







币重言甘 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to entice someone with lavish gifts and flattering words in order to achieve a particular objective; to use bribery and smooth talk as a means to an end”. Literally, “heavy gifts and sweet words”.

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Open the tool →币重言甘 (bì zhòng yán gān) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to entice someone with lavish gifts and flattering words in order to achieve a particular objective; to use bribery and smooth talk as a means to an end”.
币重言甘 is pronounced bì zhòng yán gān in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 币重言甘 means “heavy gifts and sweet words”. It is used to mean “to entice someone with lavish gifts and flattering words in order to achieve a particular objective; to use bribery and smooth talk as a means to an end”.
币:指礼物;厚:重。礼物丰厚,言辞好听。指为了能达到某种目的而用财物诱惑。