蜩螗羹沸 — “To describe a scene of great noise and commotion”
蜩螗羹沸 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to describe a scene of great noise and commotion”. Often implying disorder or confusion, like cicadas chirping loudly and soup boiling over. Literally, “cicadas buzzing and soup boiling”.
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蜩螗羹沸 Pronunciation and Pinyin
- 蜩tiáo
- 螗táng
- 羹gēng
- 沸fèi
蜩螗羹沸 Character Breakdown
Example Sentence with 蜩螗羹沸
集市上人声鼎沸，一片蜩螗羹沸的景象，人们忙着挑选商品。
The marketplace was bustling with noise, a scene of great clamor and commotion as people busily selected goods.
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Questions about 蜩螗羹沸
- What does 蜩螗羹沸 mean?
- 蜩螗羹沸 (tiáo táng gēng fèi) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to describe a scene of great noise and commotion”.
- How do you pronounce 蜩螗羹沸?
- 蜩螗羹沸 is pronounced tiáo táng gēng fèi in Mandarin Chinese.
- What does 蜩螗羹沸 literally mean?
- Literally, 蜩螗羹沸 means “cicadas buzzing and soup boiling”. It is used to mean “to describe a scene of great noise and commotion”.
- What is the Chinese definition of 蜩螗羹沸?
- 蜩螗：蝉；沸：沸腾。形容声音嘈杂喧闹，好像蝉噪、水滚、羹沸一样。比喻纷扰不宁