墨迹未干 — “Referring to an agreement”
墨迹未干 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “referring to an agreement”. Promise, or decision that has just been made and is already being violated or reversed. Literally, “ink not yet dry”.
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墨迹未干 Pronunciation and Pinyin
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他们新签订的合作协议墨迹未干，就因为一些小问题产生了分歧。
They had just signed the cooperation agreement, but before the ink was dry, disagreements arose over minor issues.
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What does 墨迹未干 mean?
墨迹未干 (mò jì wèi gān) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “referring to an agreement”.
How do you pronounce 墨迹未干?
墨迹未干 is pronounced mò jì wèi gān in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 墨迹未干 literally mean?
Literally, 墨迹未干 means “ink not yet dry”. It is used to mean “referring to an agreement”.
What is the Chinese definition of 墨迹未干?
写字的墨迹还没有干。比喻协定或盟约刚刚签订不久（多用于指责对方违背诺言）。