章甫荐履 — “To put a formal hat under the shoe”
章甫荐履 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to put a formal hat under the shoe”. A metaphor for an inversion of proper order, things being turned upside down, or a reversal of hierarchy. Literally, “Place the formal hat under the shoe”.
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What does 章甫荐履 mean?
章甫荐履 (zhāng fǔ jiàn lǚ) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to put a formal hat under the shoe”.
How do you pronounce 章甫荐履?
章甫荐履 is pronounced zhāng fǔ jiàn lǚ in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 章甫荐履 literally mean?
Literally, 章甫荐履 means “Place the formal hat under the shoe”. It is used to mean “to put a formal hat under the shoe”.
What is the Chinese definition of 章甫荐履?
冠被垫在鞋子下。比喻上下颠倒。