铸鼎象物 — “To cast cauldrons depicting various objects”
铸鼎象物 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to cast cauldrons depicting various objects”. Often symbolizing the achievements or virtues of a ruler, or to serve as a record of knowledge and wisdom. Literally, “Cast cauldrons to depict objects”.
铸鼎象物 Pronunciation and Pinyin
铸鼎象物 Character Breakdown
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- zhù铸jiàn剑wéi为lí犁beat swords into ploughshares
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- zhù铸chéng成dà大cuò错make a grave error
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- zhù铸mù木lòu镂bīng冰futile or ineffective efforts
- zhù铸cǐ此dà大cuò错make a grave mistake
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What does 铸鼎象物 mean?
铸鼎象物 (zhù dǐng xiàng wù) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to cast cauldrons depicting various objects”.
How do you pronounce 铸鼎象物?
铸鼎象物 is pronounced zhù dǐng xiàng wù in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 铸鼎象物 literally mean?
Literally, 铸鼎象物 means “Cast cauldrons to depict objects”. It is used to mean “to cast cauldrons depicting various objects”.
What is the Chinese definition of 铸鼎象物?
鼎：古代炊器，三足两耳，也指传国重器。禹收集九州金属而铸成的九鼎之上所铸各种物品图像。称颂君王有德