零圭断璧 — “Scattered jade tablets and broken jade disks”
零圭断璧 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “refers to fragmented or incomplete precious cultural relics and artifacts”. Literally, “scattered jade tablets and broken jade disks”.
零圭断璧 Pronunciation and Pinyin
零圭断璧 Character Breakdown
Stroke OrderExample Sentence with 零圭断璧
Idioms Related to 零圭断璧
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- líng零dīng丁gū孤kǔ苦alone, helpless, and miserable
- líng零qī七bā八suì碎scattered and disorganized
- líng零qī七suì碎bā八odds and ends
- líng零guāng光piàn片yǔ羽a tiny fragment of something precious
- líng零dǎ打suì碎qiāo敲do things bit by bit and off and on
- líng零qiāo敲suì碎dǎ打do things piecemeal
- líng零zhū珠suì碎yù玉scattered precious fragments
- líng零suì碎bù不quán全fragmented and incomplete
- líng零luò落shān山qiū丘die and be buried in a desolate grave
- líng零líng零sǎn散sǎn散scattered and sparse
- líng零líng零xīng星xīng星scattered and sporadic
- líng零líng零suì碎suì碎in small, scattered pieces
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What does 零圭断璧 mean?
零圭断璧 (líng guī duàn bì) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “refers to fragmented or incomplete precious cultural relics and artifacts”.
How do you pronounce 零圭断璧?
零圭断璧 is pronounced líng guī duàn bì in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 零圭断璧 literally mean?
Literally, 零圭断璧 means “scattered jade tablets and broken jade disks”. It is used to mean “refers to fragmented or incomplete precious cultural relics and artifacts”.
What is the Chinese definition of 零圭断璧?
比喻残破不全的珍贵文物。