五陵英少 — “Wealthy young gentlemen”
五陵英少 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “Wealthy young gentlemen”. Especially those from the capital, often implying a carefree and privileged lifestyle. Literally, “Youths from Wuling”.
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五陵英少 Pronunciation and Pinyin
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他出身显赫，从小就是周围人羡慕的五陵英少
He came from a prominent family and was an envied young gentleman of wealth among his peers since childhood.
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- wǔ五guāng光shí十sè色vibrantly colorful and dazzling
- wǔ五diǎn典sān三fén坟ancient Chinese classics
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Open the tool →Questions about 五陵英少
What does 五陵英少 mean?
五陵英少 (wǔ líng yīng shǎo) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “Wealthy young gentlemen”.
How do you pronounce 五陵英少?
五陵英少 is pronounced wǔ líng yīng shǎo in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 五陵英少 literally mean?
Literally, 五陵英少 means “Youths from Wuling”. It is used to mean “Wealthy young gentlemen”.
What is the Chinese definition of 五陵英少?
指京都富豪子弟。同“五陵年少”。