踵接肩摩 — “Shoulders rubbing and heels treading on each other”
踵接肩摩 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “Shoulders rubbing and heels treading on each other”. Describes a large, dense, and bustling crowd where people are so numerous and close together that they are constantly touching. Literally, “Heels connecting, shoulders rubbing”.
踵接肩摩 Pronunciation and Pinyin
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What does 踵接肩摩 mean?
踵接肩摩 (zhǒng jiē jiān mó) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “Shoulders rubbing and heels treading on each other”.
How do you pronounce 踵接肩摩?
踵接肩摩 is pronounced zhǒng jiē jiān mó in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 踵接肩摩 literally mean?
Literally, 踵接肩摩 means “Heels connecting, shoulders rubbing”. It is used to mean “Shoulders rubbing and heels treading on each other”.
What is the Chinese definition of 踵接肩摩?
摩肩接踵。肩挨肩，脚碰脚。形容人多，拥挤不堪。