逐客令 — “An order to expel an unwelcome guest”
逐客令 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “an order to expel an unwelcome guest”. An ultimatum to leave.
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逐客令 Pronunciation and Pinyin
逐客令 Character Breakdown
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由于他在聚会上行为不当，主人不得不对他下了逐客令
Due to his inappropriate behavior at the gathering, the host had no choice but to issue an order for him to leave.
Idioms Related to 逐客令
Synonyms of 逐客令
More idioms starting with 逐
- zhú逐tù兔xiān先dé得First come, first served
- zhú逐lì利zhēng争míng名strive for fame and gain
- zhú逐jù句zhú逐zì字sentence by sentence, word by word
- zhú逐míng名qū趋shì势pursue fame and power
- zhú逐zì字zhú逐jù句word by word, sentence by sentence
- zhú逐dàng宕shī失fǎn返Drift away and forget to return
- zhú逐yǐng影fèi吠shēng声echo what others say
- zhú逐yǐng影xún寻shēng声meticulously search for flaws
- zhú逐yǐng影suí随bō波drift along with the current
- zhú逐xīn新qū趋yì异pursue novelty and uniqueness
- zhú逐xīn新qù趣yì异pursue novelty and seek unusual things
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What does 逐客令 mean?
逐客令 (zhú kè lìng) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “an order to expel an unwelcome guest”.
How do you pronounce 逐客令?
逐客令 is pronounced zhú kè lìng in Mandarin Chinese.
What is the Chinese definition of 逐客令?
秦始皇曾下令驱逐从各国来的客卿。后指主人赶走不受欢迎的客人为下逐客令。