屣履造门 — “To visit someone hastily and eagerly”
屣履造门 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to visit someone hastily and eagerly”. Sometimes implying a disregard for appearance due to urgency, typically from a strong desire to meet. Literally, “Dragging shoes to visit”.
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屣履造门 Pronunciation and Pinyin
屣履造门 Character Breakdown
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他听说一位久未谋面的旧友突然来访，便高兴地屣履造门，急着要去相见。
Upon hearing that an old friend he hadn't seen for a long time had suddenly come to visit, he eagerly went to meet them, even before properly putting on his shoes.
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What does 屣履造门 mean?
屣履造门 (xǐ lǚ zào mén) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to visit someone hastily and eagerly”.
How do you pronounce 屣履造门?
屣履造门 is pronounced xǐ lǚ zào mén in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 屣履造门 literally mean?
Literally, 屣履造门 means “Dragging shoes to visit”. It is used to mean “to visit someone hastily and eagerly”.
What is the Chinese definition of 屣履造门?
屣履：拖着鞋子走路；造：往。拖着未穿好的鞋登门拜访。形容急于会见的匆忙样子