年久日深 — “To be deeply rooted or well-established over a long period”
年久日深 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to be deeply rooted or well-established over a long period”. To have become profound with the passage of time. Literally, “years old, days deep”.
年久日深 Pronunciation and Pinyin
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- nián年shì事yǐ已gāo高advanced in years
- nián年huá华chuí垂mù暮approaching old age
- nián年huá华xū虚dù度waste one's prime years idly
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- nián年fù复yī一nián年year after year
- nián年tóu头yuè月wěi尾the entire year
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- nián年yǐ已cuō蹉tuó跎past one's prime
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What does 年久日深 mean?
年久日深 (nián jiǔ rì shēn) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to be deeply rooted or well-established over a long period”.
How do you pronounce 年久日深?
年久日深 is pronounced nián jiǔ rì shēn in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 年久日深 literally mean?
Literally, 年久日深 means “years old, days deep”. It is used to mean “to be deeply rooted or well-established over a long period”.
What is the Chinese definition of 年久日深?
深：远。形容时间久远