







三曹对案 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to have all parties involved in a case confront each other for interrogation and cross-examination; to bring the accuser, accused, and witnesses together to face each other”. Literally, “Three parties confront the case”.

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Open the tool →三曹对案 (sān cáo duì àn) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to have all parties involved in a case confront each other for interrogation and cross-examination; to bring the accuser, accused, and witnesses together to face each other”.
三曹对案 is pronounced sān cáo duì àn in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 三曹对案 means “Three parties confront the case”. It is used to mean “to have all parties involved in a case confront each other for interrogation and cross-examination; to bring the accuser, accused, and witnesses together to face each other”.
指审问对质。