聋者之歌 — “Song of a deaf person”
聋者之歌 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to imitate others' actions or words without truly understanding their underlying meaning, purpose, or essence; to follow a trend blindly without comprehension”. Literally, “Song of a deaf person”.
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What does 聋者之歌 mean?
聋者之歌 (lóng zhě zhī gē) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to imitate others' actions or words without truly understanding their underlying meaning, purpose, or essence; to follow a trend blindly without comprehension”.
How do you pronounce 聋者之歌?
聋者之歌 is pronounced lóng zhě zhī gē in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 聋者之歌 literally mean?
Literally, 聋者之歌 means “Song of a deaf person”. It is used to mean “to imitate others' actions or words without truly understanding their underlying meaning, purpose, or essence; to follow a trend blindly without comprehension”.
What is the Chinese definition of 聋者之歌?
聋者学人唱歌，却听不到歌声，无以自乐。形容模仿别人的行为，实际上並不了解其中真义。