沐雨经霜 — “To be exposed to the elements”
沐雨经霜 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to be exposed to the elements”. To endure hardships and trials; to brave wind and rain and frost. Literally, “Bathed in rain and experienced frost”.
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沐雨经霜 Pronunciation and Pinyin
沐雨经霜 Character Breakdown
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这位老园丁一生沐雨经霜，悉心照料着这片果园。
This old gardener has been exposed to the elements and endured countless hardships throughout his life, meticulously tending to this orchard.
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- mù沐hóu猴guān冠miǎn冕a pretender in a position of authority
- mù沐hóu猴ér而guàn冠an impostor in fine clothes
- mù沐hóu猴yī衣guàn冠a clown in fine attire
- mù沐yǔ雨zhì栉fēng风to brave wind and rain
- mù沐yǔ雨shū梳fēng风brave wind and rain to toil tirelessly
- mù沐lù露zhān沾shuāng霜endured hardships and rigors of life
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What does 沐雨经霜 mean?
沐雨经霜 (mù yǔ jīng shuāng) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to be exposed to the elements”.
How do you pronounce 沐雨经霜?
沐雨经霜 is pronounced mù yǔ jīng shuāng in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 沐雨经霜 literally mean?
Literally, 沐雨经霜 means “Bathed in rain and experienced frost”. It is used to mean “to be exposed to the elements”.
What is the Chinese definition of 沐雨经霜?
指承受雨淋霜打。形容历尽辛苦。