涕泗滂沱 — “Tears and snot streaming copiously”
涕泗滂沱 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to weep bitterly with tears and snot flowing profusely, like a torrential downpour; to cry one's eyes out”. Literally, “Tears and snot streaming copiously”.
涕泗滂沱 Pronunciation and Pinyin
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- tì涕sì泗jiāo交xià下to shed copious tears and snivel
- tì涕sì泗jiāo交liú流tears and snot streaming down
- tì涕sì泗jiāo交yí颐tears and snot stream down face
- tì涕sì泗liú流lián涟weep bitterly with tears and snot
- tì涕sì泗pāng滂tuó沲shed copious tears
- tì涕sì泗zòng纵héng横weeping profusely with tears and snot
- tì涕lèi泪jiāo交xià下tears and snot flowing down
- tì涕lèi泪jiāo交jiā加in floods of tears and snivel
- tì涕lèi泪jiāo交chuí垂tears and snot streaming down
- tì涕lèi泪jiāo交liú流tears and snot flowing freely
- tì涕lèi泪jiāo交jí集to be in floods of tears
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What does 涕泗滂沱 mean?
涕泗滂沱 (tì sì pāng tuó) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to weep bitterly with tears and snot flowing profusely, like a torrential downpour; to cry one's eyes out”.
How do you pronounce 涕泗滂沱?
涕泗滂沱 is pronounced tì sì pāng tuó in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 涕泗滂沱 literally mean?
Literally, 涕泗滂沱 means “Tears and snot streaming copiously”. It is used to mean “to weep bitterly with tears and snot flowing profusely, like a torrential downpour; to cry one's eyes out”.
What is the Chinese definition of 涕泗滂沱?
滂沱：雨下得很大。雨下得很大的样子。形容哭得很厉害，眼泪鼻涕象下雨一样。