践律蹈礼 — “To strictly adhere to laws and etiquette”
践律蹈礼 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to strictly adhere to laws and etiquette”. To act in accordance with established norms and moral principles. Literally, “Tread on laws and follow rituals”.
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践律蹈礼 Pronunciation and Pinyin
践律蹈礼 Character Breakdown
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他从小家教严格，凡事都践律蹈礼，从不逾矩
He was strictly educated since childhood, always adhering to laws and etiquette, never overstepping boundaries.
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What does 践律蹈礼 mean?
践律蹈礼 (jiàn lǜ dǎo lǐ) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to strictly adhere to laws and etiquette”.
How do you pronounce 践律蹈礼?
践律蹈礼 is pronounced jiàn lǜ dǎo lǐ in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 践律蹈礼 literally mean?
Literally, 践律蹈礼 means “Tread on laws and follow rituals”. It is used to mean “to strictly adhere to laws and etiquette”.
What is the Chinese definition of 践律蹈礼?
指遵循礼法。