插圈弄套 — “To set traps for someone”
插圈弄套 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to set traps for someone”. To scheme against someone; to frame someone through trickery. Literally, “To set snares and lay traps; to set circles and make nooses”.
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插圈弄套 Pronunciation and Pinyin
插圈弄套 Character Breakdown
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他总是喜欢在背后插圈弄套，让同事们很难真心相处
He always likes to scheme against people behind their backs, making it difficult for colleagues to get along sincerely.
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What does 插圈弄套 mean?
插圈弄套 (chā quān nòng tào) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to set traps for someone”.
How do you pronounce 插圈弄套?
插圈弄套 is pronounced chā quān nòng tào in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 插圈弄套 literally mean?
Literally, 插圈弄套 means “to set snares and lay traps; to set circles and make nooses”. It is used to mean “to set traps for someone”.
What is the Chinese definition of 插圈弄套?
比喻耍阴谋陷害人。