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Open the tool →椎埋屠狗 (chuí mái tú gǒu) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “refers to engaging in wicked and violent deeds or occupying a lowly and disreputable profession, traditionally associated with acts like murder and animal slaughter”.
椎埋屠狗 is pronounced chuí mái tú gǒu in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 椎埋屠狗 means “to bludgeon to death and butcher dogs”. It is used to mean “refers to engaging in wicked and violent deeds or occupying a lowly and disreputable profession, traditionally associated with acts like murder and animal slaughter”.
杀人宰狗。指为非作歹和从事低贱的职业。