苞苴公行 — “To openly engage in bribery”
苞苴公行 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to openly engage in bribery”. To publicly offer gifts or bribes for improper influence. Literally, “Bribes publicly practiced; Openly offered gifts”.
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在一些竞争激烈的领域，有时会看到有人为了获得优势，不惜苞苴公行
In some highly competitive fields, one might occasionally observe individuals openly offering bribes to gain an advantage.
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What does 苞苴公行 mean?
苞苴公行 (bāo jū gōng xíng) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to openly engage in bribery”.
How do you pronounce 苞苴公行?
苞苴公行 is pronounced bāo jū gōng xíng in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 苞苴公行 literally mean?
Literally, 苞苴公行 means “Bribes publicly practiced; Openly offered gifts”. It is used to mean “to openly engage in bribery”.
What is the Chinese definition of 苞苴公行?
苞苴：蒲包，指馈赠的礼物；公行：公开。公开用金钱、财物贿赂别人