啮臂为盟 — “To make a solemn and unbreakable oath or pledge”
啮臂为盟 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to make a solemn and unbreakable oath or pledge”. Often by symbolic actions like biting one's arm, signifying extreme resolve and commitment to an alliance or pact. Literally, “Bite arm to form an alliance”.
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What does 啮臂为盟 mean?
啮臂为盟 (niè bì wèi méng) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to make a solemn and unbreakable oath or pledge”.
How do you pronounce 啮臂为盟?
啮臂为盟 is pronounced niè bì wèi méng in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 啮臂为盟 literally mean?
Literally, 啮臂为盟 means “Bite arm to form an alliance”. It is used to mean “to make a solemn and unbreakable oath or pledge”.
What is the Chinese definition of 啮臂为盟?
啮：咬。咬臂发誓定盟，以示坚决