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Open the tool →骈肩叠迹 (pián jiān dié jì) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “describes a scene where people are so numerous and close together that their shoulders press against each other and their footprints overlap, indicating extreme crowding”.
骈肩叠迹 is pronounced pián jiān dié jì in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 骈肩叠迹 means “Shoulders pressed, footprints overlapping”. It is used to mean “describes a scene where people are so numerous and close together that their shoulders press against each other and their footprints overlap, indicating extreme crowding”.
形容人多拥挤。同“骈肩累迹”。