







棋布错峙 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “describes objects or structures arranged in a scattered yet intricately interwoven and often confronting manner, similar to chess pieces on a board”. Literally, “Scattered like chess pieces, confronting each other”.

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Open the tool →棋布错峙 (qí bù cuò zhì) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “describes objects or structures arranged in a scattered yet intricately interwoven and often confronting manner, similar to chess pieces on a board”.
棋布错峙 is pronounced qí bù cuò zhì in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 棋布错峙 means “Scattered like chess pieces, confronting each other”. It is used to mean “describes objects or structures arranged in a scattered yet intricately interwoven and often confronting manner, similar to chess pieces on a board”.
指如对弈双方所着棋子般交错对峙。