猜拳行令 — “Guess fingers and propose forfeits”
猜拳行令 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to engage in traditional finger-guessing and drinking games at a banquet, symbolizing a festive and convivial atmosphere”. Literally, “guess fingers and propose forfeits”.
猜拳行令 Pronunciation and Pinyin
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What does 猜拳行令 mean?
猜拳行令 (cāi quán xíng lìng) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to engage in traditional finger-guessing and drinking games at a banquet, symbolizing a festive and convivial atmosphere”.
How do you pronounce 猜拳行令?
猜拳行令 is pronounced cāi quán xíng lìng in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 猜拳行令 literally mean?
Literally, 猜拳行令 means “guess fingers and propose forfeits”. It is used to mean “to engage in traditional finger-guessing and drinking games at a banquet, symbolizing a festive and convivial atmosphere”.
What is the Chinese definition of 猜拳行令?
划拳行酒令。形容宴饮欢畅。猜拳：饮酒时两人同时伸出手指并说一数，如数与两人伸出手指的总数相符为胜，输者罚酒。