函电交驰 — “Frequent exchange of letters and telegrams”
函电交驰 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “Frequent exchange of letters and telegrams”. A flurry of correspondence and communications. Literally, “Letters and telegrams galloping back and forth”.
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What does 函电交驰 mean?
函电交驰 (hán diàn jiāo chí) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “Frequent exchange of letters and telegrams”.
How do you pronounce 函电交驰?
函电交驰 is pronounced hán diàn jiāo chí in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 函电交驰 literally mean?
Literally, 函电交驰 means “Letters and telegrams galloping back and forth”. It is used to mean “Frequent exchange of letters and telegrams”.
What is the Chinese definition of 函电交驰?
函：信件；电：电报。指来往信件情报频繁