赴蹈汤火 — “To brave untold dangers and hardships”
赴蹈汤火 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to brave untold dangers and hardships”. To go through fire and water, showing immense courage and dedication. Literally, “Go to boiling water and tread on fire”.
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What does 赴蹈汤火 mean?
赴蹈汤火 (fù dǎo tāng huǒ) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to brave untold dangers and hardships”.
How do you pronounce 赴蹈汤火?
赴蹈汤火 is pronounced fù dǎo tāng huǒ in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 赴蹈汤火 literally mean?
Literally, 赴蹈汤火 means “Go to boiling water and tread on fire”. It is used to mean “to brave untold dangers and hardships”.
What is the Chinese definition of 赴蹈汤火?
赴：前往；蹈：踩；汤：热水。形容不畏艰难险阻，奋不顾身