穿房入户 — “To move freely in and out of a host's private quarters”
穿房入户 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to move freely in and out of a host's private quarters”. To be on very intimate terms with the host, implying a trusted and close relationship. Literally, “pass through rooms and enter households”.
穿房入户 Pronunciation and Pinyin
穿房入户 Character Breakdown
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What does 穿房入户 mean?
穿房入户 (chuān fáng rù hù) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to move freely in and out of a host's private quarters”.
How do you pronounce 穿房入户?
穿房入户 is pronounced chuān fáng rù hù in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 穿房入户 literally mean?
Literally, 穿房入户 means “pass through rooms and enter households”. It is used to mean “to move freely in and out of a host's private quarters”.
What is the Chinese definition of 穿房入户?
在人家内室里出出进进。形容和主人的关系极为密切。