粉骨糜躯 — “To go to extreme lengths, even to the point of sacrificing oneself”
粉骨糜躯 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to go to extreme lengths, even to the point of sacrificing oneself”. To dedicate oneself entirely. Literally, “Grind bones and pulverize the body”.
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粉骨糜躯 Pronunciation and Pinyin
粉骨糜躯 Character Breakdown
Stroke OrderExample Sentence with 粉骨糜躯
为了完成这项研究，团队成员们都抱有粉骨糜躯的决心，夜以继日地工作。
To complete this research, the team members were all determined to dedicate themselves entirely, working day and night.
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What does 粉骨糜躯 mean?
粉骨糜躯 (fěn gǔ mí qū) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to go to extreme lengths, even to the point of sacrificing oneself”.
How do you pronounce 粉骨糜躯?
粉骨糜躯 is pronounced fěn gǔ mí qū in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 粉骨糜躯 literally mean?
Literally, 粉骨糜躯 means “Grind bones and pulverize the body”. It is used to mean “to go to extreme lengths, even to the point of sacrificing oneself”.
What is the Chinese definition of 粉骨糜躯?
犹粉身碎骨。