践规踏矩 — “To strictly adhere to rules and conventions”
践规踏矩 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to strictly adhere to rules and conventions”. To act in a conventional and disciplined manner. Literally, “Tread rules, step on squares”.
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践规踏矩 Pronunciation and Pinyin
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小李做事情一向践规踏矩，很少有出格的举动。
Xiao Li always adheres strictly to the rules in his actions, rarely doing anything out of line.
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What does 践规踏矩 mean?
践规踏矩 (jiàn guī tà jǔ) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to strictly adhere to rules and conventions”.
How do you pronounce 践规踏矩?
践规踏矩 is pronounced jiàn guī tà jǔ in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 践规踏矩 literally mean?
Literally, 践规踏矩 means “Tread rules, step on squares”. It is used to mean “to strictly adhere to rules and conventions”.
What is the Chinese definition of 践规踏矩?
犹循规蹈矩。