握发吐飧之风 Pronunciation and Pinyin
握发吐飧之风 Usage and Examples
The practice of interrupting one's meal or hair washing to attend to duties.
Selfless dedication to public service, even at personal inconvenience.
Eagerness to welcome talent and address matters without delay.
The characters in 握发吐飧之风
Stroke OrderMore words starting with 握
- wò握bú不zhù住cannot hold, unable to grasp
- wò握zhu住hold, grasp
- wò握bié别to shake hands at parting
- wò握zài在held in, in the hands of
- wò握dìng定hold firmly, grip tightly
- wò握shǒu手shake hands, handshake
- wò握shǒu手yán言hé和shake hands and make peace, bury the hatchet
- wò握chí持shū舒shì适Comfortable grip, Comfortable to hold
- wò握zhe着holding, grasping
- wò握bǐ笔hold a pen, grip a pen
- wò握guǎn管hold a pen, hold a writing brush
- wò握guǎn管shū书xiě写to write, to write with a pen
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What does 握发吐飧之风 mean in Chinese?
握发吐飧之风 (wò fā tǔ sūn zhī fēng) means “the practice of interrupting one's meal or hair washing to attend to duties, Selfless dedication to public service, even at personal inconvenience, Eagerness to welcome talent and address matters without delay”.
How do you pronounce 握发吐飧之风?
握发吐飧之风 is pronounced wò fā tǔ sūn zhī fēng in Mandarin Chinese.
How do you say “The practice of interrupting one's meal or hair washing to attend to duties.” in Chinese?
“The practice of interrupting one's meal or hair washing to attend to duties.” is 握发吐飧之风 (wò fā tǔ sūn zhī fēng) in Chinese.