断缣零璧 — “Fragmentary but precious writings, ancient texts, or cultural relics”
断缣零璧 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “fragmentary but precious writings, ancient texts, or cultural relics”. Invaluable literary or artistic fragments. Literally, “broken silk and scattered jade fragments”.
断缣零璧 Pronunciation and Pinyin
断缣零璧 Character Breakdown
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- duàn断jǐng井tuí颓yuán垣dilapidated courtyard
- duàn断jué决rú如liú流make quick and decisive judgments
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- duàn断yuán垣cán残bì壁crumbling ruins
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What does 断缣零璧 mean?
断缣零璧 (duàn jiān líng bì) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “fragmentary but precious writings, ancient texts, or cultural relics”.
How do you pronounce 断缣零璧?
断缣零璧 is pronounced duàn jiān líng bì in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 断缣零璧 literally mean?
Literally, 断缣零璧 means “broken silk and scattered jade fragments”. It is used to mean “fragmentary but precious writings, ancient texts, or cultural relics”.
What is the Chinese definition of 断缣零璧?
比喻片段而珍贵的文字。