拜将封侯 — “Appointed as a general and enfeoffed as a marquis”
拜将封侯 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to be appointed to a high military post and granted a title of nobility; to achieve great success and renown, especially in one's career or public life”. Literally, “Appointed as a general and enfeoffed as a marquis”.
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What does 拜将封侯 mean?
拜将封侯 (bài jiàng fēng hóu) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to be appointed to a high military post and granted a title of nobility; to achieve great success and renown, especially in one's career or public life”.
How do you pronounce 拜将封侯?
拜将封侯 is pronounced bài jiàng fēng hóu in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 拜将封侯 literally mean?
Literally, 拜将封侯 means “Appointed as a general and enfeoffed as a marquis”. It is used to mean “to be appointed to a high military post and granted a title of nobility; to achieve great success and renown, especially in one's career or public life”.
What is the Chinese definition of 拜将封侯?
拜为将领，封为列侯。古代形容功成名就，官至极品。