啧有烦言 — “To be met with widespread complaints and grumbling”
啧有烦言 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to be met with widespread complaints and grumbling”. To be the subject of much criticism and discontent. Literally, “To have murmurs of dissatisfaction and troublesome words”.
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What does 啧有烦言 mean?
啧有烦言 (zé yǒu fán yán) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to be met with widespread complaints and grumbling”.
How do you pronounce 啧有烦言?
啧有烦言 is pronounced zé yǒu fán yán in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 啧有烦言 literally mean?
Literally, 啧有烦言 means “to have murmurs of dissatisfaction and troublesome words”. It is used to mean “to be met with widespread complaints and grumbling”.
What is the Chinese definition of 啧有烦言?
啧：争辩；烦言：气愤不满的话。形容议论纷纷，报怨责备。