婢学夫人 — “To make a deliberate but awkward or unconvincing imitation”
婢学夫人 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to make a deliberate but awkward or unconvincing imitation”. Especially of a superior, failing to capture the true essence or spirit. It implies a superficial attempt that lacks genuine understanding or skill. Literally, “Maid learns madam”.
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What does 婢学夫人 mean?
婢学夫人 (bì xué fū ren) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to make a deliberate but awkward or unconvincing imitation”.
How do you pronounce 婢学夫人?
婢学夫人 is pronounced bì xué fū ren in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 婢学夫人 literally mean?
Literally, 婢学夫人 means “Maid learns madam”. It is used to mean “to make a deliberate but awkward or unconvincing imitation”.
What is the Chinese definition of 婢学夫人?
婢女学作夫人，比喻刻意去学，却总不能像