骨肉之恩 — “The affection/kindness of flesh and blood”
骨肉之恩 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “the deep affection and profound bond among close blood relatives, such as parents, siblings, and children; the strong ties of kinship”. Literally, “The affection/kindness of flesh and blood”.
骨肉之恩 Pronunciation and Pinyin
骨肉之恩 Character Breakdown
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- gǔ骨huà化xíng形xiāo销perish completely
- gǔ骨huà化fēng风chéng成character transformed, new custom formed
- gǔ骨hán寒máo毛shù竖utterly terrified or horrified
- gǔ骨shòu瘦rú如chái柴extremely thin, like skin and bones
- gǔ骨shòu瘦rú如chái豺extremely emaciated
- gǔ骨shòu瘦xíng形xiāo销extremely emaciated
- gǔ骨ròu肉zhī之qīn亲close family blood relations
- gǔ骨ròu肉fēn分lí离painful separation of family members
- gǔ骨ròu肉tuán团yuán圆family reunion
- gǔ骨ròu肉tuán团luán圞family reunion
- gǔ骨ròu肉wèi未hán寒the deceased's body is still warm
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What does 骨肉之恩 mean?
骨肉之恩 (gǔ ròu zhī ēn) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “the deep affection and profound bond among close blood relatives, such as parents, siblings, and children; the strong ties of kinship”.
How do you pronounce 骨肉之恩?
骨肉之恩 is pronounced gǔ ròu zhī ēn in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 骨肉之恩 literally mean?
Literally, 骨肉之恩 means “the affection/kindness of flesh and blood”. It is used to mean “the deep affection and profound bond among close blood relatives, such as parents, siblings, and children; the strong ties of kinship”.
What is the Chinese definition of 骨肉之恩?
骨肉：指父母兄弟子女等亲人关系；恩：亲爱。比喻至亲之间的深厚感情