播糠眯目 — “To sow chaff to blind someone”
播糠眯目 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to sow chaff to blind someone”. To describe how a seemingly small and insignificant thing can cause great trouble, harm, or obstruction, often by diverting attention or causing confusion. Literally, “Sow chaff to blind eyes”.
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What does 播糠眯目 mean?
播糠眯目 (bō kāng mǐ mù) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to sow chaff to blind someone”.
How do you pronounce 播糠眯目?
播糠眯目 is pronounced bō kāng mǐ mù in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 播糠眯目 literally mean?
Literally, 播糠眯目 means “Sow chaff to blind eyes”. It is used to mean “to sow chaff to blind someone”.
What is the Chinese definition of 播糠眯目?
撒播糠秕眯住别人的眼睛。比喻外物虽小，但造成的危害却很大。