







鸡鸣戒旦 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to rise at cock-crow, fearing to miss the dawn and delay important matters; to get up early and diligently start work”. Literally, “Cock crows to warn against dawn”.

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Open the tool →鸡鸣戒旦 (jī míng jiè dàn) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to rise at cock-crow, fearing to miss the dawn and delay important matters; to get up early and diligently start work”.
鸡鸣戒旦 is pronounced jī míng jiè dàn in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 鸡鸣戒旦 means “Cock crows to warn against dawn”. It is used to mean “to rise at cock-crow, fearing to miss the dawn and delay important matters; to get up early and diligently start work”.
怕失晓而耽误正事,天没亮就起身。