枭蛇鬼怪 — “Refers to wicked, repulsive, or evil individuals”
枭蛇鬼怪 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “refers to wicked, repulsive, or evil individuals”. Unsavory characters. Literally, “Owls, snakes, ghosts, and monsters”.
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枭蛇鬼怪 Pronunciation and Pinyin
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那个圈子里鱼龙混杂，聚集了不少枭蛇鬼怪，最好还是敬而远之。
That circle is a mixed bag, attracting many wicked and repulsive individuals, so it's best to keep your distance.
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What does 枭蛇鬼怪 mean?
枭蛇鬼怪 (xiāo shé guǐ guài) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “refers to wicked, repulsive, or evil individuals”.
How do you pronounce 枭蛇鬼怪?
枭蛇鬼怪 is pronounced xiāo shé guǐ guài in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 枭蛇鬼怪 literally mean?
Literally, 枭蛇鬼怪 means “Owls, snakes, ghosts, and monsters”. It is used to mean “refers to wicked, repulsive, or evil individuals”.
What is the Chinese definition of 枭蛇鬼怪?
比喻丑恶之徒。