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割臂盟公




拼音: gē bì méng gōng

注音: ㄍㄜ ㄅ一ˋ ㄇㄥˊ ㄍㄨㄥ

解释: 割臂:刺破胳臂;盟:盟约。原指春秋战国时鲁庄公与孟任割破胳臂,订下婚约。后泛指用割破手臂立誓宁约(指男女秘订婚约)。

出处: 《左传·庄公三十二年》:“初,公筑台,临党氏,见孟任,从之。閟。而以夫人言,许之,割臂盟公。生子般焉。”

用法: 作谓语、定语;指男女秘订婚约。

近义词: 割臂之盟

单字解释:

成语接龙 割臂盟公公报私仇

出处详解

《左传·庄公三十二年》:“初,公筑台,临党氏,见孟任,从之。閟。而以夫人言,许之,割臂盟公。生子般焉。”

英文解释

Cut the arm: pierce the arm; Alliance: covenant. It originally refers to that Duke Zhuang of Lu and Meng Ren cut their arms and made a marriage contract during the spring and Autumn period and the Warring States period. Later, it generally refers to swearing to make an agreement with a broken arm (refers to a secret engagement between men and women).

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