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Open the tool →分金掰两 (fēn jīn bāi liǎng) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to be overly meticulous or scrupulous about small amounts, often implying stinginess or petty calculation; to haggle over every penny”.
分金掰两 is pronounced fēn jīn bāi liǎng in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 分金掰两 means “Divide gold, break off ounces”. It is used to mean “to be overly meticulous or scrupulous about small amounts, often implying stinginess or petty calculation; to haggle over every penny”.
比喻过分计较。同“分斤掰两”。