仓卒主人 — “An unprepared host”
仓卒主人 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “an unprepared host”. A host caught by surprise and unable to offer proper hospitality due to a guest's sudden arrival. Literally, “Hasty host”.
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仓卒主人 Pronunciation and Pinyin
仓卒主人 Character Breakdown
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小王家突然来了远方客人，他只好做个仓卒主人，勉强招待了他们一晚。
When distant guests suddenly arrived at Xiao Wang's house, he had to be an unprepared host and barely managed to accommodate them for the night.
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Antonyms of 仓卒主人
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- cāng仓cù卒zhī之jì际at the moment of urgency
- cāng仓cù卒cóng从shì事act hastily without proper consideration
- cāng仓cù卒yìng应zhàn战hastily respond to battle
- cāng仓huáng皇chū出táo逃flee in a panic
- cāng仓huáng皇shī失cuò措flustered and at a loss
- cāng仓huáng皇wú无cuò措flustered and at a loss
- cāng仓xiāng箱kě可qī期promising prospects for prosperity
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Open the tool →Questions about 仓卒主人
What does 仓卒主人 mean?
仓卒主人 (cāng cù zhǔ rén) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “an unprepared host”.
How do you pronounce 仓卒主人?
仓卒主人 is pronounced cāng cù zhǔ rén in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 仓卒主人 literally mean?
Literally, 仓卒主人 means “Hasty host”. It is used to mean “an unprepared host”.
What is the Chinese definition of 仓卒主人?
仓卒：匆忙。客人突然到来，仓促中招待不周，难尽主人之礼。