埋天怨地 — “To complain about everything and everyone”
埋天怨地 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to complain about everything and everyone”. To grumble incessantly about one's circumstances. Literally, “Blame Heaven and Earth”.
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埋天怨地 Pronunciation and Pinyin
埋天怨地 Character Breakdown
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他一遇到困难就埋天怨地，从不主动寻找解决办法。
He complains about everything whenever he encounters difficulties, never actively looking for solutions.
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Synonyms of 埋天怨地
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- mán埋sān三yuàn怨sì四constantly complain about everything
- mái埋míng名yǐn隐xìng姓to hide one's identity
- mái埋shēng声huì晦jì迹go into hiding and disappear
- mái埋tóu头kǔ苦gàn干bury oneself in hard work
- mái埋tóu头gù顾yǐng影pretentiously observing others' reactions
- mái埋mò没rén人cái才neglect or stifle talent
- mái埋lún轮pò破zhù柱Unyielding and incorruptible for justice
- mái埋guō锅zào造fàn饭Set up camp and cook a meal
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Open the tool →Questions about 埋天怨地
What does 埋天怨地 mean?
埋天怨地 (mán tiān yuàn dì) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to complain about everything and everyone”.
How do you pronounce 埋天怨地?
埋天怨地 is pronounced mán tiān yuàn dì in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 埋天怨地 literally mean?
Literally, 埋天怨地 means “Blame Heaven and Earth”. It is used to mean “to complain about everything and everyone”.
What is the Chinese definition of 埋天怨地?
抱怨天，埋怨地。形容对什么都抱怨。