珠围翠绕 — “Adorned with pearls and jade, referring to women's magnificent attire”
珠围翠绕 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “Adorned with pearls and jade, referring to women's magnificent attire”. Also describing a wealthy household with many attendants, often beautifully dressed women. Literally, “Pearls surround, jade entwines”.
珠围翠绕 Pronunciation and Pinyin
珠围翠绕 Character Breakdown
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Idioms Related to 珠围翠绕
More idioms starting with 珠
- zhū珠wéi围cuì翠yōng拥luxurious and splendid adornment
- zhū珠yuán圆yù玉jié洁polished, refined, clear, and beautiful
- zhū珠yuán圆yù玉rùn润smooth and mellow
- zhū珠gōng宫bèi贝què阙magnificent luxurious buildings
- zhū珠lǚ履sān三qiān千many distinguished guests or followers
- zhū珠tóu投bì璧dǐ抵unrecognized talent
- zhū珠pán槃yù玉dūn敦establish a solemn alliance or covenant
- zhū珠gē歌cuì翠wǔ舞splendid singing and dancing performance
- zhū珠cán残yù玉suì碎precious objects damaged or destroyed
- zhū珠cán残bì璧suì碎precious things ruined
- zhū珠chén沉cāng沧hǎi海talented person or valuable object overlooked
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What does 珠围翠绕 mean?
珠围翠绕 (zhū wéi cuì rào) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “Adorned with pearls and jade, referring to women's magnificent attire”.
How do you pronounce 珠围翠绕?
珠围翠绕 is pronounced zhū wéi cuì rào in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 珠围翠绕 literally mean?
Literally, 珠围翠绕 means “Pearls surround, jade entwines”. It is used to mean “Adorned with pearls and jade, referring to women's magnificent attire”.
What is the Chinese definition of 珠围翠绕?
珠：珍珠；翠：翡翠。形容妇女妆饰华丽。也形容富贵人家随侍的女子众多。