改换门庭

改
改
换
換
门
門
庭
庭
to improve one's family's social status by moving up in the world / to switch one's allegiance to a new patron

Characters and words in 改换门庭

改
gǎi = g + ai3
to change / to alter / to transform / to correct
改 = 己 + 攵 : Guy Fawkes rose to power in the airplane and the first thing he wants to do is to change the throne. He used a butcher's hook to scratch the jewels out of the golden throne. Now he uses a sledgehammer to change the throne into a new form, that is, a pile of garbage.
改
改
换
換
to change (sth) / to alter (sth) / to change over (to sth else)
换
換
huàn = hu + an4
to exchange / to change (clothes etc) / to substitute / to switch / to convert (currency)
换 = 奂 + 扌 : Helga Horse (hu) received two new toy claws (扌) and tests them in the anthill's bathroom (an4). To test whether they are the same, she repeatedly exchanges (换) them and weighs them in her hands. She then makes both tips of the claws touch and quietly whispers "excellent" (奂).
门
門
mén = m + (e)n2
surname Men
门
門
mén = m + (e)n2
gate / door / CL:扇[shan4] / gateway / doorway / CL:個|个[ge4] / opening / valve / switch / way to do something / knack / family / house / (religious) sect / school (of thought) / class / category / phylum or division (taxonomy) / classifier for large guns / classifier for lessons, subjects, branches of technology / (suffix) -gate (i.e. scandal; derived from Watergate)
Mahatma Gandhi wants his revenge on the Chinese emperor! Like a spider he sits in the upper left corner of the encampment's kitchen, ready to strike with the trap door he installed in the floor.
庭
tíng = ti + (e)ng2
main hall / front courtyard / law court
庭 = 广 + 廷 : Mother Teresa (ti) wants to one-up her palace courtyard (廷) for the cat-o-nine tails in the engine's kitchen ((e)ng2). She upgrades it to the main hall (庭) by covering the walled courtyard with a parachute (广) as canopy.

Words with 改换门庭

改换门庭 is not used as a component in another word.

Sentences with 改换门庭

改换门庭 currently does not appear in any sentence.