骥子龙文 — “Fine colt and dragon patterns”
骥子龙文 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “originally referring to exceptionally promising young individuals or prodigies; later more generally used to describe brilliant and outstanding talents”. Literally, “Fine colt and dragon patterns”.
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What does 骥子龙文 mean?
骥子龙文 (jì zi lóng wén) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “originally referring to exceptionally promising young individuals or prodigies; later more generally used to describe brilliant and outstanding talents”.
How do you pronounce 骥子龙文?
骥子龙文 is pronounced jì zi lóng wén in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 骥子龙文 literally mean?
Literally, 骥子龙文 means “Fine colt and dragon patterns”. It is used to mean “originally referring to exceptionally promising young individuals or prodigies; later more generally used to describe brilliant and outstanding talents”.
What is the Chinese definition of 骥子龙文?
骥子：千里马；龙文：骏马名，旧时多指神童。原为佳子弟的代称。后多比喻英才。