利惹名牵 — “To be tempted and constrained by fame and personal gain”
利惹名牵 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to be tempted and constrained by fame and personal gain”. To be lured and bound by ambition and material desires. Literally, “Profit attracts, fame constrains”.
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利惹名牵 Pronunciation and Pinyin
利惹名牵 Character Breakdown
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他提醒年轻的艺术家们，不要利惹名牵，要专注于创作本身的价值。
He reminded the young artists not to be swayed by the allure of gain and fame, but to focus on the inherent value of their creative work.
Idioms Related to 利惹名牵
Synonyms of 利惹名牵
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- lì利bù不kuī亏yì义uphold justice over profit
- lì利lìng令zhì志hūn惛blinded by greed
- lì利lìng令zhì智hūn惛Greed blinds one's reason
- lì利lìng令zhì智hūn昏blinded by greed
- lì利bàng傍yǐ倚dāo刀Greed leads to danger
- lì利chū出yī一kǒng孔all benefits from one source
- lì利lì利suo索suǒ索neat, quick, and efficient
- lì利kǒu口jié捷jǐ给eloquent and quick-witted
- lì利huì喙shàn赡cí辞articulate and eloquent
- lì利hài害dé得shī失pros and cons
- lì利hài害yōu攸guān关involves vital interests
- lì利hài害xiāng相guān关closely intertwined interests
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Open the tool →Questions about 利惹名牵
What does 利惹名牵 mean?
利惹名牵 (lì rě míng qiān) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to be tempted and constrained by fame and personal gain”.
How do you pronounce 利惹名牵?
利惹名牵 is pronounced lì rě míng qiān in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 利惹名牵 literally mean?
Literally, 利惹名牵 means “Profit attracts, fame constrains”. It is used to mean “to be tempted and constrained by fame and personal gain”.
What is the Chinese definition of 利惹名牵?
指为名利所诱惑羁绊。亦作“利绾名牵”。