tóng​xiù

stink of money

铜臭 銅臭 tóng​xiù
stink of money
The smell of copper coins; used to mock someone's excessive obsession with wealth or a profits-before-everything mentality
stench of corruption
Used to mock those who purchase government offices with money, referencing the story of Cui Lie in the Later Han dynasty

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0.240 per million appears in 0% of films
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0.250 per million

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