褎如充耳 — “To smile and turn a deaf ear”
褎如充耳 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to smile and turn a deaf ear”. Appearing placid while intentionally ignoring criticism or unpleasant facts. Literally, “Smiling while plugging one's ears”.
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褎如充耳 Pronunciation and Pinyin
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Example Sentence with 褎如充耳
面对朋友的善意提醒，他却褎如充耳，依然我行我素
Facing his friend's kind reminders, he merely smiled and turned a deaf ear, continuing to do as he pleased.
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What does 褎如充耳 mean?
褎如充耳 (xiù rú chōng ěr) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to smile and turn a deaf ear”.
How do you pronounce 褎如充耳?
褎如充耳 is pronounced xiù rú chōng ěr in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 褎如充耳 literally mean?
Literally, 褎如充耳 means “Smiling while plugging one's ears”. It is used to mean “to smile and turn a deaf ear”.
What is the Chinese definition of 褎如充耳?
褎：常带笑容。面带笑容，塞耳不闻。