倡条冶叶 — “A woman of easy virtue”
倡条冶叶 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “a woman of easy virtue”. A courtesan or prostitute.
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她出身贫寒，却不愿成为倡条冶叶，始终保持着自己的尊严。
Born into poverty, she refused to become a woman of easy virtue, always maintaining her dignity.
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What does 倡条冶叶 mean?
倡条冶叶 (chāng tiáo yě yè) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “a woman of easy virtue”.
How do you pronounce 倡条冶叶?
倡条冶叶 is pronounced chāng tiáo yě yè in Mandarin Chinese.
What is the Chinese definition of 倡条冶叶?
倡：通‘娼’；冶：妖艳。原形容杨柳的枝叶婀娜多姿。后比喻任人玩赏攀折的花草枝叶。借指妓女。