倡而不和 — “To propose something without getting any response or support”
倡而不和 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to propose something without getting any response or support”. To lead but find no followers, describing a situation where an initiative meets with a cold reception. Literally, “To initiate but no one responds”.
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What does 倡而不和 mean?
倡而不和 (chàng ér bù hè) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to propose something without getting any response or support”.
How do you pronounce 倡而不和?
倡而不和 is pronounced chàng ér bù hè in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 倡而不和 literally mean?
Literally, 倡而不和 means “to initiate but no one responds”. It is used to mean “to propose something without getting any response or support”.
What is the Chinese definition of 倡而不和?
倡：同“唱”。和：响应。领唱无人应和。形容有人领导，但无人响应的冷清局面。