伊何底止 — “To what extent will this go? The consequences are unimaginable”
伊何底止 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to what extent will this go? The consequences are unimaginable”. Often implying a deteriorating or uncontrollable situation with potentially dire outcomes. Literally, “To what extent will it stop?”.
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What does 伊何底止 mean?
伊何底止 (yī hé dǐ zhǐ) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to what extent will this go? The consequences are unimaginable”.
How do you pronounce 伊何底止?
伊何底止 is pronounced yī hé dǐ zhǐ in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 伊何底止 literally mean?
Literally, 伊何底止 means “to what extent will it stop?”. It is used to mean “to what extent will this go? The consequences are unimaginable”.
What is the Chinese definition of 伊何底止?
不知将弄到什么地步为止，不堪设想的意思。同“伊于胡底”。