攀藤附葛 — “To make one's way through extremely difficult terrain or circumstances”
攀藤附葛 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to make one's way through extremely difficult terrain or circumstances”. Metaphorically speaking of enduring great hardships or overcoming numerous obstacles to achieve a goal. Literally, “climb vines and cling to creepers”.
攀藤附葛 Pronunciation and Pinyin
攀藤附葛 Character Breakdown
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What does 攀藤附葛 mean?
攀藤附葛 (pān téng fù gě) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to make one's way through extremely difficult terrain or circumstances”.
How do you pronounce 攀藤附葛?
攀藤附葛 is pronounced pān téng fù gě in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 攀藤附葛 literally mean?
Literally, 攀藤附葛 means “climb vines and cling to creepers”. It is used to mean “to make one's way through extremely difficult terrain or circumstances”.
What is the Chinese definition of 攀藤附葛?
攀附着藤葛前进。极言道路艰难。