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Open the tool →朝施暮戮 (cháo shī mù lù) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to implement harsh, oppressive measures and enforce them with swift, brutal punishment; often describes a reign of terror or extremely ruthless governance where commands are issued and severe consequences follow almost immediately”.
朝施暮戮 is pronounced cháo shī mù lù in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 朝施暮戮 means “Implement in the morning, slaughter in the evening”. It is used to mean “to implement harsh, oppressive measures and enforce them with swift, brutal punishment; often describes a reign of terror or extremely ruthless governance where commands are issued and severe consequences follow almost immediately”.
施:施行;戮:杀戮。早上发令晚上杀戮。形容实行高压手段