批郤导窾 — “To hit the nail on the head”
批郤导窾 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to hit the nail on the head”. To get to the root of a problem and solve it with ease and skill, often by addressing a critical point. Literally, “To cut through gaps and guide through hollows”.
批郤导窾 Pronunciation and Pinyin
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- pī批kàng亢dǎo捣xū虚attack enemy's weak points
- pī批háng吭dǎo捣xū虚strike vital points and exploit weaknesses
- pī批máo毛qiú求cī疵nitpick and find fault
- pī批huā砉dǎo导kuǎn窾skillfully solve a complex problem
- pī批hóng红pàn判bái白graft and transplant flowers
- pī批nì逆lín鳞challenge a powerful person and risk their wrath
- pī批nì逆lóng龙lín鳞provoke a powerful person's wrath
- pī批fēng风mò抹yuè月compose poetry about nature
- pī批lín鳞qǐng请jiàn剑Denounce powerful wrongdoers, demand justice
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What does 批郤导窾 mean?
批郤导窾 (pī xì dǎo kuǎn) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to hit the nail on the head”.
How do you pronounce 批郤导窾?
批郤导窾 is pronounced pī xì dǎo kuǎn in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 批郤导窾 literally mean?
Literally, 批郤导窾 means “to cut through gaps and guide through hollows”. It is used to mean “to hit the nail on the head”.
What is the Chinese definition of 批郤导窾?
批：击；郤：空隙；窾：骨节空处。从骨头接合处批开，无骨处则就势分解。比喻善于从关键处入手，顺利解决问题。