腋肘之患 — “Trouble at one's armpit and elbow”
腋肘之患 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “a hidden danger or trouble arising from one's immediate vicinity or among one's close associates; an internal threat”. Literally, “Trouble at one's armpit and elbow”.
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What does 腋肘之患 mean?
腋肘之患 (yè zhǒu zhī huàn) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “a hidden danger or trouble arising from one's immediate vicinity or among one's close associates; an internal threat”.
How do you pronounce 腋肘之患?
腋肘之患 is pronounced yè zhǒu zhī huàn in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 腋肘之患 literally mean?
Literally, 腋肘之患 means “Trouble at one's armpit and elbow”. It is used to mean “a hidden danger or trouble arising from one's immediate vicinity or among one's close associates; an internal threat”.
What is the Chinese definition of 腋肘之患?
形容产生于身旁的祸患