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Open the tool →肩摩毂接 (jiān mó gǔ jiē) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “describes a scene bustling with people and vehicles”.
肩摩毂接 is pronounced jiān mó gǔ jiē in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 肩摩毂接 means “shoulders rubbing, wheel hubs connecting”. It is used to mean “describes a scene bustling with people and vehicles”.
肩相摩,毂相接。本形容行人车辆拥挤,后亦借指人才辈出,络绎不绝。