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Open the tool →面红脖子粗 (miàn hóng bó zi cū) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to be flushed in the face and have one's neck swell”.
面红脖子粗 is pronounced miàn hóng bó zi cū in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 面红脖子粗 means “red face and thick neck”. It is used to mean “to be flushed in the face and have one's neck swell”.
脸红脖子变粗。形容因激动、窘迫、发怒或羞渐而脸色涨红的样子