誉过其实 — “Reputation exceeds reality”
誉过其实 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to have a reputation that exceeds one's actual achievements or abilities; to be overrated”. Literally, “reputation exceeds reality”.
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What does 誉过其实 mean?
誉过其实 (yù guò qí shí) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to have a reputation that exceeds one's actual achievements or abilities; to be overrated”.
How do you pronounce 誉过其实?
誉过其实 is pronounced yù guò qí shí in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 誉过其实 literally mean?
Literally, 誉过其实 means “reputation exceeds reality”. It is used to mean “to have a reputation that exceeds one's actual achievements or abilities; to be overrated”.
What is the Chinese definition of 誉过其实?
誉：声誉，声名。名声超过了其人的实际情况