







正冠纳履 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to avoid arousing suspicion”. To steer clear of circumstances that might lead to misinterpretation or false accusations. Literally, “adjust one's cap and put on one's shoes”.

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Open the tool →正冠纳履 (zhèng guàn nà lǚ) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to avoid arousing suspicion”.
正冠纳履 is pronounced zhèng guàn nà lǚ in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 正冠纳履 means “adjust one's cap and put on one's shoes”. It is used to mean “to avoid arousing suspicion”.
端正帽子,穿好鞋子。古时讲李树下不要弄帽子,瓜田里不要弄鞋子,以避免有偷李摸瓜的嫌疑。亦作“正冠李下”。