付之丙丁 — “To commit to the flames”
付之丙丁 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to commit to the flames”. To burn something to ashes. Literally, “consign to fire”.
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付之丙丁 Pronunciation and Pinyin
- 付fù
- 之zhī
- 丙bǐng
- 丁dīng
付之丙丁 Character Breakdown
Example Sentence with 付之丙丁
那些没用的旧文件最终都被付之丙丁了
All those useless old documents were eventually committed to the flames.
Idioms Related to 付之丙丁
More idioms starting with 付
- fù付yǔ与dōng东liú流all efforts wasted
- fù付dōng东liú流all efforts wasted
- fù付zhī之yī一tàn叹sigh with resignation
- fù付zhī之yī一shěn哂dismiss with a smile
- fù付zhī之yī一xiào笑laugh it off
- fù付zhī之dōng东liú流all efforts wasted
- fù付zhī之dù度wài外disregard personal safety or interests
- fù付zhī之lí梨zǎo枣commit to print
- fù付zhī之liú流shuǐ水all efforts wasted
- fù付zhī之shì逝shuǐ水all efforts wasted
- fù付zhū诸yī一jù炬commit to the flames
Questions about 付之丙丁
- What does 付之丙丁 mean?
- 付之丙丁 (fù zhī bǐng dīng) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to commit to the flames”.
- How do you pronounce 付之丙丁?
- 付之丙丁 is pronounced fù zhī bǐng dīng in Mandarin Chinese.
- What does 付之丙丁 literally mean?
- Literally, 付之丙丁 means “consign to fire”. It is used to mean “to commit to the flames”.
- What is the Chinese definition of 付之丙丁?
- 指用火烧掉。