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Open the tool →千形一貌,百喙一声 (qiān xíng yī mào , bǎi huì yī shēng) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to describe a situation where opinions are uniform and unanimous”.
千形一貌,百喙一声 is pronounced qiān xíng yī mào , bǎi huì yī shēng in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 千形一貌,百喙一声 means “a thousand forms, one appearance; a hundred beaks, one voice”. It is used to mean “to describe a situation where opinions are uniform and unanimous”.
喙:鸟嘴。形容众口一辞或文章模式划一