黏皮带骨 — “Sticky skin and attached bone”
黏皮带骨 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to be long-winded or convoluted, lacking straightforwardness or crispness in speech or action; to drag on or procrastinate”. Literally, “sticky skin and attached bone”.
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What does 黏皮带骨 mean?
黏皮带骨 (nián pí dài gǔ) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to be long-winded or convoluted, lacking straightforwardness or crispness in speech or action; to drag on or procrastinate”.
How do you pronounce 黏皮带骨?
黏皮带骨 is pronounced nián pí dài gǔ in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 黏皮带骨 literally mean?
Literally, 黏皮带骨 means “sticky skin and attached bone”. It is used to mean “to be long-winded or convoluted, lacking straightforwardness or crispness in speech or action; to drag on or procrastinate”.
What is the Chinese definition of 黏皮带骨?
比喻拖沓，不洒脱。