封官许原 — “To offer official positions, titles, or rewards as incentives”
封官许原 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to offer official positions, titles, or rewards as incentives”. To promise fame, status, or benefits to persuade someone to serve one's own interests. Literally, “Grant official positions and promise rewards”.
封官许原 Pronunciation and Pinyin
封官许原 Character Breakdown
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- fēng封hóu侯wàn万lǐ里aspire to great achievements and high honors
- fēng封dāo刀guà挂jiàn剑retire from competition
- fēng封qī妻yìn荫zǐ子wife honored, sons inherit office
- fēng封guān官xǔ许yuàn愿promise official posts and benefits
- fēng封jǐ己shǒu守cán残stick to old ways
- fēng封jiāng疆dà大lì吏High-ranking provincial or regional official
- fēng封hú胡jié羯mò末distinguished talented brothers or nephews
- fēng封hú胡è遏mò末brilliant youngsters
- fēng封shǐ豕cháng长shé蛇greedy, tyrannical oppressors
- fēng封xī豨xiū修shé蛇Ruthless and tyrannical oppressors
- fēng封jīn金guà挂yìn印refuse rewards and resign from office
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What does 封官许原 mean?
封官许原 (fēng guān xǔ yuán) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to offer official positions, titles, or rewards as incentives”.
How do you pronounce 封官许原?
封官许原 is pronounced fēng guān xǔ yuán in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 封官许原 literally mean?
Literally, 封官许原 means “Grant official positions and promise rewards”. It is used to mean “to offer official positions, titles, or rewards as incentives”.
What is the Chinese definition of 封官许原?
封赏官职和许诺报酬。现多指为了使他人为己所用而答应给以名利地位。