







贵不召骄 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “Even if a person of high status or wealth does not wish to become arrogant, pride and haughtiness can still unconsciously develop”. Literally, “High status does not invite arrogance”.

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Open the tool →贵不召骄 (guì bù zhào jiāo) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “Even if a person of high status or wealth does not wish to become arrogant, pride and haughtiness can still unconsciously develop”.
贵不召骄 is pronounced guì bù zhào jiāo in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 贵不召骄 means “High status does not invite arrogance”. It is used to mean “Even if a person of high status or wealth does not wish to become arrogant, pride and haughtiness can still unconsciously develop”.
指显贵的人尽管不希望自己染上骄恣专横的习气,但它仍然在不知不觉中滋长起来了。