趾踵相接 — “Toes touch heels”
趾踵相接 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “describes a very crowded place or situation where people are standing extremely close to each other, with their toes almost touching the heels of those in front”. Literally, “toes touch heels”.
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What does 趾踵相接 mean?
趾踵相接 (zhǐ zhǒng xiāng jiē) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “describes a very crowded place or situation where people are standing extremely close to each other, with their toes almost touching the heels of those in front”.
How do you pronounce 趾踵相接?
趾踵相接 is pronounced zhǐ zhǒng xiāng jiē in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 趾踵相接 literally mean?
Literally, 趾踵相接 means “toes touch heels”. It is used to mean “describes a very crowded place or situation where people are standing extremely close to each other, with their toes almost touching the heels of those in front”.
What is the Chinese definition of 趾踵相接?
形容人数之多。亦作“趾踵相错”。