官不威牙爪威 Pronunciation and Pinyin
官不威牙爪威 Usage and Examples
Weak official, strong subordinates.
If the chief is weak, his henchmen run wild.
The official lacks authority, but his underlings wield power.
The characters in 官不威牙爪威
Stroke OrderMore words starting with 官
- guān官bù不wēi威zhǎo爪yá牙wēi威A weak official empowers his subordinates., The official is not mighty, but his henchmen are.
- guān官dǎo倒official profiteering, bureaucratic profiteering
- guān官liáo僚bureaucrat, bureaucracy
- guān官liáo僚zuò作fēng风bureaucracy, red tape
- guān官liáo僚jī机gòu构bureaucracy
- guān官xiān先shēng生Mr. Guan, Mr. Official
- guān官bīng兵Officers and soldiers
- guān官bīng兵men们officers and soldiers, service members
- guān官zhì制Official system, Bureaucracy
- guān官bàn办government-run or state-sponsored
- guān官bàn办de的state-run, government-operated
- guān官yìn印official seal, government seal
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What does 官不威牙爪威 mean in Chinese?
官不威牙爪威 (guān bù wēi yá zhuǎ wēi) means “Weak official, strong subordinates, If the chief is weak, his henchmen run wild, the official lacks authority, but his underlings wield power”.
How do you pronounce 官不威牙爪威?
官不威牙爪威 is pronounced guān bù wēi yá zhuǎ wēi in Mandarin Chinese.
How do you say “Weak official, strong subordinates.” in Chinese?
“Weak official, strong subordinates.” is 官不威牙爪威 (guān bù wēi yá zhuǎ wēi) in Chinese.