敷衍门面 — “To go through the motions”
敷衍门面 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to go through the motions”. To do something perfunctorily; to keep up appearances without genuine effort. Literally, “perfunctory façade”.
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敷衍门面 Pronunciation and Pinyin
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这份报告只是敷衍门面，并没有提出任何实质性的解决方案。
This report was merely a perfunctory façade, offering no substantial solutions.
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What does 敷衍门面 mean?
敷衍门面 (fū yǎn mén mian) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to go through the motions”.
How do you pronounce 敷衍门面?
敷衍门面 is pronounced fū yǎn mén mian in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 敷衍门面 literally mean?
Literally, 敷衍门面 means “perfunctory façade”. It is used to mean “to go through the motions”.
What is the Chinese definition of 敷衍门面?
敷衍：将就应付。只做表面的应付，而不认真解决实际问题