

割地求和 (gē dì qiú hé) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to appease an aggressor or end a conflict by sacrificing a significant asset, typically territory or resources, in exchange for peace or a temporary truce. It implies making substantial concessions under duress”.

How do you pronounce 割地求和?

割地求和 is pronounced gē dì qiú hé in Mandarin Chinese.

What does 割地求和 literally mean?

Literally, 割地求和 means “Cede land for peace”. It is used to mean “to appease an aggressor or end a conflict by sacrificing a significant asset, typically territory or resources, in exchange for peace or a temporary truce. It implies making substantial concessions under duress”.

What is the Chinese definition of 割地求和?

割让土地,求得和平。

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