赭衣满道 — “The roads are filled with prisoners”
赭衣满道 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “the roads are filled with prisoners”. Indicating widespread criminality or a high number of offenders. Literally, “Ochre robes fill the roads”.
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由于当地经济持续低迷，失业率居高不下，一时间，街头巷尾出现了赭衣满道的景象，令人深思。
Due to the prolonged economic downturn and persistent high unemployment, for a period, the streets and alleys presented a scene of widespread criminality, prompting deep reflection.
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What does 赭衣满道 mean?
赭衣满道 (zhě yī mǎn dào) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “the roads are filled with prisoners”.
How do you pronounce 赭衣满道?
赭衣满道 is pronounced zhě yī mǎn dào in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 赭衣满道 literally mean?
Literally, 赭衣满道 means “Ochre robes fill the roads”. It is used to mean “the roads are filled with prisoners”.
What is the Chinese definition of 赭衣满道?
赭衣：赤褐色衣服，古代囚犯。穿囚服的人挤满了道路。形容罪犯很多