驾肩接武 — “To describe a vast crowd of people”
驾肩接武 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to describe a vast crowd of people”. Where individuals are so numerous that they stand shoulder to shoulder and their feet are close together, often bumping. Literally, “Shoulders rubbing, heels treading”.
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What does 驾肩接武 mean?
驾肩接武 (jià jiān jiē wǔ) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to describe a vast crowd of people”.
How do you pronounce 驾肩接武?
驾肩接武 is pronounced jià jiān jiē wǔ in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 驾肩接武 literally mean?
Literally, 驾肩接武 means “Shoulders rubbing, heels treading”. It is used to mean “to describe a vast crowd of people”.
What is the Chinese definition of 驾肩接武?
肩挨肩，脚碰脚。形容人多。