喔咿儒睨 — “To force a smile or feign cheerfulness”
喔咿儒睨 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to force a smile or feign cheerfulness”. To put on a show of pleasantness or flattery despite reluctance, often implying a thick-skinned or ingratiating manner.
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喔咿儒睨 Pronunciation and Pinyin
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在这次不情愿的合作中，他只能喔咿儒睨，勉强维持着表面的和气。
In this unwilling collaboration, he could only force a smile and reluctantly maintain a facade of amiability.
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What does 喔咿儒睨 mean?
喔咿儒睨 (ō yī rú nì) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to force a smile or feign cheerfulness”.
How do you pronounce 喔咿儒睨?
喔咿儒睨 is pronounced ō yī rú nì in Mandarin Chinese.
What is the Chinese definition of 喔咿儒睨?
儒睨：强笑的样子。形容老着脸皮，强作欢颜