肩劳任怨 — “Shoulder toil and bear blame”
肩劳任怨 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to bear the burden of hard work and endure criticism or complaints without resentment; to be willing to work hard and accept blame”. Literally, “Shoulder toil and bear blame”.
肩劳任怨 Pronunciation and Pinyin
肩劳任怨 Character Breakdown
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- jiān肩mó摩zhǒng踵jiē接shoulders rubbing, heels touching
- jiān肩bèi背xiāng相wàng望appearing one after another in succession
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What does 肩劳任怨 mean?
肩劳任怨 (jiān láo rèn yuàn) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to bear the burden of hard work and endure criticism or complaints without resentment; to be willing to work hard and accept blame”.
How do you pronounce 肩劳任怨?
肩劳任怨 is pronounced jiān láo rèn yuàn in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 肩劳任怨 literally mean?
Literally, 肩劳任怨 means “Shoulder toil and bear blame”. It is used to mean “to bear the burden of hard work and endure criticism or complaints without resentment; to be willing to work hard and accept blame”.
What is the Chinese definition of 肩劳任怨?
犹任劳任怨。不怕吃苦，也不怕招怨。