科头箕裾 — “To be bare-headed and sit with legs spread apart”
科头箕裾 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to be bare-headed and sit with legs spread apart”. Indicating a relaxed, informal, and unconventional attitude, often showing a disregard for formal etiquette or social norms. Literally, “Bare-headed and sitting with legs spread apart”.
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What does 科头箕裾 mean?
科头箕裾 (kē tóu jī jū) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to be bare-headed and sit with legs spread apart”.
How do you pronounce 科头箕裾?
科头箕裾 is pronounced kē tóu jī jū in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 科头箕裾 literally mean?
Literally, 科头箕裾 means “Bare-headed and sitting with legs spread apart”. It is used to mean “to be bare-headed and sit with legs spread apart”.
What is the Chinese definition of 科头箕裾?
科头：不戴帽子；裾：通“倨”，傲慢；箕裾：两腿分开而坐。不戴帽子，席地而坐。形容不拘礼法