散摊子 — “To break up”
散摊子 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to break up”. To disband; to fall apart (of a group, organization, or business). Literally, “scatter the stall”.
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散摊子 Pronunciation and Pinyin
散摊子 Character Breakdown
Stroke OrderExample Sentence with 散摊子
由于团队成员意见不合，这个项目最终只能散摊子了。
Due to disagreements among team members, the project eventually had to fall apart.
Idioms Related to 散摊子
More idioms starting with 散
- sàn散shāng伤chǒu丑hài害cacophony of jarring sounds
- sǎn散bīng兵yóu游yǒng勇disorganized stragglers and independent individuals
- sàn散fā发chōu抽zān簪retire from public service to live reclusively
- sàn散dài带héng衡mén门resign from office and live in seclusion
- sàn散huī灰jiōng扃hù户excessively strict possessive control
- sǎn散yán言suì碎yǔ语idle gossip and meaningless chatter
- sàn散mèn闷xiāo消chóu愁dispel melancholy and relieve sorrow
- sàn散zhèn阵tóu投cháo巢birds scatter and return to nests
- sàn散mǎ马xiū休niú牛cease military operations and return to peace
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Open the tool →Questions about 散摊子
What does 散摊子 mean?
散摊子 (sàn tān zi) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to break up”.
How do you pronounce 散摊子?
散摊子 is pronounced sàn tān zi in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 散摊子 literally mean?
Literally, 散摊子 means “scatter the stall”. It is used to mean “to break up”.
What is the Chinese definition of 散摊子?
散伙，解体。