伐毛换髓 — “To thoroughly change one's original appearance or nature”
伐毛换髓 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to thoroughly change one's original appearance or nature”. To be completely transformed or remade, often implying a profound improvement or renewal. Literally, “Cut hair and change marrow”.
伐毛换髓 Pronunciation and Pinyin
伐毛换髓 Character Breakdown
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What does 伐毛换髓 mean?
伐毛换髓 (fá máo huàn suǐ) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to thoroughly change one's original appearance or nature”.
How do you pronounce 伐毛换髓?
伐毛换髓 is pronounced fá máo huàn suǐ in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 伐毛换髓 literally mean?
Literally, 伐毛换髓 means “Cut hair and change marrow”. It is used to mean “to thoroughly change one's original appearance or nature”.
What is the Chinese definition of 伐毛换髓?
削去旧的毛发，换去旧的骨髓。比喻彻底改变原来的面貌。