褒衣危冠 — “Wide robes and tall hats”
褒衣危冠 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “Wide robes and tall hats”. The traditional attire of ancient scholars, often implying a dignified or pedantic appearance. Literally, “wide robes and tall hats”.
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在那个时代的画作中，许多文人雅士都以褒衣危冠的形象出现。
In paintings of that era, many literati and refined scholars often appeared in wide robes and tall hats.
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What does 褒衣危冠 mean?
褒衣危冠 (bāo yī wēi guān) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “Wide robes and tall hats”.
How do you pronounce 褒衣危冠?
褒衣危冠 is pronounced bāo yī wēi guān in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 褒衣危冠 literally mean?
Literally, 褒衣危冠 means “wide robes and tall hats”. It is used to mean “Wide robes and tall hats”.
What is the Chinese definition of 褒衣危冠?
褒衣：宽大的衣服。危冠：高帽子。古代儒生的装束。指宽袍高帽。