下逐客令 — “To ask an unwelcome guest or visitor to leave”
下逐客令 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to ask an unwelcome guest or visitor to leave”. To show someone the door. Literally, “issue an order to expel guests”.
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下逐客令 Pronunciation and Pinyin
下逐客令 Character Breakdown
Stroke OrderExample Sentence with 下逐客令
那位顾客在店里大声喧哗，店长只好下逐客令，请他离开。
The customer was being very noisy in the store, so the manager had no choice but to show him the door.
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- xià下bù不wéi为lì例not to be repeated
- xià下bu不liǎo了tái台unable to extricate oneself from an embarrassing situation
- xià下bù不lái来tái台unable to save face in public
- xià下lín临wú无dì地bottomless drop from a great height
- xià下lín临wú无jì际looking down upon a boundless depth
- xià下qiáo乔rù入yōu幽descend from good to bad
- xià下qiáo乔mù木rù入yōu幽gǔ谷descend from good to bad situation
- xià下qiáo乔qiān迁gǔ谷decline from prosperity to adversity
- xià下jǐng井tóu投shí石harm someone already in trouble
- xià下huí回fēn分jiě解To be continued
- xià下bǎn坂zǒu走wán丸roll effortlessly down a slope
- xià下sāi塞shàng上lóng聋blocked below, deaf above
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What does 下逐客令 mean?
下逐客令 (xià zhú kè lìng) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to ask an unwelcome guest or visitor to leave”.
How do you pronounce 下逐客令?
下逐客令 is pronounced xià zhú kè lìng in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 下逐客令 literally mean?
Literally, 下逐客令 means “issue an order to expel guests”. It is used to mean “to ask an unwelcome guest or visitor to leave”.
What is the Chinese definition of 下逐客令?
秦始皇曾下过逐客令，要驱逐从各国来的客卿。泛指主人赶走不受欢迎的客人。