蔓草难除 — “Difficult to eradicate deeply rooted problems or undesirable elements”
蔓草难除 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “Difficult to eradicate deeply rooted problems or undesirable elements”. Implying that once something bad grows, it's hard to get rid of completely. Literally, “Creeping weeds are hard to eradicate”.
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What does 蔓草难除 mean?
蔓草难除 (màn cǎo nán chú) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “Difficult to eradicate deeply rooted problems or undesirable elements”.
How do you pronounce 蔓草难除?
蔓草难除 is pronounced màn cǎo nán chú in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 蔓草难除 literally mean?
Literally, 蔓草难除 means “Creeping weeds are hard to eradicate”. It is used to mean “Difficult to eradicate deeply rooted problems or undesirable elements”.
What is the Chinese definition of 蔓草难除?
蔓草：蔓延生长的草。蔓生的草难于彻底铲除。比喻恶势力一经滋长，就难于消灭。