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耕者让畔,行者让路

耕者让畔,行者让路 — “Farmers yield field boundaries, travelers yield roads”

耕者让畔,行者让路 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “describes a social atmosphere where people are courteous and mutually accommodating, with farmers yielding space at field boundaries and travelers making way for others, signifying widespread civility and concession”. Literally, “Farmers yield field boundaries, travelers yield roads”.

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耕者让畔,行者让路 Pronunciation and Pinyin

耕者让畔,行者让路 Character Breakdown

CharacterPinyinStrokesMeaning
耕
gēng10to plow or cultivate soil
者
zhě9person, thing, or situation
让
ràng5allow or give way
畔
pàn10boundary, side, bank, edge
,,—
行
xíng6to walk, act, or a line
者
zhě9person, thing, or situation
让
ràng5allow or give way
路
lù13road, path, way, route

Example Sentence with 耕者让畔,行者让路

在这个文明的城市,人们习惯了耕者让畔,行者让路,社会秩序井然有序。
In this civilized city, people are accustomed to farmers yielding paths along their fields and travelers making way for others, maintaining good social order.

Idioms Related to 耕者让畔,行者让路

Synonyms of 耕者让畔,行者让路

  • gēng耕zhě者ràng让pàn畔,,sòng讼zhě者ràng让tián田A society of courtesy and deference

More idioms starting with 耕

  • gēng耕yún云bō播yǔ雨to work diligently to improve conditions
  • gēng耕dāng当wèn问nú奴Consult those with practical experience
  • gèng耕zhě者yǒu有qí其tián田tillers own their land
  • gēng耕yún耘shù树yì艺to engage in various agricultural labors

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What does 耕者让畔,行者让路 mean?

耕者让畔,行者让路 (gēng zhě ràng pàn , xíng zhě ràng lù) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “describes a social atmosphere where people are courteous and mutually accommodating, with farmers yielding space at field boundaries and travelers making way for others, signifying widespread civility and concession”.

How do you pronounce 耕者让畔,行者让路?

耕者让畔,行者让路 is pronounced gēng zhě ràng pàn , xíng zhě ràng lù in Mandarin Chinese.

What does 耕者让畔,行者让路 literally mean?

Literally, 耕者让畔,行者让路 means “Farmers yield field boundaries, travelers yield roads”. It is used to mean “describes a social atmosphere where people are courteous and mutually accommodating, with farmers yielding space at field boundaries and travelers making way for others, signifying widespread civility and concession”.

What is the Chinese definition of 耕者让畔,行者让路?

畔:田界。耕田的人把田界所占的地面让给对方,走路的人让开路给对方行走。形容礼让已成为社会风气

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