披枷带锁 — “Wearing shackles and chains”
披枷带锁 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “wearing shackles and chains”. In fetters and manacles (usually referring to a criminal). Literally, “wearing a cangue and carrying chains”.
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披枷带锁 Pronunciation and Pinyin
披枷带锁 Character Breakdown
Stroke OrderExample Sentence with 披枷带锁
那个犯人被判刑后，便披枷带锁地被押往监狱。
After the prisoner was sentenced, he was led to the prison in shackles and chains.
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What does 披枷带锁 mean?
披枷带锁 (pī jiā dài suǒ) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “wearing shackles and chains”.
How do you pronounce 披枷带锁?
披枷带锁 is pronounced pī jiā dài suǒ in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 披枷带锁 literally mean?
Literally, 披枷带锁 means “wearing a cangue and carrying chains”. It is used to mean “wearing shackles and chains”.
What is the Chinese definition of 披枷带锁?
枷：套在脖子上的刑具；锁：用铁环连接而成的刑具。指罪犯套上枷锁等刑具。