赴火蹈刃 — “To brave fire and tread on blades”
赴火蹈刃 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to brave fire and tread on blades”. To face dangers unflinchingly; to go through fire and water. Literally, “Go to fire, tread on blades”.
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赴火蹈刃 Pronunciation and Pinyin
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为了帮助朋友渡过难关，他愿意赴火蹈刃，毫不退缩
To help his friend through a difficult period, he was willing to brave fire and tread on blades, without any hesitation.
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What does 赴火蹈刃 mean?
赴火蹈刃 (fù huǒ dǎo rèn) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to brave fire and tread on blades”.
How do you pronounce 赴火蹈刃?
赴火蹈刃 is pronounced fù huǒ dǎo rèn in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 赴火蹈刃 literally mean?
Literally, 赴火蹈刃 means “Go to fire, tread on blades”. It is used to mean “to brave fire and tread on blades”.
What is the Chinese definition of 赴火蹈刃?
赴：前往；蹈：踩踏。赴汤蹈火。比喻不避艰险