诈败佯输 — “To feign a defeat to lure an opponent into a trap”
诈败佯输 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to feign a defeat to lure an opponent into a trap”. To pretend to lose a battle to deceive the enemy. Literally, “Feign defeat and pretend to lose”.
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诈败佯输 Pronunciation and Pinyin
诈败佯输 Character Breakdown
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敌军诈败佯输，引诱我方追击，结果中了埋伏。
The enemy feigned defeat to lure our side into pursuit, and as a result, we fell into an ambush.
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What does 诈败佯输 mean?
诈败佯输 (zhà bài yáng shū) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to feign a defeat to lure an opponent into a trap”.
How do you pronounce 诈败佯输?
诈败佯输 is pronounced zhà bài yáng shū in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 诈败佯输 literally mean?
Literally, 诈败佯输 means “Feign defeat and pretend to lose”. It is used to mean “to feign a defeat to lure an opponent into a trap”.
What is the Chinese definition of 诈败佯输?
诈、佯：假装。假装败阵，引人上当。