袅袅余音 — “The lingering, melodious aftersound of music”
袅袅余音 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “the lingering, melodious aftersound of music”. Reverberating echoes that continue to enchant. Literally, “Gracefully lingering sound”.
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袅袅余音 Pronunciation and Pinyin
袅袅余音 Character Breakdown
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音乐会结束了，但那小提琴的袅袅余音仍在听众心头萦绕，久久不散。
The concert ended, but the lingering melodious aftersound of the violin still reverberated in the audience's hearts, unwilling to fade for a long time.
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What does 袅袅余音 mean?
袅袅余音 (niǎo niǎo yú yīn) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “the lingering, melodious aftersound of music”.
How do you pronounce 袅袅余音?
袅袅余音 is pronounced niǎo niǎo yú yīn in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 袅袅余音 literally mean?
Literally, 袅袅余音 means “Gracefully lingering sound”. It is used to mean “the lingering, melodious aftersound of music”.
What is the Chinese definition of 袅袅余音?
袅袅：宛转悠扬。余音：不绝之音。形容音乐结束后悠扬悦耳的声音仍然绵延不绝，回响在耳边。同“余音袅袅” 。