抗尘走俗 — “To busily strive for fame and fortune”
抗尘走俗 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to busily strive for fame and fortune”. To be on a constant run for worldly pursuits and personal gain.
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他年轻时曾立志远离世俗，但最终还是抗尘走俗，深陷名利场。
When he was young, he vowed to distance himself from worldly affairs, but eventually, he got caught up in chasing fame and fortune, deeply entrenched in the arena of reputation and profit.
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What does 抗尘走俗 mean?
抗尘走俗 (kàng chén zǒu sú) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to busily strive for fame and fortune”.
How do you pronounce 抗尘走俗?
抗尘走俗 is pronounced kàng chén zǒu sú in Mandarin Chinese.
What is the Chinese definition of 抗尘走俗?
抗：举，引伸为表现；尘：尘世；走：跑；俗：世俗。形容为了名利，到处奔走钻营。