挨肩叠背 — “Packed shoulder to shoulder and back to back”
挨肩叠背 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “Packed shoulder to shoulder and back to back”. Describing a dense crowd of people. Literally, “shoulders touching, backs overlapping”.
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挨肩叠背 Pronunciation and Pinyin
挨肩叠背 Character Breakdown
Stroke OrderExample Sentence with 挨肩叠背
音乐会结束后，观众们挨肩叠背地离开了体育馆。
After the concert, the audience left the stadium, packed shoulder to shoulder.
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Antonyms of 挨肩叠背
More idioms starting with 挨
- āi挨sān三dǐng顶wǔ五a continuous stream of people
- āi挨dòng冻shòu受jī饥suffer from cold and hunger
- ái挨dòng冻shòu受è饿suffer from cold and hunger
- āi挨jiā家àn按hù户from house to house
- āi挨jiā家āi挨hù户from house to house
- āi挨shān山sè塞hǎi海jam-packed with people
- ái挨dǎ打shòu受qì气suffer physical abuse and verbal humiliation
- ái挨dǎ打shòu受mà骂to suffer physical and and verbal abuse
- āi挨jiān肩bìng并zú足packed shoulder to shoulder and foot to foot
- āi挨jiān肩dā搭bèi背extremely intimate and affectionate
- āi挨jiān肩cā擦liǎn脸behave intimately or indecorously
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What does 挨肩叠背 mean?
挨肩叠背 (āi jiān dié bèi) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “Packed shoulder to shoulder and back to back”.
How do you pronounce 挨肩叠背?
挨肩叠背 is pronounced āi jiān dié bèi in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 挨肩叠背 literally mean?
Literally, 挨肩叠背 means “shoulders touching, backs overlapping”. It is used to mean “Packed shoulder to shoulder and back to back”.
What is the Chinese definition of 挨肩叠背?
形容人群拥挤。