柱天踏地 — “Describing something of immense size”
柱天踏地 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “describing something of immense size”. Grandeur, or powerful presence, like a monumental structure connecting heaven and earth. Literally, “Pillar the sky and tread the earth”.
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柱天踏地 Pronunciation and Pinyin
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这座古老的灯塔屹立海岸，柱天踏地，为远航的船只指引方向。
This ancient lighthouse stands on the coast, colossal and unwavering, guiding distant ships.
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What does 柱天踏地 mean?
柱天踏地 (zhù tiān tà dì) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “describing something of immense size”.
How do you pronounce 柱天踏地?
柱天踏地 is pronounced zhù tiān tà dì in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 柱天踏地 literally mean?
Literally, 柱天踏地 means “Pillar the sky and tread the earth”. It is used to mean “describing something of immense size”.
What is the Chinese definition of 柱天踏地?
指顶天立地的事物。