槃根错节 — “Coiled roots and gnarled branches”
槃根错节 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “describes complex and intricate matters or problems that are difficult to untangle or resolve, much like intertwined roots and gnarled branches”. Literally, “coiled roots and gnarled branches”.
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What does 槃根错节 mean?
槃根错节 (pán gēn cuò jié) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “describes complex and intricate matters or problems that are difficult to untangle or resolve, much like intertwined roots and gnarled branches”.
How do you pronounce 槃根错节?
槃根错节 is pronounced pán gēn cuò jié in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 槃根错节 literally mean?
Literally, 槃根错节 means “coiled roots and gnarled branches”. It is used to mean “describes complex and intricate matters or problems that are difficult to untangle or resolve, much like intertwined roots and gnarled branches”.
What is the Chinese definition of 槃根错节?
树根盘曲，枝节交错。比喻繁维复杂不易解决的事情。