献酬交错 — “Toasts are exchanged freely and frequently”
献酬交错 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “Toasts are exchanged freely and frequently”. Hosts and guests drink heartily and joyfully. It describes a lively scene of feasting and merrymaking. Literally, “Toasts offered and returned intermingled”.
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What does 献酬交错 mean?
献酬交错 (xiàn chóu jiāo cuò) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “Toasts are exchanged freely and frequently”.
How do you pronounce 献酬交错?
献酬交错 is pronounced xiàn chóu jiāo cuò in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 献酬交错 literally mean?
Literally, 献酬交错 means “Toasts offered and returned intermingled”. It is used to mean “Toasts are exchanged freely and frequently”.
What is the Chinese definition of 献酬交错?
献：敬酒；酬：劝酒。主客敬酒交互错杂。形容欢聚畅饮的情景