手胼足胝 — “Callused hands and feet”
手胼足胝 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to have calluses on one's hands and feet from continuous, strenuous labor; to work extremely hard and diligently”. Literally, “Callused hands and feet”.
手胼足胝 Pronunciation and Pinyin
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- shǒu手bù不yīng应xīn心willing but unable
- shǒu手bù不chuò辍juǎn卷always studying diligently
- shǒu手bù不shì释shū书always reading diligently
- shǒu手bù不shì释juàn卷always reading
- shǒu手dào到niān拈lái来easily done
- shǒu手dào到ná拿lái来easily accomplished or obtained
- shǒu手dào到qín擒lái来achieve success effortlessly
- shǒu手dào到bìng病chú除cure instantly with great skill
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What does 手胼足胝 mean?
手胼足胝 (shǒu pián zú zhī) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to have calluses on one's hands and feet from continuous, strenuous labor; to work extremely hard and diligently”.
How do you pronounce 手胼足胝?
手胼足胝 is pronounced shǒu pián zú zhī in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 手胼足胝 literally mean?
Literally, 手胼足胝 means “Callused hands and feet”. It is used to mean “to have calluses on one's hands and feet from continuous, strenuous labor; to work extremely hard and diligently”.
What is the Chinese definition of 手胼足胝?
胼、胝：手掌、足底的老茧。手掌足底生满老茧。形容经常地辛勤劳动。