晏安酖毒 — “Peaceful ease, poisoned wine”
晏安酖毒 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “Indulging in excessive comfort and pleasure is like drinking poisoned wine, leading to self-destruction. It warns against complacency and seeking only ease”. Literally, “Peaceful ease, poisoned wine”.
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What does 晏安酖毒 mean?
晏安酖毒 (yàn ān dān dú) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “Indulging in excessive comfort and pleasure is like drinking poisoned wine, leading to self-destruction. It warns against complacency and seeking only ease”.
How do you pronounce 晏安酖毒?
晏安酖毒 is pronounced yàn ān dān dú in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 晏安酖毒 literally mean?
Literally, 晏安酖毒 means “Peaceful ease, poisoned wine”. It is used to mean “Indulging in excessive comfort and pleasure is like drinking poisoned wine, leading to self-destruction. It warns against complacency and seeking only ease”.
What is the Chinese definition of 晏安酖毒?
指贪图安逸享乐等于饮毒酒自杀。同“宴安鸩毒”。