堕指裂肤 — “Refers to extremely severe cold weather that causes frostbite”
堕指裂肤 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “refers to extremely severe cold weather that causes frostbite”. Leading to fingers dropping off and skin cracking. Describes biting cold. Literally, “severed fingers and cracked skin”.
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What does 堕指裂肤 mean?
堕指裂肤 (duò zhǐ liè fū) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “refers to extremely severe cold weather that causes frostbite”.
How do you pronounce 堕指裂肤?
堕指裂肤 is pronounced duò zhǐ liè fū in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 堕指裂肤 literally mean?
Literally, 堕指裂肤 means “severed fingers and cracked skin”. It is used to mean “refers to extremely severe cold weather that causes frostbite”.
What is the Chinese definition of 堕指裂肤?
堕：落下；裂：分裂。手指冻掉，皮肤冻裂。形容天气严寒