禽奔兽遁 — “To rush about constantly”
禽奔兽遁 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to rush about constantly”. To be busy running around or pursuing something, much like birds running and beasts fleeing. Literally, “Birds run, beasts flee”.
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禽奔兽遁 Pronunciation and Pinyin
禽奔兽遁 Character Breakdown
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为了寻找更好的机会，他不得不禽奔兽遁，四处奔波。
To find better opportunities, he had no choice but to rush about constantly, seeking them everywhere.
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What does 禽奔兽遁 mean?
禽奔兽遁 (qín bēn shòu dùn) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to rush about constantly”.
How do you pronounce 禽奔兽遁?
禽奔兽遁 is pronounced qín bēn shòu dùn in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 禽奔兽遁 literally mean?
Literally, 禽奔兽遁 means “Birds run, beasts flee”. It is used to mean “to rush about constantly”.
What is the Chinese definition of 禽奔兽遁?
遁：逃跑。鸟兽奔逐逃避。比喻人奔波追逐