坎窞

kǎn dàn

Two-char wordNeutral周易

坑穴，比喻险境或陷阱。

2 charCharacter count Two-characterSource 坎卦Dynasty Warring StatesSentiment NeutralFrequency less_common

Word structure: data.structure.联合
Usage: 多用于比喻危险境地，也可指实际坑洞。
English: Pit or hole, metaphorically referring to a dangerous situation or trap.

Detailed Definition

入于坎窞

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