比肩叠迹 — “Shoulder to shoulder, with overlapping footprints”
比肩叠迹 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “Shoulder to shoulder, with overlapping footprints”. Describing a very crowded place or a large number of people. Literally, “shoulders abreast, footprints overlapping”.
比肩叠迹 Pronunciation and Pinyin
比肩叠迹 Character Breakdown
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What does 比肩叠迹 mean?
比肩叠迹 (bǐ jiān dié jì) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “Shoulder to shoulder, with overlapping footprints”.
How do you pronounce 比肩叠迹?
比肩叠迹 is pronounced bǐ jiān dié jì in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 比肩叠迹 literally mean?
Literally, 比肩叠迹 means “shoulders abreast, footprints overlapping”. It is used to mean “Shoulder to shoulder, with overlapping footprints”.
What is the Chinese definition of 比肩叠迹?
肩膀相靠，足迹相叠。形容人多。