扯扯拽拽 — “To pull and tug repeatedly”
扯扯拽拽 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to pull and tug repeatedly”. To jostle and shove; to drag along in a persistent or forceful manner. Literally, “pull pull drag drag”.
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Origin and Story of 扯扯拽拽
After Miaoyu listened to Daiyu's melancholic zither music with Baoyu, she returned to her nunnery feeling disoriented.
She completed her daily prayers and sat in meditation, but her mind was elsewhere, dwelling on Baoyu's words. Her heart pounded and her ears burned as she drifted into a daze and fell asleep.
In her dream, many noble young men sought to marry her, with matchmakers pulling and tugging at her. She even imagined robbers holding knives and clubs, coercing her.
After this dream, she fell seriously ill.
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What does 扯扯拽拽 mean?
扯扯拽拽 (chě chě zhuāi zhuāi) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to pull and tug repeatedly”.
How do you pronounce 扯扯拽拽?
扯扯拽拽 is pronounced chě chě zhuāi zhuāi in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 扯扯拽拽 literally mean?
Literally, 扯扯拽拽 means “pull pull drag drag”. It is used to mean “to pull and tug repeatedly”.
Where does 扯扯拽拽 come from?
扯扯拽拽 comes from a classical Chinese story dating back to the modern era. The full story is on this page.
What is the Chinese definition of 扯扯拽拽?
拉扯，用力拉，也指推推拉拉