百川赴海 — “All rivers flow to the sea”
百川赴海 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “All rivers flow to the sea”. Indicates a situation where various elements or trends converge towards a common goal or destination, symbolizing popular consensus, an irresistible trend, or the gathering of numerous scattered things into one central point. Literally, “A hundred rivers flow to the sea”.
百川赴海 Pronunciation and Pinyin
百川赴海 Character Breakdown
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Idioms Related to 百川赴海
More idioms starting with 百
- bǎi百wàn万mǎi买zhái宅，，qiān千wàn万mǎi买lín邻Good neighbors are priceless
- bǎi百wàn万xióng雄bīng兵a vast and mighty army
- bǎi百wàn万xióng雄shī师a vast and mighty army
- bǎi百zhàng丈gān竿tóu头pinnacle of achievement, strive for more
- bǎi百xià下bǎi百quán全perfectly accurate and unfailingly successful
- bǎi百xià下bǎi百zháo着unfailingly successful
- bǎi百bù不yī一cún存not one in a hundred remains
- bǎi百bù不yī一shuǎng爽always accurate and reliable
- bǎi百bù不yī一dài贷make no exceptions
- bǎi百bù不yī一yù遇extremely rare
- bǎi百bù不wèi为duō多，，yī一bù不wèi为shǎo少Excellent things are always valuable
- bǎi百bù不shī失yī一unerringly accurate
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What does 百川赴海 mean?
百川赴海 (bǎi chuān fù hǎi) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “All rivers flow to the sea”.
How do you pronounce 百川赴海?
百川赴海 is pronounced bǎi chuān fù hǎi in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 百川赴海 literally mean?
Literally, 百川赴海 means “a hundred rivers flow to the sea”. It is used to mean “All rivers flow to the sea”.
What is the Chinese definition of 百川赴海?
百：表示多。川：江河。所有江河都流归大海。比喻众望所归或大势所趋。也比喻许多事物由分散而汇集到一处。