踵趾相接 — “A continuous stream of people, one closely following another”
踵趾相接 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “a continuous stream of people, one closely following another”. An endless procession. Literally, “Heels and toes connecting”.
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踵趾相接 Pronunciation and Pinyin
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每年假日期间，前往公园游玩的游客总是踵趾相接
During holidays every year, visitors to the park are always in a continuous stream, one following closely on the heels of another.
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What does 踵趾相接 mean?
踵趾相接 (zhǒng zhǐ xiāng jiē) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “a continuous stream of people, one closely following another”.
How do you pronounce 踵趾相接?
踵趾相接 is pronounced zhǒng zhǐ xiāng jiē in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 踵趾相接 literally mean?
Literally, 踵趾相接 means “Heels and toes connecting”. It is used to mean “a continuous stream of people, one closely following another”.
What is the Chinese definition of 踵趾相接?
谓脚迹相连。形容人数众多，接连不断。