来踪去迹 — “Traces of someone's whereabouts”
来踪去迹 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “Traces of someone's whereabouts”. Signs of someone's coming and going. Literally, “Traces of coming and tracks of going”.
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来踪去迹 Pronunciation and Pinyin
来踪去迹 Character Breakdown
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侦探们费尽心力，却始终找不到嫌疑犯的来踪去迹。
The detectives tried their best, but still couldn't find any traces of the suspect's whereabouts.
Idioms Related to 来踪去迹
More idioms starting with 来
- lái来shì世bù不kě可dài待don't wait for the future
- lái来zhī之bù不yì易not easily come by
- lái来shì势xiōng汹xiōng汹bearing down menacingly
- lái来lì历bù不míng明of unknown or dubious origin
- lái来qù去fēn分míng明transparent in financial dealings
- lái来qù去cōng匆cōng匆come and go in a hurry
- lái来qù去wú无zōng踪come and go without a trace
- lái来huí回lái来qù去back and forth repeatedly
- lái来yīn因qù去guǒ果the whole story
- lái来chù处bù不yì易hard-earned and not easily acquired
- lái来hǎo好xī息shī师make peace and stop war
- lái来qíng情qù去yì意the full details and reasons
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Open the tool →Questions about 来踪去迹
What does 来踪去迹 mean?
来踪去迹 (lái zōng qù jì) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “Traces of someone's whereabouts”.
How do you pronounce 来踪去迹?
来踪去迹 is pronounced lái zōng qù jì in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 来踪去迹 literally mean?
Literally, 来踪去迹 means “Traces of coming and tracks of going”. It is used to mean “Traces of someone's whereabouts”.
What is the Chinese definition of 来踪去迹?
指人的来去行踪。