接风掸尘 — “To host a welcoming banquet for a guest who has arrived from afar”
接风掸尘 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to host a welcoming banquet for a guest who has arrived from afar”. To entertain and greet a visitor upon their arrival. Literally, “receive wind and dust off”.
接风掸尘 Pronunciation and Pinyin
接风掸尘 Character Breakdown
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More idioms starting with 接
- jiē接sān三huàn换jiǔ九traditional wedding customs and gift exchange
- jiē接sān三lián连sì四one after another
- jiē接bù不shàng上chá茬unable to pick up the thread
- jiē接èr二lián连sān三one after another in quick succession
- jiē接yìng应bù不xiá暇too many to attend to
- jiē接shào绍xiāng香yān烟have many descendants; continue family line
- jiē接xù续xiāng香yān烟continue the family line
- jiē接ěr耳jiāo交tóu头whisper in each other's ears
- jiē接mèi袂chéng成wéi帷bustling city with many people
- jiē接zhǒng踵bǐ比jiān肩packed with people
- jiē接zhǒng踵ér而lái来come one after another
- jiē接zhǒng踵ér而zhì至come one after another continuously
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What does 接风掸尘 mean?
接风掸尘 (jiē fēng dǎn chén) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to host a welcoming banquet for a guest who has arrived from afar”.
How do you pronounce 接风掸尘?
接风掸尘 is pronounced jiē fēng dǎn chén in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 接风掸尘 literally mean?
Literally, 接风掸尘 means “receive wind and dust off”. It is used to mean “to host a welcoming banquet for a guest who has arrived from afar”.
What is the Chinese definition of 接风掸尘?
指设宴款待远来的客人，以示慰问和欢迎