涂歌里抃 — “People singing on the roads and clapping in the alleys”
涂歌里抃 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “People singing on the roads and clapping in the alleys”. Describes a scene of widespread public joy, peace, and prosperity. Literally, “Roads sing, alleys clap”.
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涂歌里抃 Pronunciation and Pinyin
涂歌里抃 Character Breakdown
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当节日来临，街头巷尾涂歌里抃，充满了欢声笑语。
When the festival arrived, the streets and alleys were filled with singing and clapping, brimming with joy and laughter.
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What does 涂歌里抃 mean?
涂歌里抃 (tú gē lǐ biàn) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “People singing on the roads and clapping in the alleys”.
How do you pronounce 涂歌里抃?
涂歌里抃 is pronounced tú gē lǐ biàn in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 涂歌里抃 literally mean?
Literally, 涂歌里抃 means “Roads sing, alleys clap”. It is used to mean “People singing on the roads and clapping in the alleys”.
What is the Chinese definition of 涂歌里抃?
路途的人歌诵，里巷的人抃舞。形容百姓欢欣快乐的升平景象。