结驷连骑 — “A grand procession of coaches and riders”
结驷连骑 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “a grand procession of coaches and riders”. A magnificent retinue or entourage, indicative of great pomp and splendor. Literally, “yoke four horses, connect riders”.
结驷连骑 Pronunciation and Pinyin
结驷连骑 Character Breakdown
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Synonyms of 结驷连骑
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- jié结bù不jiě解yuán缘To be inextricably bound by fate
- jié结dǎng党jù聚qún群form cliques and gather followers
- jié结dǎng党yíng营sī私form cliques for selfish interests
- jié结dǎng党lián连qún群to form cliques or factions
- jié结fà发fū夫qī妻original husband and wife
- jié结jiē结shí实shí实firmly and securely
- jiē结jiē结bā巴ba巴stammer or stutter when speaking
- jié结shéng绳ér而zhì治govern by knotting ropes
- jié结yīng缨fú伏jiàn剑Sacrifice oneself for a righteous cause
- jié结shé舌dù杜kǒu口tongue-tied and speechless
- jié结shé舌qián钳kǒu口tongue-tied and speechless
- jié结cǎo草xián衔huán环profound gratitude and lifelong commitment
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What does 结驷连骑 mean?
结驷连骑 (jié sì lián qí) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “a grand procession of coaches and riders”.
How do you pronounce 结驷连骑?
结驷连骑 is pronounced jié sì lián qí in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 结驷连骑 literally mean?
Literally, 结驷连骑 means “yoke four horses, connect riders”. It is used to mean “a grand procession of coaches and riders”.
What is the Chinese definition of 结驷连骑?
驷：古时一乘车所套的四匹马；骑：骑马的人。随从、车马众多。形容排场阔绰。