驾肩接迹 — “Shoulder to shoulder and foot to foot”
驾肩接迹 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “Shoulder to shoulder and foot to foot”. A dense and bustling crowd. Literally, “shoulders touching, footsteps connecting”.
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驾肩接迹 Pronunciation and Pinyin
驾肩接迹 Character Breakdown
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节日的街头，人来人往，驾肩接迹，热闹非凡
The streets during the festival were bustling with people, shoulder to shoulder and foot to foot, extraordinarily lively.
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What does 驾肩接迹 mean?
驾肩接迹 (jià jiān jiē jì) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “Shoulder to shoulder and foot to foot”.
How do you pronounce 驾肩接迹?
驾肩接迹 is pronounced jià jiān jiē jì in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 驾肩接迹 literally mean?
Literally, 驾肩接迹 means “shoulders touching, footsteps connecting”. It is used to mean “Shoulder to shoulder and foot to foot”.
What is the Chinese definition of 驾肩接迹?
形容人多。同“驾肩接武”。