点指画字 — “To affix one's fingerprint or sign one's name on a formal document”
点指画字 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to affix one's fingerprint or sign one's name on a formal document”. Such as a contract or confession, thereby making it legally binding. Literally, “Point finger, sign characters”.
点指画字 Pronunciation and Pinyin
点指画字 Character Breakdown
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Synonyms of 点指画字
More idioms starting with 点
- diǎn点tóu头zhī之jiāo交a nodding acquaintance
- diǎn点tóu头huì会yì意nod in tacit understanding
- diǎn点tóu头zā咂zuǐ嘴nod and smack lips in approval
- diǎn点tóu头hā哈yāo腰bow and scrape obsequiously
- diǎn点tóu头chēng称shàn善nod in approval
- diǎn点tóu头chēng称shì是nod in agreement
- diǎn点tóu头dào道shì是nod and say yes
- diǎn点shǒu手huà划jiǎo脚to gesticulate freely while speaking
- diǎn点shǒu手zuó莋jiǎo脚Gesticulate while speaking casually
- diǎn点zhǐ指huá划jiǎo脚Gesticulate while speaking casually
- diǎn点zhǐ指zuó莋jiǎo脚gesticulate while speaking casually
- diǎn点shuǐ水bù不lòu漏meticulous and thorough
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What does 点指画字 mean?
点指画字 (diǎn zhǐ huà zì) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to affix one's fingerprint or sign one's name on a formal document”.
How do you pronounce 点指画字?
点指画字 is pronounced diǎn zhǐ huà zì in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 点指画字 literally mean?
Literally, 点指画字 means “Point finger, sign characters”. It is used to mean “to affix one's fingerprint or sign one's name on a formal document”.
What is the Chinese definition of 点指画字?
指在合同文约或供词上按手印签字画押。