圆顶方趾 — “Refers to human beings”
圆顶方趾 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “refers to human beings”. Mankind, often emphasizing their physical form. Literally, “Round head, square feet”.
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圆顶方趾 Pronunciation and Pinyin
圆顶方趾 Character Breakdown
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这些圆顶方趾的生灵，在大地上创造了无数奇迹。
These round-headed and square-footed beings have created countless wonders on earth.
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What does 圆顶方趾 mean?
圆顶方趾 (yuán dǐng fāng zhǐ) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “refers to human beings”.
How do you pronounce 圆顶方趾?
圆顶方趾 is pronounced yuán dǐng fāng zhǐ in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 圆顶方趾 literally mean?
Literally, 圆顶方趾 means “Round head, square feet”. It is used to mean “refers to human beings”.
What is the Chinese definition of 圆顶方趾?
指人类。同“圆首方足”。