踵武相接 — “To follow one after another in continuous succession”
踵武相接 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to follow one after another in continuous succession”. A continuous stream of people or things. Literally, “Heels follow in succession”.
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踵武相接 Pronunciation and Pinyin
踵武相接 Character Breakdown
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每逢假期，热门旅游景点总是游客如织，人们踵武相接，兴致勃勃地欣赏美景。
During holidays, popular tourist attractions are always crowded with visitors, who arrive in continuous streams, eagerly enjoying the beautiful scenery.
Idioms Related to 踵武相接
More idioms starting with 踵
- zhǒng踵shì事zēng增huá华build on past achievements, enhance them
- zhǒng踵jué决zhǒu肘jiàn见in rags, extremely poor
- zhǒng踵jiē接jiān肩mó摩a large, dense, and bustling crowd
- zhǒng踵wǔ武qián前xián贤Emulate former sages
- zhǒng踵zú足xiāng相jiē接one after another in a continuous stream
- zhǒng踵zhǐ趾xiāng相jiē接an endless stream of people
- zhǒng踵jì迹xiāng相jiē接a continuous stream of people
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What does 踵武相接 mean?
踵武相接 (zhǒng wǔ xiāng jiē) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to follow one after another in continuous succession”.
How do you pronounce 踵武相接?
踵武相接 is pronounced zhǒng wǔ xiāng jiē in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 踵武相接 literally mean?
Literally, 踵武相接 means “Heels follow in succession”. It is used to mean “to follow one after another in continuous succession”.
What is the Chinese definition of 踵武相接?
谓脚迹相连。形容人数众多，接连不断。同“踵趾相接”。