晚节末路 — “One's later years”
晚节末路 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “One's later years”. The final phase of one's life, often implying a decline or an unfavorable end. Literally, “Later years, the final path”.
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晚节末路 Pronunciation and Pinyin
晚节末路 Character Breakdown
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他年轻时才华横溢，却因为晚节末路，最终声名狼藉。
He was brilliant in his youth, but due to his disgrace in his later years, he ultimately became infamous.
Idioms Related to 晚节末路
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- wǎn晚shēng生hòu后xué学younger generation of learners
- wǎn晚shēng生mò末xué学junior scholar of humble learning
- wǎn晚jié节bù不bǎo保fail to maintain integrity in old age
- wǎn晚jié节bù不zhōng终fail to maintain integrity in old age
- wǎn晚jié节huáng黄huā花maintain integrity in later years
- wǎn晚shí食dàng当ròu肉Plain food tastes like meat when hungry
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What does 晚节末路 mean?
晚节末路 (wǎn jié mò lù) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “One's later years”.
How do you pronounce 晚节末路?
晚节末路 is pronounced wǎn jié mò lù in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 晚节末路 literally mean?
Literally, 晚节末路 means “later years, the final path”. It is used to mean “One's later years”.
What is the Chinese definition of 晚节末路?
节：时期；末路：终了。末世。指朝代的末期或人的晚年