践冰履炭 — “To share weal and woe”
践冰履炭 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to share weal and woe”. To go through fire and water together; to endure hardships and difficulties alongside someone. Literally, “To tread on ice and step on embers”.
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践冰履炭 Pronunciation and Pinyin
践冰履炭 Character Breakdown
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这对团队成员在项目遇到挑战时，始终践冰履炭，共同面对。
These team members, when the project encountered challenges, always shared weal and woe, facing them together.
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What does 践冰履炭 mean?
践冰履炭 (jiàn bīng lǚ tàn) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to share weal and woe”.
How do you pronounce 践冰履炭?
践冰履炭 is pronounced jiàn bīng lǚ tàn in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 践冰履炭 literally mean?
Literally, 践冰履炭 means “to tread on ice and step on embers”. It is used to mean “to share weal and woe”.
What is the Chinese definition of 践冰履炭?
践：踩；履：踏。踩冰踏炭。形容寒热同感，休戚与共