







蝇攒蚁附 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to scramble for personal gain”. Fawning on those in power and acting shamelessly, much like flies swarming or ants gathering around something enticing. Literally, “flies swarm, ants cling”.

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Open the tool →蝇攒蚁附 (yíng cuán yǐ fù) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to scramble for personal gain”.
蝇攒蚁附 is pronounced yíng cuán yǐ fù in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 蝇攒蚁附 means “flies swarm, ants cling”. It is used to mean “to scramble for personal gain”.
犹蝇营蚁聚。比喻不顾谦耻,趋炎附势,到处钻营。