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Open the tool →狗颠屁股 (gǒu diān pì gu) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to fawn over someone”.
狗颠屁股 is pronounced gǒu diān pì gu in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 狗颠屁股 means “dog wagging its butt”. It is used to mean “to fawn over someone”.
狗在主人面前摇尾乞怜。形容对人逢迎献媚的丑态。