一献三酬 — “To be excessively favored or unduly privileged”
一献三酬 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to be excessively favored or unduly privileged”. To receive disproportionately high rewards for a small contribution or service, often due to special grace from a superior. Literally, “One offering, three rewards/toasts”.
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What does 一献三酬 mean?
一献三酬 (yī xiàn sān chóu) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to be excessively favored or unduly privileged”.
How do you pronounce 一献三酬?
一献三酬 is pronounced yī xiàn sān chóu in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 一献三酬 literally mean?
Literally, 一献三酬 means “one offering, three rewards/toasts”. It is used to mean “to be excessively favored or unduly privileged”.
What is the Chinese definition of 一献三酬?
指人臣过蒙宠幸。亦作“一献三售”。