倾心吐胆 — Chinese idiom
倾心吐胆
qīng xīn tǔ dǎn
Traditional: 傾心吐膽
Meaning
- to pour out one's heart
Character by character
- 倾qīngto upset, to pour out, to overflow
- 心xīnheart; mind; soul
- 吐tǔto vomit, to spew out, to cough up; to say
- 胆dǎngallbladder; gall, guts, courage
Idioms sharing a character
- 倾囊相授 qīng náng xiāng shòu
- 倾国倾城 qīng guó qīng chéng
- 倾家荡产 qīng jiā dàng chǎn
- 倾巢来犯 qīng cháo lái fàn
- 倾巢而出 qīng cháo ér chū
- 倾盆大雨 qīng pén dà yǔ
- 倾箱倒箧 qīng xiāng dào qiè
- 大厦将倾 dà shà jiāng qīng
- 一心一德 yī xīn yī dé
- 一心二用 yī xīn èr yòng
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