蟒袍玉带 — “Dragon robe and jade belt”
蟒袍玉带 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “Elaborate ceremonial robes adorned with dragon patterns and belts embellished with jade, traditionally worn by high-ranking officials or as costumes for emperors and generals in classical opera, symbolizing high status and dignity”. Literally, “Dragon robe and jade belt”.
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What does 蟒袍玉带 mean?
蟒袍玉带 (mǎng páo yù dài) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “Elaborate ceremonial robes adorned with dragon patterns and belts embellished with jade, traditionally worn by high-ranking officials or as costumes for emperors and generals in classical opera, symbolizing high status and dignity”.
How do you pronounce 蟒袍玉带?
蟒袍玉带 is pronounced mǎng páo yù dài in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 蟒袍玉带 literally mean?
Literally, 蟒袍玉带 means “Dragon robe and jade belt”. It is used to mean “Elaborate ceremonial robes adorned with dragon patterns and belts embellished with jade, traditionally worn by high-ranking officials or as costumes for emperors and generals in classical opera, symbolizing high status and dignity”.
What is the Chinese definition of 蟒袍玉带?
绣有蟒蛇的长袍，饰有玉石的腰带。指官服，也指传统戏曲中帝王将相的服装。亦作“蟒衣玉带”。