







卑躬屈节 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to stoop to flattery and servility”. To abase oneself and compromise one's dignity; to fawn upon others. Literally, “To bow the body and bend one's principles”.

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Open the tool →卑躬屈节 (bēi gōng qū jié) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to stoop to flattery and servility”.
卑躬屈节 is pronounced bēi gōng qū jié in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 卑躬屈节 means “to bow the body and bend one's principles”. It is used to mean “to stoop to flattery and servility”.
卑躬:低头弯腰;屈节:屈辱节操。形容没有骨气,低声下气地讨好奉承。