quisling in Chinese
quisling in Chinese is 卖国贼 — quisling means someone who betrays their own country by helping an enemy.
quisling in Chinese
卖国贼
Pronounced: mài guó zéi
(pejorative) A traitor who collaborates with the enemy. [from 1940]
What does "quisling" mean?
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noun Someone who betrays their own country by helping an enemy.
"It is time to clear out the quislings and paid flunkies of city hall and big business."
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quisling in a sentence
- It is time to clear out the quislings and paid flunkies of city hall and big business.
- The man she cherishes, the man she butterfly-kisses, the man she sleeps curved around like two spoons in a drawer. It is he who is evil, he who is sworn to destroy her, an emotional quisling of the first water.
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What is "quisling" in Chinese?
"quisling" in Chinese is 卖国贼. quisling means: Someone who betrays their own country by helping an enemy.
How do you pronounce 卖国贼?
"quisling" in Chinese is 卖国贼, pronounced "mài guó zéi".
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