折券弃债 — “Tear up notes, abandon debt”
折券弃债 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to cancel bonds or promissory notes and give up the right to claim repayment; to forgive a debt”. Literally, “Tear up notes, abandon debt”.
折券弃债 Pronunciation and Pinyin
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What does 折券弃债 mean?
折券弃债 (zhé quàn qì zhài) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to cancel bonds or promissory notes and give up the right to claim repayment; to forgive a debt”.
How do you pronounce 折券弃债?
折券弃债 is pronounced zhé quàn qì zhài in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 折券弃债 literally mean?
Literally, 折券弃债 means “Tear up notes, abandon debt”. It is used to mean “to cancel bonds or promissory notes and give up the right to claim repayment; to forgive a debt”.
What is the Chinese definition of 折券弃债?
券：泛指票据、凭证。指销毁债券，不再索偿