







买上嘱下 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to bribe one's superiors and solicit favors from subordinates”. Literally, “Bribe upwards, solicit downwards”.

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Open the tool →买上嘱下 (mǎi shàng zhǔ xià) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to bribe one's superiors and solicit favors from subordinates”.
买上嘱下 is pronounced mǎi shàng zhǔ xià in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 买上嘱下 means “Bribe upwards, solicit downwards”. It is used to mean “to bribe one's superiors and solicit favors from subordinates”.
贿赂上司,央告下人。同“买上告下”。