并驾齐驱 — Chinese idiom
并驾齐驱
bìng jià qí qū
Traditional: 並駕齊驅
Meaning
- to run neck and neck; to keep pace with; to keep abreast of; on par with one another
Character by character
- 并bìngto combine, to annex; also, what's more
- 驾jiàto drive, to ride, to sail; carriage, cart
- 齐qíeven, uniform, of equal length
- 驱qūto spur a horse on; to expel, to drive away
Idioms sharing a character
- 并肩作战 bìng jiān zuò zhàn
- 兼收并蓄 jiān shōu bìng xù
- 刚柔并济 gāng róu bìng jì
- 相提并论 xiāng tí bìng lùn
- 声情并茂 shēng qíng bìng mào
- 连三并四 lián sān bìng sì
- 连镳并轸 lián biāo bìng zhěn
- 齐头并进 qí tóu bìng jìn
- 保驾护航 bǎo jià hù háng
- 御驾亲征 yù jià qīn zhēng
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