梗迹萍踪 — “Broken stems and duckweed traces”
梗迹萍踪 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “refers to an unstable, wandering, or unsettled existence, like a broken stem or duckweed drifting aimlessly in water; a life without a fixed abode or definite trace”. Literally, “Broken stems and duckweed traces”.
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What does 梗迹萍踪 mean?
梗迹萍踪 (gěng jì píng zōng) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “refers to an unstable, wandering, or unsettled existence, like a broken stem or duckweed drifting aimlessly in water; a life without a fixed abode or definite trace”.
How do you pronounce 梗迹萍踪?
梗迹萍踪 is pronounced gěng jì píng zōng in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 梗迹萍踪 literally mean?
Literally, 梗迹萍踪 means “Broken stems and duckweed traces”. It is used to mean “refers to an unstable, wandering, or unsettled existence, like a broken stem or duckweed drifting aimlessly in water; a life without a fixed abode or definite trace”.
What is the Chinese definition of 梗迹萍踪?
像断梗、浮萍在水中一样踪迹不定。