毂交蹄劘 — “Describes a scene of bustling activity and heavy traffic”
毂交蹄劘 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “describes a scene of bustling activity and heavy traffic”. With carriages and horses constantly coming and going. Literally, “wheels crossing, hooves rubbing”.
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毂交蹄劘 Pronunciation and Pinyin
毂交蹄劘 Character Breakdown
Example Sentence with 毂交蹄劘
每逢节日，这座古镇上便是毂交蹄劘，游客如织。
Every holiday, this ancient town becomes bustling with heavy traffic and swarms of tourists.
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What does 毂交蹄劘 mean?
毂交蹄劘 (gǔ jiāo tí mó) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “describes a scene of bustling activity and heavy traffic”.
How do you pronounce 毂交蹄劘?
毂交蹄劘 is pronounced gǔ jiāo tí mó in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 毂交蹄劘 literally mean?
Literally, 毂交蹄劘 means “wheels crossing, hooves rubbing”. It is used to mean “describes a scene of bustling activity and heavy traffic”.
What is the Chinese definition of 毂交蹄劘?
行车交错，马蹄磨削。形容车马来往频繁。