齿牙馀惠 — “To speak favorably of someone”

齿牙馀惠 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to speak favorably of someone”. To put in a good word for someone.

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齿牙馀惠 Pronunciation and Pinyin

Character	Pinyin	Strokes	Meaning
齿	chǐ	8	teeth, cogs, age, disdain
牙	yá	4	tooth tusk broker
馀	yú	10	remaining, surplus, after
惠	huì	12	bestow favor or benefit

他乐于助人，总是能在关键时刻替朋友说些齿牙馀惠。

He is always ready to help, and at critical moments, he always puts in a good word for his friends.

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What does 齿牙馀惠 mean?

齿牙馀惠 (chǐ yá yú huì) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to speak favorably of someone”.

How do you pronounce 齿牙馀惠?

齿牙馀惠 is pronounced chǐ yá yú huì in Mandarin Chinese.

What is the Chinese definition of 齿牙馀惠?

指帮人说好话。