五陵年少 — “Wealthy young men from the capital”
五陵年少 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “Wealthy young men from the capital”. Rich young dandies. Literally, “Young men from Wuling (Five Tombs area)”.
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五陵年少 Pronunciation and Pinyin
五陵年少 Character Breakdown
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那些五陵年少们骑着骏马，在街上招摇过市，引得路人纷纷侧目。
Those wealthy young men from the capital rode their fine horses, parading through the streets and attracting the attention of passersby.
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Open the tool →Questions about 五陵年少
What does 五陵年少 mean?
五陵年少 (wǔ líng nián shào) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “Wealthy young men from the capital”.
How do you pronounce 五陵年少?
五陵年少 is pronounced wǔ líng nián shào in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 五陵年少 literally mean?
Literally, 五陵年少 means “Young men from Wuling (Five Tombs area)”. It is used to mean “Wealthy young men from the capital”.
What is the Chinese definition of 五陵年少?
指京都富豪子弟。